(For plot, see MACHEATH.) BEGGAR'S PETITION (The), a poem by the Rev. Thomas Moss, minister of Brierly Hill and Trentham, in Staffordshire.

Prepared under the supervision of Orville P. Cockerill, Marvin Freedman, Hugh Brierly & Sol Price, under the auspices of the California State Bar.

BRIERLY, HUGH. California annotations to the Re-statement of the law of restitution as adopted and promulgated by the American Law Institute.

Prepared under the supervision of Orville P. Cockerill, Marvin Freedman, Hugh Brierly & Sol Price, under the auspices of the California State Bar.

BRIERLY, HUGH. California annotations to the Re-statement of the law of restitution as adopted and promulgated by the American Law Institute.

Which placed Point Brierly in latitude 37 degrees 6 minutes 40 seconds South, longitude 1 degree 18 minutes 18 seconds west of Sydney; or 149 degrees 57 minutes 42 seconds east of Greenwich, according to what I consider the meridian of Sydney.)

Brierly Island.

HUT ON BRIERLY ISLAND, LOUISIADE ARCHIPELAGO.

END VIEW OF HUT ON BRIERLY ISLAND.

INTERIOR OF HUT ON BRIERLY ISLAND.

Following them as they gradually fell back in the direction of the village, in a short time the two foremost, Messrs. Huxley and Brierly,* the latter having laid down his rifle, were allowed to approach and parley.

While holding on to the reef a party of natives, apparently from Brierly Island, paddled up in a canoe, and, after some hesitation at first, came alongside calling out kelumai-kelumai, which we conjectured to be their word for iron.

Brierly Island.

BRIERLY ISLAND AND NATIVES.

After the good understanding which appeared to have been established yesterday, I was rather surprised at observing the suspicious manner in which we were received today by the people on Brierly Island.

Although not understood at the time, he referred to an affray between two boats detached from the ship on surveying service and some Joannet Island canoes, which had occurred only a few hours before at the place indicated; of this we had not yet heard, but the news had reached Brierly Island, and occasioned our strange reception.

The first cutter was sent to Brierly Island today, for the double purpose of endeavouring to procure yams from the natives for the use of the ship's company, and enabling me to make additions to my vocabulary and collection.

We did not afterwards land upon Brierly Island, so I may conclude with a short description.

Today and yesterday I obtained in all about 130 words of the language of the Brierly Island people.

Next day we rounded Brierly Island from the eastward, passed between it and Joannet Island, and after running a few miles further to the westward, anchored in 30 fathoms15 miles West-North-West from Brierly Island, and two miles from the nearest of the Calvados Group.

Next day we rounded Brierly Island from the eastward, passed between it and Joannet Island, and after running a few miles further to the westward, anchored in 30 fathoms15 miles West-North-West from Brierly Island, and two miles from the nearest of the Calvados Group.

In passing Brierly Island the place appeared to be deserted.

But for this accident I would probably have got a few words of their language to compare with those obtained at Brierly Island.

On one occasion I procured a few words of their language, all of which, with one doubtful exception, are similar to those formerly obtained at Brierly Island.

Many pigs were running about the villagesmall in size, lean and long legged, usually black, with coarse bristlesalso two or three dogs, similar to those seen at Brierly Island.