... commissioner ; b , and a poor man courtesy and urbanit: to thi » of their geveral legal knowledge whic in toe discharge of your speak now ooly for the bar ral supposition is addressed by the president o! Fenian rebellion what I desire you to feel and tone, ...

... Al | yourselves in the love of ( yy the Rev. John mercy of our Lord Jesus Ch 1 service was com- ration of the Holy After speaking of the ven, and was con- a review of the old year and the opening of : , without any ap- t, be calle ceremonies. ask themselves ...

... the Liverpool th war in U.S) 18 at the Claren- 1863 22,603,000 j 194 abject of the erec- 88,017,007 tic asylum for the These speak for t er Pierce presided, of that country in percentage of th association present need. mn, T. E. Priest, F. == lliams, R. ...

... the H. G. bas direct cem- Times, dealt so leniently with and Manufaciurers. of it. The article is the fir years of plain-speaking cri REENWOOD'S NACS, DIARIES. and who is now as hearty and as now complete. oi and well advanced with his new: the field ...

... running the last attended by General | With regard to the Cabinet meeting, the | qaestion at once srose over the ork we can speak ng can be firmer or tion, Secretary Fish and At: taking ground usl 2 which the blind and basket work, Raslicsspeaking earnestly ...

... public and private ngly upon this meens, of meeting r'l the r hen we find them attending to the necessitic half-year without speak to the community it is not a matter of deservi iod back,—swell- dentical mileage, or of character even of the ally new sources ...

... empire ibraitar; FP. George 875,609 327,412,958 3-97 equar ittevent and is ited by some 224, braltar; Aberdeen jon; Chatham speak of babies yet unborn. And ongkong the origin and climacteric of t armah : Colchester colossal man, we might leave engal; Pembroke ...

... asked him all wanted Mr. Landeshut, The prisone r “sion ough! posely that all might come ¢ ay 8 ott thet th ESDAY. JANUARY 4 speaking in wam| POR o gl ters, the chairman of business for the Dg to what he con- TEL rbitration than had A telegram from Rome, ...

... been hand rements colliers the warning of the vendo for their drops were a suflicient ines they them- home, and when there speaking on the bottleful. As a matter ...

... are to retired awd oh. ‘hems eman, but had be Oy Vw aa od — saw deceased alive on the for in the ward, and but on going to speak with hin therefore not pro- of an hour afterwards b terly deceased had often said of days he was nervous, az Other evidence ...

... political an the dominions at | onfirm, and now public, of this the kind of liberty tha where it has the power. y know how long speak about religious ags ve. wise for Mr. Martin to he »? A telegram e1noon seems to The proposed payment priests was defeated by ...

... stated, ag philosophy. A great nomb TEE. inscribed their names to nittee showed that positions, Five, as one ac others say—did speak at ¢ ere £2,232. Os. 8d., much earnestness against the the corresponding against the Papal echemes, t the period from 1869 ...