... with prayer, the Rev. R. Stephenson, chaplain to her Majesty’s forces, Birmingham. Chairman then made a few remarks, and in speaking of the British army said there was a great improvement in the army regulations since he was a soldier; and believed there ...

... Kavanagb, Mr. B. Matthews, Mr. Fowler, Mr. Bruen, Mr. J. P. Maguire, and Mr. Goldney having add reared bouse, Mr. Qlamtonk. speaking from the text of Sir Ronodell Palmer** observations upon free contract, aaid was impomtblc say that the provision which abolished ...

... strong, and the ground education was certainly one of those pointt. Sutiatica to what they bad already dona gees them tight to speak. It had been mid that it was owing to the great wealth of the Church, and to the large endowments; hut answered that the schools ...

... great pleasure ta availing himself of the privilege afforded him of wasting a body of practical geaUewea this way. Ha could speak the spirit of this raaulotioo, because had tong bean convinced that the ratoa. especially the poorrates, were unfairly levied ...

... them took stone and threw it at them. The policemen then took him into custody.—This defendant also charged the police with speaking false, which caused Mr. Sbeardown to say that the police must great liars.—The Mayor said the Bench disapproved of the attempts ...

... but could not succeed in doing so. I understand spoke word or two whilst I was fetching the brandy, but did not hear him speak afterwards. Mr. Walker came in two or three minutes- Dr. Walker 1 deceased about quarter two o’clock. was titling in chair ...

... the prisoners £B,OOO. Cook's excursionists reported all safe. Archbishop Lycorgua, letter to the Arehhiehop of Canterbury, speaks in the most glowing terms of his reception in England, whieh ba considers was offered to the whole Orthodox Eastern Church ...

... general taxation.” said—Sir.—The subjects for discussion here day are the local and general taxation of the country : and in speaking of the rates gathered for the relief of the poor and for the repression of crime, I must say that 1 have been surprised, ...

... excuse, that the opposition was taken by surprise. Dsrboy and many others imagined they would have another opportunity of speaking for tbe voting name-call, bat found themselves silenced. Yet they say they have gained something, and stand better than before ...

... opportunity meeting them In that room, it was his fifth time of meeting them. Still be felt rather fluttered, partly at having speak such a large audience, and partly on account giving away the tickets. This latter was a very difficult matter, for though the ...

... next training, without being aware it waa the time for the Militia to assemble. ?• reduced character from his late employers speaking very svoorably him.—The magistrates thought was a hard case, bat they had no alternative but to flue the defendant the usual ...

... serious accident occurred tho Railway Station, porter, named Newborn Wood, living in Moore’s-place. West-street. Wood was speaking guard named Rodgers who bad just arrived with goods train, and was asking for fresh guard. Ward saw an engine approach at ...