He added that proviso of so far instinctively.

Lord Egremont, in giving the king's instructions to Murray, reminded him that the proviso in the Treaty of Parisas far as the Laws of Great Britain permitshould govern his action whenever disputes arose.

GOUVERNEUR MORRIS considered such a proviso as inadmissible anywhere.

But the portion of the Act which gave rise to the intensest opposition was the proviso by which all sailing vessels are obliged to carry a certain complement of able seamen and ordinary seamen, according to their tonnage, while steamers must carry a given number of able seamen, ordinary seamen, firemen, trimmers, and greasers, according to their horse-power.

The proviso to the fourth section of the same law enacted, in respect to reverted lands and lands remaining unsold, that they should not be sold for less price than $1.25 per acre, "nor on any other terms than that of cash payment."

She was given to him on condition of his settling in all £20,000, upon hera wise proviso with such a spendthriftand he had to raise the money, as usual.