... pleaded guilty to having, on Thursday a night, entered the house of Edward Gray, Shields s Terrace, Kinaing Park, by means of a fake key, a and stealing therefrom a saver watch and a gold L chbin. He was sentenced to be imprisoned for 60 days, with hard labour ...

... the evils to which it related, hut nobody, except Lord- Eustace Cecil, Mr Hughes, and Mr Locke, appeared really anxious to fake any immediate steps for their remoial. 'With respect to the use of. false weights and measures there is some excose for inac- ...

... his regret if, in his desire A to promote the object in view, he had placed him- in self unconsciously in what seamed to be a fake th position. As he wished the proposal to be carried al through, ho hoped some other member would pro- ot pose the motion. ...

... gold filagree work. Bows of scarlet hilk adorn the head also, and the f£ake, generally go*-locking, gains a dignitj from the colours with whic it. cMotrasts. A low-out .reas, exposing the hack of the neck and exhibit- ing the curve of the shoulders, generally ...

... general of want of confidence pre■vails ia toe Transvaal, and ia feared that will be made and other chiefs upon the moat exposed portions of the territory. taisgram Pietennaritxburg, 10.5 ca the 20th, states that there waa nothinn new •from borderland ...

... ly receivld 1o the assent of large majorities of the o6s4 of' or Commons. The fact of the great chief of the D Opposition Faking the matter in hand him- b self instead of leaving it to some humble of follower, induced many people to suspect wi that, having ...

... have many advantages, which your I! valuable space need not be occupied to enumerate by A Or Bass Csslnoa. . Stn,-Will no one expose the fallacy of those ; :8 asking the depositorsz in the City Bank to accept Lfifteen shillings ins the pouned, on the ground ...

... children a~ten~iiicgscheorl is a constantly 4 IIchanno, q uanutity. Th!re is a slteady outflow Coo- tmntiouel, 5osmtg on. If we fake six years as the I ate a-e iluring ohich a child attends SChool1, there wci li~e an aunnual ot~flovw of 10,000 to 11 001) ihilitre ...

... with the production of the fever:' It is not enough to say that because cases of enteric fever do ult occur amiongst persons exposed to the pisosi, that that poison cannot produce the fever. Di Reid well enough knows that of several pessons wlho may coume ...

... pas tetime ii' heresy-hunting, and thtat sue is neverp `done briniging such game to bay. It were by no means difficult to expose and sefute these autago- Li il madtte opinions. They are equally damagin.L to rud her reputation, as they are) equally faike ...