... water is deep and in constant motion the ice acquires less thickness than in quiet bays. It is shown, however, that in places exposed to the cold Polar current there i3 thicker ice. than in other places not so exp ised, though the mean winter temperature at ...

... on account of colour. A LAD NAMSED 31iD has died at Greenock from sunstroke, I the consequence of lying for several hours exposed to the sun after having bathed in the river. DURING A violent altercation between two women at ThurEo on Friday, one of them ...

... notice. If you let him in as your tenant at will you may eject him without notice but even Jnen, if ha resists, you will have to fake proceedings >0 a court of law to recover possession. If, on the other hand, he has remained on paying rent to you, then he ...

... expedition advance exce^ent condition and keen for the ^l ...

... in addition to a denial of adultery, pleaded that there had been a, con- spiracy between petitioner aod respondent to make a fake charge of a ...

... New Years and full of. the cock robins and snow storms that are posed to be seen at this time of the year an 1 had also exposed tasty nick-nacks of all kinds, with showily bound books, suitable for pre- sents. The drapers exhibited warm Avinter stuti's ...

... answered ruefully, 4 No, really, I'm afraid I never have. Caught in Turn. Some time ago a detective was in an auction room where faked jewellery was being sold. A lot of watches were offered, cheap, worthless affairs, but got up to look like solid goid.They ...

... hours' principle, and aild at only intended to move for the commission torl isin order to get rid of the subject without decl exposing the deep split that exists in the Gle Gladstonian ranks. The labour members cce have no objection to the commission as a ...

... Gibbon that the Lord Chief Justice should fix a day for the hearing'. His !ordship said he would not take it before Tuesday. EXPOSING GOODS FOR SALE AT SHOP DOORS. The grand jury, through their foreman (Mr F. E. Stacey), expressed to the court, after having ...

... oinly ;ii ilhirrstrr- -tion itt a general reniark, that it rai.a whit sidedi with s neither' pittty inn at disprute wits exposed. to, nisaipprehen siostee front bothl. 5 THE (2nIUOrro EARNDAMtt-It was at 'fatuious qirire, it wlrich'every ytarai-tnce or' ...

... that some parties there who are Understood to be connected with the company have been pursuing a different course, and have exposed them- selves from the transparency of their motives, to severe Criticism. The new French line will open for business on j ...

... army. The telegram which announced the acceptance of the Conference by the Porte unconditionally, is cal- culatedto convey a fake impression. The Forte has simply accepted the principle of » conference, but this does not bind it to take into con. sideration ...