John Stoar

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"... ; Gustave Wangonheiu,, firafc S'. -PatrlokToner, first or only meeting, at Bathurst^ ! Monday, 17th April, at ll a.m.-George Tamnl;. Smith, first or only meeting, at Young. VnS j John Stoar, first or only meeting, at Braidwood j APPLICATIONS FOB CERTIFICATES Tn?rHjay,m,8th Ap.r?kat 11 a.T--Thoma. Duff, Maria Moss, Thomas M'Dermott, William Tighe, ?lcw? I -"aniel ?0^01?8. Henry Ward, William Xhgj* i ..."

"... stake.'. There .is au in teresting articleby Mr. Urquhart Macpherson On ^Land-Monopoly, Ancient! and Modern,' : which may be read with an article on a similar subject by Professor John Stoar^ Blackie in the Contemporary Review fox January. Both writers have .a good deal to say of the advantages of a political system which tends to the dis tribution of landed ..."

"... was sp$Jt"thet" as early as A. D. 825. The use of "i" for "a," as in "lidy," was common from the Trent to the Thames jin Elizabeth's time, and John StoAr, (writing in 1580, gives us "bylyffe" for "bailiff." The use of '"au" for "a" in such cockneyisms as "telegrauph" is of very old origin, and abaht" and "ahstide" are both ..."