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DRUGGIST.
ATI., IL W. TELEGRAPH C.O.
cp. Brunswick House,
Wingham, . - + Ont
r^• 6.1jcildingpm
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1591.
TEE mails from Canaria to the
'tTtiited Kingdom are now carried via
Z4ety York.
Coar,T year 11oi#Tasn, the grant Ger
ntnn general, paid, the debt of nature,
last week, in his 91st year,
„ans Asotry SHY/0= protests have now
been'filed against msrnbera-eleet for
the. Federal Parliaments amongst the
panther being 4.O..Cameron. of West
Huron and Jets. Grieve, of forth
Perth.
Roth C. C. CoLSY has resigned his
sent in the Cabinet, and his resignation
has been accepted. It is announced that
Sir John Maedenald . will -.discharge
the tidies of President .of the Conn
etl, in the meantime, and a successor
wilt not be appointed for some time.
IT is officially announced that Hon
John Carling has been oiled to the
Senate, and that he wilt atill •retain'
:the portfolio of 'Minister of Agrioul.
turn It in also said tint his stay in
tiie Senate will not be,of long • dura-
tion. As soon as a seat can be -found
for hint, he will return to the Com.
irons.
Tilts first session of the present.
µ ` o<ninton Parliament was opsae<l on.
Wednesday last. The most of the any,
was
P
" in
a occupied "sweating in esti n
g
In the.
members, ofter which Mr Peter White;
M 1. for North "Renfrew, was unani
rtaafisly:e}ected.t3peaker, The Speech
from the Throne was read on Thursday
afternoon, and will be elven in full na-
tter next issue.
n
millions since•1978. ilii retwas u 1
combined- excess of inoopte , oV6-k.'-tett•*
peuditure of *3,590,000, though there
were telt. eormpantes •with the reverse:'
Inern,Derry.
The regular meeting of .the council
of the township of Turnbpirry was held
in b1auitt' „batt, Idluevale, .OR M utrday,
April -97th, Members all present,
the Reeve. In the ;Mem lite minutes
of test meeting were read, approved
and signed, ' '!.'he .$;Have reported that
he lied to go to Goderioh since list
weetiu;;, re Bryce suit, A deputation
ootteistiug of Messrs Green, Nel'tereeld
and others, attended the cuaneil meet*
ing and urged upon the ;send' the
neceeaity of rebuilding the• bridge
known as -Graham's bridge. Moved
by Mr 1.►imt;nt,aNeonded by Mr Harris,
that the Deputy Reeve attend the
next ineeting of the Wingliatn Towu
Oouncil and ascertain their views in
respect to granting aid toward build.
ing Graham's bridge and report to
tins mutton itt next meeting ---Carried.
Moved by .Me Dimwit, seconded by
Mr Oruivksidank, that a by-law be
passed appointing the following rate-
payers pathinasters for the current
year. In Road Division • , .
No 1, G Bremner, No 2, M Kenned y,
3, Wm Otarlt, 4, Andrew Ricci,
5, John Little, 6, John McKinnon,
7, Wm Baird, 8, Henry' Godkiu,
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9, James. Weir, 10, Rich.'Wallace,
11, Robert Muir, J2, Color Eadie,
18, Rich Porter, 14, Robt Agar,
15, ,Cohn Holmes, 46, 13 Ahreham,
17,Jno Fortune, sr,18, Tnos Hastings,
19, Jno Robertson,20, 1' Carruthers,
21, Pater Deans, 22, Mex Kelly,.
28, Chas Hotnuth, 24, DavidGemmill,
25, Elijah Riggins,26, Peter Campbell,
27, John Powell, 28, Sam Vanston ,
2n, Wm .Eglestou, 30,I1enry Hawkins,
3i; John Mtn seove,82,DotialdS•tewart,
88, Peter Mei wen,34, .R. Hamit on.
