... REPRESENTATION OF BOSTON. The death of Capt. D. Pel ham, has again created a vacancy in the representation of this borough. At the general election in 1847 three candidates were in the field, namely, Sir James Duke, Mr. Benjamin Bond Cabbell, and Mr. ...

... defaulters under the Vaccination Act, but only abont one pnt iv an appearance.— Alderman Hobson characterised the adjudi- cation on these cases as an absurd proceeding, and asked if Mr. Payne could not make a representation of the facta to the Board of Guardians ...

... and Edinburgh, where local Acts with a similar object are already in operation, the Local Authority may elect to proceed either under the present or under the previous special Act. But it is probable that the present Act, in at least one important particular ...

... and extracts from it constituted the greater part of the lecture. The usual topics were dilated on, and the usual mis- representations again resorted to. In the course of his address Dr. Perry stated, that, the schools which received govern- ment aid would ...

... he said this Act dii not meet the it demands of the Irish people, that it was not of a character ti that he could give it his support, is that not quite con- se sistent with his present attitude, and that he should tell A the Irish people to look upon ...

... form of attempting to possess himself of the fee )simple of the estates in question, every act of alienation fwith reference to which it is declared by the Act 6th of George I. shall be null and void. The disentailing deed was, it appears, a necessary ...

... Dublin, says:-- We have .i the authority of the Hon. W. H. Yelverton brother of Lord a Avonmore. so state that all these representations of Major v Yelverton are without a shadow of foundation. There is not a I particle of truth in the story from beginning ...

... that guardians have now too ?? increase of the burthien of tithes by the working of the Commutation Act is another subject on which several representations have been made to the com- missioners, and they have enquired into the details of some cases which ...

... certain representations -to him respecting Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher. After some idays she left the camp meeting for the purpose of visiting Ia Mr. and Mrs. Horne at Saratoga, and before going gave the witness the power of attorney (produced) to act for her ...

... convince people who had the care of carts, l . whether owners or servants, that for their own safety, as o i well as that of others, they must attend to the rules and it t regulations prescribed by the general turnpike act and h If their own local acts, for ...

... by his Honour. Mr HEXTALL then !Ml said that the Society had always acted upon that principle, ata and had paid accordingly, to which his HoNoun replied bee that if 100 other people had been deprived of their lust pre rights that was no reason why the ...

... in which the ~Prisn ommisioners appointed b under the Prisons Act, 1877, were enforcing and arranging ei the provisions of that Act. The Home Secretary, in e plyn e to the representations of the Doputation, said ae waspleased 3 to see them, and hoped ...