WATT'S IN A NAME.

Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 182, 21 December 1881, Page 2

WATT'S IN A NAME.

And by the way, talking. of that- same R.M., Mr. Isaac Newton W ; att, anyone, that knows him willadmit that hif visag* is the; most sour and saturnine it is posr ■ ; sible to conceive? l ßui it wkk not ott^ylin; countenance that ;the .was t sour ; hej was both sour and surly m his conduct, and I? thin^e! y^wr,V«e n f ".'the-'i cause of mbfe; newspaper : ejbrrespondeiiee than any man 'eit|ieF-C;n th^;Bjench oft.it. . Before he i obtained that: poaition^he vas Sherifflqf Dunfidin, antil haye. hf ard it rumoried-r but I woJjk'tTouch :fQJC,its accuracyj-f that he 'was never*. se^n,,:tiJ<.smUe i U9JeM when leading a man .t© .execjulion^ ; .fin and water don't amalgamate welly and I catf understand- how $£ beaming countenance «f '" ThY §JmleT, tv - would be ia source of . annoyance^ tb.him^ and he, would seek 1 ' for .h'is-.^Qishnientt .,' He; must be possessed of. solne: , wondjerfal influence with Bucce«iye.,Qpvefnmehts, or he would long ago? ihaye received his conge. If he has not this time given., himself ''the Happy despatch;" X shall be • inc'ined to reply to -the heading oC this^ •paragraph bjr answering, a gqodvdeal-r. .sometimes.": . , . ' ■ ;