35, Gideon Parks, 86, John McEwen,
37, James Hyslop, 38, Peter Scott,
39, Jas Nicholson, 40, .Andrew Gray,
41, Dungan Jing, 42, ° Wm Sinith;
43, John Diluent, 44, Thos Jenkins,
45, Amos ;Cipli,►g, 46, .John Biach,:.., r
47, 'Wm Wright, 48, Joseph' Yeo,
49, Geo Moffatt, 50, Geo Waiker,
51, Wm Merkley, 52, Robe McIntosh, U
,,: Inntattnnotion
..• ••R!, ann ne a+4 I ',
Quite a nutnl/'er in'the village' ropy
be .seen either ., ttpliorted • oil crittoltes
Or 'leaning en a trail, in oonsequr'tar,o
Of a sort' lel;.-•-r 'tttton, T`reve.tt J: Oo
tiro very busy tine daya supplying
orders for bed.frains's and ei%tension
tables, .a ear load of the former being;
shiened !stet week-- Since the last
week s great activity has been die,
# played in snipe pinta of toe village in.
cleaning the yards and planting trees,
There is much need- of it, some yards
being a selection on the villager -•Tile
buys intend ferning a lacrosse aluh in
the village.. There is good material to
select from and a club could be formes!
that would do otedit to the plaoe.•-.-
Mr Brill ie getting bis butter factory
in shape for the season's work, -..Dr
Stewart and Mr John McLean are the
two councillors sleeted to fill the va•
cency caused by Messrs Little anti:
I?owler's resignations••.•. -Two leads of
Oddfellows left the village last Sun-
day, one going to Wingham acid. the
other to Walkerton, --• The school
board !gave engaged Miss Lizzie
()trachea to teaeh the 5th departmeu
in aur public school,-rThe Presbyter
will meet in Zion churoti ou May th
5th, to finally settle the basis of nein
between the two congregations. Un
ion services hsye.already been bel
and it is pleasing to see all the seat
templed to their Seating capacity
than to notice.a scattered oongrega.
tion, -Mr Fowler turned sod on Mon
day for his new briok store, which bet,,
intends erecting alongside his tailor
Shop.
• n ' •;a Qr'Vi IOle. t.
Tee clan it met in . tdrovin's hotel
lfordtv ioh, March Stat, i891,put'ansn
to adjonnttntint. Members presentall
The Reeve in the ehaa.ir, Minntee o
t
4
last meeting; rend and approved,
Moved by Mr h'ev usott, seconded by
Mr Tay, that the edditionsl audit
made un account of the de+lth of the
late treasurer he adopted and Mr Per,
kins reeeive $5 and Air liepftistoll re-
eehe $0 for their services ou the sante
-Carried,: Letter read from W S
Walsh, laaq, ,Alayor of Orangeville,
containing petition for signature,
memorializing the Doreluion Govern -
went for a grant front them on account
of bonus given to the 'Toronto; Grey,
and Bruce Railway, and to appoint a
delegate to wait or, the same- Moved
by Mr Qrahrim, seconded by Mr
Johnston, that the memorial by sign
ed and forwarded to Mr Walsh and
that the Reeve be etppointsd delegate
tot this muuioipality-Carried. roar
applications for the ofitoe at'towtiship
treasurer read. Moved by .l'Ir John
stun, seconded by Mr Fergnson, 'that
t the application of Mr Jas. Perkins be
n aeeepted, by him giving a'itisfaotory'
e security as mentioned in application,
a and that the Ri•evr, and Clerk see to
.: the execution of . bonds and lav them
ci before the:council at its .neeting
a -• 4;arried. By law 'No 2 read and
, passed. Accounts passed --P Hepine
Bluevale.
William Fleming Burgess, ageri 11
years, son of Mr John Burgess, of the
village, died on Friday fast, of inflam-
mation of the lungs, and wag buried"
en Monday. The funeral was a very
large one, and everyone was full of
sympathy with the.bereaved family. -
Next Sunday, Conductor Snider will
preach in the Methodist church,
morning and eventing, . at 10.80 and
7 o'clock.- In the evening, by special
equest, he will deliver his "Railroad
,`ertnon." Ile will also preach at
Ebenezer at 2.a0;- 11rs;Rev) Wall,
win is Spending part, of the week in
'odericb at her parental bonnie, --Mr
tevena,'of Obhitbii,; has moved to the
vitlage and Will carry on waggon
eking, etc, k, o itC.tivell spoken of,
oth as a tradesman and a citizen,-
An aunt of Johiri Burgess.died last
aturday in. ;P3reesele.-.-G eorge Bur.,
P
.ss has bePn•;}2rFGty lowwi'tUinflame
e
nation -also, but is on the mend..--
Wiliie ,Duff niet-with. a -bad accident
n Friday. In cutting the end' off a',
mall block with the slab saw, it tip
ed tip and drew his band on to the
aw, cutting three of his fingers so
adly that .:they bad to. be, amputated
close to the;hand:. The hand is doing
as well as can be expected. -Mr Ed-
ward Leeoh'took-liis departure for the
North West, ou Tuesday. He intends
to visit his •• son and daughter at
Chicago, on the way. He goes to
Fort McLeod. -Mrs Samuel _Black
ries been waned to her bed foe` some
time and is •a great sufferer.
