... A LADY SPEAKING IN COURT. The proceedings in the Divorce Court, last Fridav were of unusual interest, from the fact that a lady' whose counsel had withdrawn from the case in oonse- b^Tt-6 + h?C0l}inS to his own statement, having had time to master the ...

... A MAN MAKES HIS LAST WILL AND SPEAKS HIS MIND. A short time since Mr. William Dunlop, of Gairbraid, Colborne Township, C.W., departed this life, leaving the following as his last will and testament. It is now being contested in Chancery in the district ...

... Bright on Reform.—Mr. Bright has written to Glasgow declining to address a Reform meeting there. He says if he speaks in one place he must speak in others, and he is unable to undergo the fatigues of a great agitation. He expresses faith in the triumph of ...

... A Rough Guess. The Court Journal, in speaking of the coming elec- tion and the probable contest in Marylebone, says:- The Liberal and Conservative gentlemen of that locality have put their vote in the dust-hole whenever an election has occurred, knowing ...

... possible, be shelved. Every candidate will be required to speak clearly and intelligibly on this interesting subject. But the Premier is bound to set the example of candour and plain speaking. He must make a clean breast of it, and abandon the reserve ...

... spirit is even stronger than the letter. It seems that the work of a lamb is to nobble everybody, to let Sir Robert Clifton speak and no one else, to pull down hustings and sack committee-rooms, and hit out right a?i k complete impartiality. A good number ...

... Oxford Logic. Forty pounds a year for Greek, With no decent living suits: Jowett, those who thus can speak, (: j. Think you live upon its roots. ...

... VIENNA, TUESDAY EVENING. R All the Vienna evening papers speak of the new state of affairs as most serious, unexpected, and alarming. The whole personnel of the Russian Embassy have received orders to leave Vienna. ...

... Cogers, I am knocking the bottom out of English aristocracy every time. To-day I have more power than any man in this empire. I speak to 4,000 and 5,000 at a time, and take 500 dols. to 1,500 dols. for an hour's talk, some of which (as in England all went) ...

... exigencies of the future so laugh on—but laugh discreetly and in due season. SETTLED IN LIFE.- W e often speak of being settled in iife we might as well speak of anchoring in the midst of the Atlantic Ocean. A DIFFERENCE.—What is the difference between an auction ...

... and only 22 per cent. of English reports speak of the crop as interior. Oats a: e reported in 31 instances as inferior, in 93 instances as fair,* and in 11 instances as excellent. Of 115 reports of beans, 75 speak of the crop as good, 27 as very good, and ...

... II,5MGIT lnteIest is exited in Paris by the report that M. Jules Javre, the distinguished orator and ad- vocate, intends to speak on an early day, in his place in tho Legislative Corps, on the tripotages, the jobbing at the Louise, the pots- de vins, and ...