... on. TM result, as given by the examiner, the Rev. Dr. Rule, it highly satisfactory. In his report on the abjudicatlon, be speaks of the care and talent of the gompeti• tors, and that, had not the prizes been limited to four, seven would have certainly ...

... have reaonable grounds to grumble, no one acquainted with their affairs will venture to deny, for what Englishman would not speak out when a demand of 2s. in the pound is made upon him on account of the local rate, caused in a great measure by the action ...

... upon Sarah Rose, at the same time and place. Complainant said on the day in question she went to the door of defendant to speak to her about her child. Directly the door was opeued they all flew at her like Sone. (Laughter). The Chairman But why did you ...

... certificates in German. French, Latin and Maths matins, your pupils have distinguished themselves in religious subjecta. This speaks for itself ; and we heartily wish you the success you so well deserve. We feel that in this rapidly-increasi neighbourhood ...

... behaved badly to her while he remained in the bth Lancers. Sergeant-Major Martin, who was at the depot, Canterbury, could speak of her husband's illtreatment—The prisoner said he had been in the army, and left with a good conduct medal and pension, and ...

... out the reasons why he thought smeh to be the use. It was simply because there were members who considered it necessary to speak on every subject which came under discussion, whetheelthey knew anything about it or not—thinking doubtless that It is nice ...

... repeated. The reading by Mr. Godfrey, of a literary effort called the Voluntary Choir was very good, especially that part which speaks of a Greprian choir being the lowest form of anima life which has yet been discovered. The fol. lowing was the programme ...

... He came to the asylum in June, 1871. I saw him last alive about five weeks ago, when he appeared worse. He could not then speak, and appeared a great deal more helpless than I had seen him before. I men tinned this circumstance to the doctor. Deceased ...

... said he was at the station a little after liMe, and saw defendant coming along the road. He epeke to witness, and said If he speaks to you call him a puppy. Witness said he had no reason to do so, upon which defendant said If you knew what he says about ...

... to the bed lighting of this road, and asked the Board to put up another lamp in that neighbourhood, as there was strictly speaking not a single light in the street. The erratum/at thought there was a lamp at each end. Mr. vu not aware that there vu one ...

... 1100 voted to the surveyor and the 4100 to the overseers being allowed, viz.:—Hare. Davidson, Freak., Cream, and Parana. In speaking upon this resolution, the mover remarked that he bad on this occasion a number of facts to deal with. and that they were ...

... mestables to the the Fourth pm& lie house where be found the these is the tap room. lie went to Lindsey AM and said I went to speak to yam. To this he replied Come and my it here, if you've get anyt hing is al. Witness then told him th e charge, and be ...