53, Wm Gemmill, '54, Robt Linton,
55, Robb Miller, 56, David ivloffatt, S
57, `lt Netterfield, '58, John•Ainsiey,
59, D Halstead, 60,••Wm Netterfield, m
61,A Swindle,hnrst, 62, Joseph Kerr.
Bylaw read three times' and passed,
The accounts • were passed
and ordered to be paid: James Messer,
$5.50, work ou Morris boundary, A n
Anderson, 50o, work on lvlorris bonen o
dary; Geo Mason, $1.15, stationery; s
Wm McPherson, $7, expenses re
Bruce suit; Geo Burgess, 60c, expenses g
re Bryce snit ; Ed Armstrong, $7; b
cl
one 'nun Ontario' Legislature:,; 'the -B
other day, Mr Fraser, Comtitissioner4
of Public Werke, in molting' D
tt'rase-t
lotion to provide for a farther expendi..
ture of $150,000 in connection ' with .:D2
• •tlhe new Parliament buildings, assured 10
thetAssembly that the buildingswouldJOUN BnRciESS, Clerk.
b,; aampleted for the sum of > 1,250,- The'foltowing is the standing of S
fi0t7 At the rata at which the stmt. 8 NO 6, Turnberry; for the' month of
tore is building, it is .expected that
the work tinder contract will. be: com,
pasted before the end of the season,
that the. departments will occupy the
oast wing before the ,close of next
;veer and that the Legislature will meat
in the new buildipgs .session after ter, Wt Campbell, A•`Hontiitb, S Johne
next. Ston, W Jenkins, 11 llomuth. Third
cities jr--L .Romuth; T I e}ly, A. Cow
Tan acstract of Uusinesg...dnne by den, W Jenkins, Second sr ---B Mee
0orrniek, E Mitchell,• R Lowery, E
Johnston, F x'yfe, W 1liitebell, M.
McKinnon; f3 McKinnon, F McGee-
ntiCk, J loxton, L•' l orter. Second
sr -111 Cowden, H Johnston, N Black.
well, A Mitchell, W Porter, P Wade,
J J,W SIM1ron, Teacher.
Mr Peter McLaren, of the Blue.
vain road, has let the iiontract for a
new residence which he will erect
this year, Masart`Sntiith 11%iilootm
Gibson, of Brussels, hif tb•,tindertaken
the wbole•cott ti.'aet:-•••-Mr pt) Fortune.
has also let the contract o4 building a
brit
y, Wm Anderson, $7, charity,
ichard Shrigley, $3, charity; • Wm
Dun
ncan, $4, ;charity. .Moped by Mr
invent, seconded by Mr Barris, that
bis connoil do now adjourn to meet
a Court of Revision on `Tuesday,
ay 26th, m Sauits hall, Bluevale, at
o'clock a m --Carried.
April..:It• is calculated from the
weekly exaniiitatiotis held attempt the.
tnontli the naives are in order of
merit; Fifth" class ---Celina 'Cowden.
Fourth class -•S Mitchell, IC Hardie,
M Johnston. ;bird er '.i ,Btaokwell;
E Wade, B Cowden, ,J leytei,.A• Mit
obeli, E Whselans, Dr Bryce, A Por-
tliemriur4nari •aCii patties of n, Canada
t ' 'i year `has been issued by tlfe
Department of Finance. The fire
<t 8•
preentims received totalled ,841,•
anti, an increase of a quarter of a
million over 1889, The ;Royal, as
penal, leads with $552,728, followed
by the Westbrn with ,8355,190, the
IJeerpnoi, Leedon J; Glpbe $279,594,
Oeanrmereiat Uiioti $3'18,697, North
British $$318,247, VA, Queen, $$62,-
485, the Leneas f re i953,129. Of
•the i total
a n
f 3
tf41GJ
, , . $ the British
nrin1paniee received $4,071,462, ` the
'(,'acedia* $1,240;8$3 and the kneel- 14
'exit $8,52t 4 9't.Tie tosses paid by
e Ste eormpanies rt'aehed $3,205,870,,
felt was 64.84 per
cent, f '
P o the
praeu ifnrnu received, at?tlnat 51.47 per o
cent. ujflt3t#41. ',Cilia grosa•anrbu,it , of ,e
'ne'e tittle taken during the yetti '`buts ,e
$l,197,4$.3',"8 slidbt;,'decr .ttse from. fife
rt vlr 4, w #w. , ;lie `ttttinlrit rf - life
ineiQartV+ irt' fere* ilii (i*ntlrtit ler :$14in.
