... and laughter.) He called, however,- for tile sympaticy of tics House towards the ovorkieg classes, aeud then proceeded to review this crisis from the 2nd October lest, wlmen the Blank raised ?? rate of discount from 04 ts 0 per cent., to the tune of tics ...

... occupied the chair. The rev; lecturer, who was frequently applauded during the delivery of the lecture, gave a full and careful review of Lord Bacon's career, in its varied aspects, official, philosophical, and moral. He traced the circumstances which contributed ...

... distinct armies. .- The physical supe- riority of English over native soldiers was next spoken of, and the lecturer passed in review -the various features of the present mutiny.- - England had as yet only held India as a means of agkrandisewent, but the-time ...

... higher duties which would lead them to God. The great good effected by such a society was next adverted to andably passed in review, as was also the advancement made In science, art, literature, and manufac- tures of Christian nations; and these Mr. Dale ...

... new trial, the plaintiff still employing Cottrell as his attorney, the verdict at the first trial was slightly reduced, On a review, then, of the whole proceedings, it would seem Allday came to the conclusion that Cottrell bad conducted his case very negligently ...

... delivery. The nature and composition of the plants used as food by man were first alluded to, and the lecturer ably passed in review the component parts of their structure, and also their uses in regard to the animal kingdom. Milk fie showed to possess nearly ...

... said that all men who held public situations must consider themselves open to have their public conduct commented upon, reviewed, and criticised, and that though this might b te onet idn streng terms care must be taken not to overstep *cied.He eftit ...

... his election was declared illegal, he would have lost the present opportunity of getting on the hospital staff. Air. WxLOH reviewed the position in which the question stood, justifying his san port of Mr. West by reference to his testimonials, which he ...

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... stars, and the question whether they were inhabited were eloquently discussed, amtd the lecturer successively passed in able review the silence of the Scriptures upon the being of angels, the origin of evil in the world, the existence or mnoesxlstence of ...

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... inspectorship, as he would not come in under it.-Mr. Bayly: WVel, none of the inspectors knew anything about it.-Mr. Bayly, in reviewing the whole case, put it to his Honour whether the circumstances did not raise a suopidnoi as to the bone fides of the date ...