... occasions prosecuted tome of tbe parties for stealing farm produce. Tni French New Ministry.— The independent French papers speak in favourable terms of the new Ministry. In the opinion of the Temps M. OUivior’s Cabinet much better one than could have been ...

... easy for the man himself to have robbed the mao making use of the room in question. and his daughter were tbe only parti speaking to anything, and according the evidence, the man was only out of the bouse quarter of an hour. Alluding to the theft of tbe ...

... attacks m that which they produced simply by living to each other's company, and commanlostla* m it wen their own lives. Speaking of the inflaenea of their lives upon the children whom God had given them bring in His service, the Bishop remarked that ...

... the evening named the defendant and his wife came out of Baiter-gate, and when near the clock commenced quarreling. officer speaking to him. he said would home: but, renewing the disturbance on two separate occasion*. the policeman took him into custody ...

... gentlemen of position besides Mr. Wise taking active part the proceedings, that they will the Doncaster workingmen the justice to speak with fairness and candour, and that they will neither blink facts ncr misrepresent the views of their political opponents. ...

... not show a their asaal sagacity in the erection the buttresses, walls, and foundations the North and South Aisles. But lat speak with more ezactness. Commencing at the east end, the (unndatioDs, four feet depth by four feet in width, and arched at the ...

... therein tbcfljld, but be objected the amount claimed, and considered 10s. tha full value of the dog Mr. Beacoby called witnesses speak the value of thodog —His Honour gave order for £i. to paid ifl a month. William Lclnsby. of Worksop, obtained order for £2 ...

... race course, whether mounted or on foot. Bnt nnderstood the Volunteers wsn subjected some new eeheme. He was hardly able to speak concerning it, as knew little about it, hut was something of this kind—that gave them further amount of labour for a smaller ...

... ” , It will, we believe, be found that these are the views of the advanced Liberals. the same evening that Mr. Bright was speaking at Birmingham, Mr. E. Lbathsm, M.P. was addressing meeting at the Mechanics' Institute, at Halifax, and he also insisted ...

... entreated all to support the principles end further the development of the co-operative movement. Mr. Thompson continued to speak of the result of co-operation Doncaster, describing it as the goose with the golden egg, which, under first guardians, only ...

... Locke has said speaking to kindly of me, I trust the next thing be dune will the erection of handsome school. Because, after all, dear friends, Ist us build as many churches we may, what progress can religion make, comparatively speaking, without schools ...

... looked amidst his labours parish. (Applause.) Mr. Durham then adverted shortly the dismal’’ points of the Vicar’s address, speaking first upon Inconvenience likely to felt the churchwardens for the present year through tbe voluntary Church-rite, having ...