eY • + fr rebuilt ; :40,789,$71 "-Ws
161101, it tl't rtraetsew of l'►tyw,
es. t : •,vote:. Ott ;:.•;.1
SOW briek ,•residence. , , Mr :Joaaiplte
Pugh will do •the stone and •,brie;kwork
and ptaster'f ,•a and ..Meagre,.Stnith,
Zalcolttr '<h Giibibn ` `tile earpeiitnt
work. •
•
Lower Wingham.
Fishing for suckers is the pastime
of most of the toys here, --Mrs Elford,
Who has been so severiy .effected by a
second attack of intlarnmation,is again
very slowly recovering. --We are glad
to be able to reportthat las "Carr is'.
able to be out again, •after a severe
attack of scarlet fever. although he is
yet very weak. -Ori Saturday last, we
believe some of I,awer Town folks re-
ceived a visit, froin Mrs Thou Linke
later,,who wee • sir; ,very low' hnta'
month ago that everybody 'thought
her recovery trrllioseihle. Although
she is very weak' net, stilt she is fast
gaining strength and, we hope that in,
a short time else will be es well as ever
she was. -Mrs Jno durrie, who lives
on the boundary near here, is now far
spent with consumption, and the end
is soon expected.
•
Gletifarrove.
• May, Balmy, Balmy May 1••- To•tlay
is Arbor Jay, and should be observed
by all in decorating their farina by
planting shade and ornamental ° trees.
--Herb Henning' is around buying
lanths.. ITe is paying the bigbeet prices
J' S
and his former neigbbora can do ,no
Blyth .. ` ; .. bettsr:athau by selling to hitn.••--Ono
Dr. l;rrti` itsbrt'oE.'e • night•lagt week, tonne .evil.disposed
b r S ttfortltr . tntetidtt persons broke the handles of it plow
peeing °list herei ;n'Dr, Slo'tn;a olti, belonging to It Anderson.. A few
tendon the 1b,th tlnst,-.-Our• tftr,lrtrhante,
. (ergine •'tri shot in their Imola, *Mild
rd bris ' Uiese da s lit , • . •,. b
y u .Ein . tr tC
' itis •
t? ll<• la
v
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awnrugtt_.to keens thta•snn's rtay.4 from l f , etheir been •a'n excellent lesson»j,,to that»
ttpotn,,g t tli ,t, go dti'.- -Our ; .n alar r, ' nliecTtir•1r. (i:.vijtit to Etta of
P l fa btsibio woathor, deeding if,' pr itre ss:' to
r,tiettntieer, O. Hantiltets, »afire iwc rived t tea rapid! - in thi ,
rtiar,ruetion'. frorri Bir•.. Bloan to Jia ns it !tete ; -,,wry t„cytei
tt
•cf;ii,,dr ;ifhp n ilial ' tiii4 ' hour; &ioi r ae+edrtt '• Midi fess Hili^F,ay. hurt wir rli?,• i,r CiltttC; ,flexr ►n' ,,:tettY' . , r tirfli t}let► lsa 'e ktl+}tl 7HMYH ;ire }yr: rirtuina+
* ' t :it, tete +x•%,•
iii, tit 6i}, !i YeA9t. e }
,i Yat ant, a :,
stall, $14,forRochttng for 1891 e J
Perkins, $18, for auditing for 1890
and additional audit in' 1891 Ralph
Young, $3, far wand for Mre McDer.
twit, Moved by Mr Johnston, anoint-
ed by Mr Nay, that the commit do
now adjourn to meet in Brown'e:hotel,
Fordwich, ou the third Wednesday in
April --Carried,
WM. Dan, Clerk,
David Sanderson, of the 4th con.
has a cow which gave birth a few days
ago to a calf with two heads, one on.
each end, six legs, in three pairs, and
two tails. The tails are attached to
theside of the body just about the
two centre legs, This is one of the
strangest cases ever reported in the
township.
Glenann,an.
