... oattdon, and are deeoid of anythu'R like buoyancy, but are not worse than Monday. The letters hand from the provinces this morm speak of continual dul ess, but quotations generally are not more depressed Mark-l«ne day the attendance was small and the trade ...

... gone Friday, and that he took the watch. He was, howev. r. sorry for what he had done. —Superintendent Millar said be could speak much better than was doing ; was shamming.—The l»ench committed the prisoner for tr al. NFuLEcriNu to Maintain a Wife. —Elijah ...

... . She said, in conclusion, that she was thankful for being allowed the privilege of standing there and being permitted to speak for women who are to-day AS dumb as were the slaves of a few years ago. Great confusion followed this, and a motion was made ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1869. MORE ON THE IRISH LAND QUESTION. ON subjects connected with Ireland, few are more entitled to speak with authority than Lord CLARENDON. His knowledge of that country has been long and intimate. From the period when, as plain ...

... smaller sect* would together sbiorb twenty millioui more, the remaining 140 millions being Hindoo*. The speaker then preceded speak of the peculiarities the climate, and the difficulties under which Europeans laboured with respect to it. and then pointed ...

... the subject being The ballot. There was a full attendance of members, who appeared to be eager to take up a position to speak or learn something from what was said. Mr. Illingworth was called to the chair. Mr. T. H. Walker gave a few remarks in reference ...

... the skill of medicine or all hope recovery, and all that can done ia to occasionally moisten hia parched lips. If re port speak truly, of approaching dissolute n were unmistakeahly observable ...

... witnesses on her behalf, she said the complainant's neighbours alleged that she was such a wicked woman that they dare not speak a word against her.—A fine of ss. and costs, with an alternative of seven days' imprisonment, was imposed. ROBERT TOWN. A RUNAWAY ...

... a policeman ; refer the question to the chair.’ I was informed that the chairman ruled that I should withdraw. I requested speak with the chairman, and, though many would have refused this, I was at length allowed do so. The advertisement was read aloud ...

... WEDNESDAY NIGHT. —Lord Derby is still alive. All that can be done for him now is to moisten his lips occasionally. He has tried to speak, but cannot make himself understood. He appears sometimes conscious of pain, but recognises no one. PROPOSED COMMISSION OF ...

... opened not my mouth, because thou didst it.' And surely if that voice, which has often been heard from this platform, could speak to us to-night, it would say to each of us, What thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might.' The time is short • the day ...

... of my boys, aged 10 years and upwards, was standing the gate of my residence, when whs invited by passing tramp to oomo and speak to him. The boy declined to do so, and the fellow thereof on gagged him, and, by means of threatening kill hi’ with large clasp ...