... other person he may name. The more stardy negro-race, run or vaunt), _____ though it be, is perceptibly degeneiating ; andhe review or rne the CoColony.- me look in •IMn for those athletic (To it told of progress in almost every branch of I other person ...

... the meeting all the transactions of the year 1881—Pastoral, Educational and Chapel—were passed in review, and plans made for the work of 1882. The review of the past was very encouraging -ery branch of the work. A glance at the following statisti will ...

... Colony—very . old one of burying them in the earth has given rise to a great deal of discussion, it would not be inopportune to review the various ways which people of different races and creeds Have daring different ages adopted, of disposing of the dead. ...

... in force gave His Honor no power to review the taxation of the Clerk of Courts in such cases as mine. Also that His Honor, after expressing his regret that the Laws and Ordinances in force gave him no power of Review, allowed the objection taken, and the ...

... matter, and to propose some amendment to the present procedure, as well as to advise an Ordinance to allow appeal for the review of any taxation made by the Taxing Officer—as the present Gentleman has too much of his own way. Yours faithfully, E. C. GARNETT ...

... but' the slightest of personal intercourse with the late Lieutenant Governor, we mut with sonic hope of success attempt a review of his administration. Like all rulers of strong. individuality Mr. Burke has great faiths and great virtues. lie has a most ...

... and unable to attend. The ceremony of presentation to the General of a decoration by the Khedive did wit take place. The review of 11.itisli troops will take place Saturday. The Khedive's Ilinistets will to-iiorow disco the app ointnteat of n Court-ouutial ...

... wheat fields of the West appear to be likely to solve the lumber as well as food problem. The Lion In Europe. (Contemporary Review.) It is certain that the lion lived in B.C. 480 in the forests south of the Balkans, between these two boundaries, and, probably ...

... 1836; and Some Thoughts on the Duties of the Church of England, 1876 ; Ile also contributed to the Edinburgh and North British Review. Cultivation a Preparation of Vanilla. [ Translated from the Eco del Norte. The vanilla vine ought to be planted at the ...

... EDITOR. Ituittan, Romlora4. November, 1882.. Sir,—You will allow me, please, x small space in your columns, to sn, a words in review of my late misfortune. I was the owner of .th? ish Schooner Surprise and built her mysdf. Up to the time of the disaster ...

... mental and spiritual good. An anthem by the choir was followed by the reading of the reports. Te general report gave a rapid review of the society's work in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. From the general summary it appeared that there are, in the Mission ...

... Young—if only for a pleasant change : Retire and read thy Bible to be gay. -R E FECTO R. English Bards I!) and Scotch (?) Reviewers. (Apropni eitiltions front the above.) PART I. 'Tin pleasant, sure, to nee one's name In print : A book's a bosh, able; ...