Fail wheat is looking well, -All the
operations of the farm, iuclulling the
sowing of cereals, are being rapidly.
proceeded with ander• favorable circ
isnmstanvee;-Mrs John Piper is on a
visit to he+ parents in Michigan, --The
nionth.l`v prayer meeting held in Mount
Nebo church, last Tuesday .rvenine,
was ivNll attended. -The fsienar,nau
singing society is expected to take
part in a concert at Delmore, ou Fri-
day evening, first.
Zetland.
Mr end Mrs Fred Thomson an
family took a trip to Walton Ssturdt
last and returned on Tuesday.-Mis
Smith, of Purnberry, and Miss Taylor,
of Kincardine', were visiting at M
Jas Wilson's, last week. -Mr Bober
and Miss Lilia Taylor celebrated thei
birthday by having a dance ,in th
house in which Mr Jas Patterson i
iving.--Mr' Porter, census take.
visited this vicinity this week, --Mr
Tenant, lumber merehant, ed Toronto,
was up to Mr ileo 1homson's on. btisi
ness,,last,week .
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Iamybbting Chante Factories,
The following circular letter has
been addressed by the Dairy Cotnrmis
sioner'tor a soore'of cheese factories in
as many districts in Ontario and
Quebec:
Data Sxna it has occurred td me
that it would be of particular advance
ago to the patrons of cheese factories,
as Wt.11'58 to the inanufaetnrers, if the
Superintendents of the Experimental
Dairy stations -which are to be es-
tablished by the Dominion Govern-
ment in the several provinces --were
seat to visit difi'ermr,t Iactories in
central situations before they begin'
their special work of experimentation,
Each superintendent. will be furnished
,with a 1Mbcock mitk•tester; 'and • for
two days or more, • at each factory
which he Visits; he will insteuct
cheese -makers, Ind :others • who uiay
attend -upon these occasions in the
ase of silk. testing instruments and
also in ,thet;tnost approved metlibtls of
Making cheese of lineualit :.
"If it will be convenient -to
you
will aelert your factory as pita . o be
visited and to which those who; are
a r
c n rCeted With neighboring factories
bay be invited to Meet one of the
isnperinteridecta. .If you think it des
ttit!able .s meeting' of the patrees and
IA
msv he e(ltel for the afternoon
• evening *4 one of the dal'*, when a
Odle tl„fume.* ttton of ntetheee to
•seting non atlflt'•retio)t of milk will :
e given. f
' ,,,fit:. tt W .'acne 'nett, i
' “1.1aitte,Cienottiti1'nn " {
0
Wa tak
nnties oft n.
1' awiok, fir'
was het . fill:
anti'flied at th.
finwi -k, fifteen
1891, He we
Norwich itbout
tiff• ministry of
and 1t once nniteri t in rya
Cltttreh, of tvliitsl r, has rtt ant,
constant al 117.4-. evotorl utenil,;d'
the end life Poi. thit•cyti<C° „,w
our tlep ted frien,l was e rSee i,
resider,.atHowielc, fie too Yo
intoreet in the promotion of the ray .,
of G d. was a inainsttty of the rix e
and dict not rest ounterrt until a a
-for able and: eouunodious clturoh
e t
r
oridoc
n thecorner
bis t8 far
rn'
tl a worsht worship of God, }io was ,itwa y
tJae prea,:her's friend. His borne was
he stopping pities for the ministers,
and many a weary itinerant found rest,
refreshment and cordial wel,.otne from.'
this kind hearted family, He was,
regular in his attendancea,t the means
of grace until failing health prevent-
ed. Though deprived .of the priv;;
iteges of the sanctuary durin the clas-
inl; months of his earthly p newer:,
•et he delighted t kited
to 'i
i1, oonext tope wttlr
tlhristian neighbors ail x'triends itt bis 1
Home, Even when the shadow . of
death were lingering near, tend* lan-
guage failed to exnres,t the feelings of
his beam, it wane source . of great
spiritual enjoyt tent, on the Sabbath
and other suitable times, to gather• the
oteinherd of Ms family around hive and
hear them read portions of Scripture,
and sing the songs of Zion he loved so
well. Be was not atraid to die."' Hill'
feet rested firmly on the Rock of Agee.
He feared no evil for God was with
him, Frequently be usaurrd' the
writer and.others who came to visit
him, that "it was - well with his soul.',',
The day eprrceding his death be ralli-
ed a little, and the family were hope-
ful that father would tarry with them
it little longer, but ere another sun had
risen "he watt not, for God tools him."
There are left to mourn the loss of a
kind and affectionate husband and
father, a -widow and a large and•.inter.
estirng family, nearly all of whom are
members of rhe Christian Uhurch,
'111ay they all 'meet in the heavenly
home at last. The funsral was 1'arar,eIy
attended, and an appropriate memorial
service was.conduoted•by the pastor,,
Rev. J• A`l> .cLaugb lan,_ assisted by Bev ••.n. •
Win Torrance
r.
of Gorrie.
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sea
tare now ander
fur stook, and
tapered to zu,
ileus,
n hats, Shirts,
es, 'tri., We e,
ing small abou
he
Belgratve.
The Good Tempters intend boldins'
an open lodge on May 25th. --.ft is the.
intention of the Good Tetnplars to
organize a lodge of Juvenile Templets
in the village, at an early flare. This
is a move in the right diregtion and
should be; enooitraged by ail, especially
the
parents. -.The baseball team of
8 $ No 5 purpose bolding an enter-
tainment in the .foresters' hall, May
Sth:
Morris.
Dir Corbett's house had a narrow
escape from being burned, one day
recently, so we have been informed. -
Miss Janet Hood has returned from a
two months' sojourn at the residence
of Rev Mr Tonge, Flesllerton.---R v
Mr Godfrey preached a practicalser
mon on the marriage relationship a►,
how to make marriage a success,
Sunshine, last Sunday.
" Levi Krupp, o£f:' Port -Linea, an
inmate of tlse Bruce county Tail a
ing transference to an asylum, die
his cell front starvation, Applicatiorj,
had bean made for his admission to
the asylum, but he died pending the
,completion of arrangements, Every•,,
thing possible bad been done for 1
comfort and all his wants supphL.
but he steadfastly refused to either
ant or drink. 1•!e would allow nothe
ing, not even wine or milk, to pass
his lips. The verdict of the Jury was
that death was caused by lack of
nourishment.
Mr Watson, M P,in a recent speech
at Carberry. Man, showed that last
year ` 2,000,000 pounds of binder
'.
twine w
ase
u ed in Manitoba. The
duty is 25 per cent, ad val, or about -
2i cents per pound so that • the fare
niers of that Rrovince paid $50,000'
as a botIOS be the hoinle linanufaotttrer,
The revenue derived by the treenury
trona imported twine amounted to tinitte;
to nothing. Mr Greenway e'%presse
the belief that if the question: rt veer
enhtnitted to themiree from the i. d
fluen P.
C
e of girt o `
f
l tete
snot 10
patty is per.,,
omit, of our Manitoba farr'hs would
Vole against free trake" with *the
1u5.0r10,000 peoapis" to tint tiontb o4
tl,x,to.
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11'1ne tsd 1trr,tr.., i' ,•;
tst:-•• li,rrr,
yen tenet be gain's He, -h octan'.
menet- "Niihau OOP meet'!%,yott he
alree'tenno le .-' I,itn. ,
:1 : k !• g. 4 or . ,t4. fi s<r
)ur 1'nttatp, Muer
els ate general)A'
net how, 8o moo
texture and cl
coat
woe retnea
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Q' teil vs. Murdock
malicious prosecution
remnant to next asci•
Proudfoot for plainti
0., wind E L Dickinso
Shane vs. Beattie,
malicious prosecution
ly :the whole of Frid
tiesses being exami
hours deliberation ti
a verdict for Off of
liamttml'Beattie and
deft Robert, Beattie
was entered in favor
and full casts.
• Dale vs. St. John
slander was made a
Strettozi vs, Conn
ria promissory note a
1sing, was Werrato a clerk of the
v'
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(fbtmpion, Q 0, fo
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following is the
Criminal cases ;
'1'he Qii<ren vs, F
who' pleaded gunt
false•pretences. _ 0
) brine made on beh
{w•as•released on s
4
&'
,►,e giving bonds fear hi
havior.
The Queen vs, W
with rape on M
township, The
Crown were Bantu
the women, and
who was called in.
called on behalf
bis good char
lie. case His L
1 teas no es
e of rape, is
for by the
ing au at
airy that the
g . in a ver<
alit the offen
e evidence of
barge was g
strongly against
jury brought in
which occasione
prise and strong
those who heard
judge's charge,
prisoner.
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bion centuries, the
again to fall into
lecotlaud, during
eighteenth oentur
isquite a casein
t
of where Jobe
for the church an
well end truly, g
'private theatrical
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.vas "Doug'
by Home, a thin
tlestland, 8cote
who adtnire the
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bus sermon. 44
sat cutin were
the paper, 6m 01
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