... causing the death of a workman named Henry Luekock.— Charles Nicholson, the engine driver, admitted that the gearing was exposed and that the deceased was attending to his buduese, viz., mortar making. He bad no business going near the cogwhtel.- Mr Lewis ...

... occurred on April 3rd in the Park Slip Colliery, Bridgend, and caused the loss of two lives. This explosion was caused by exposing a safety lamp to an explosive current passing at a high velocity, which blew the flame through the gauze, and ignited the ...

... ay, for the village constable was outside. He detested such a duty, for on the road to the nearest magistrate he was much exposed to the chaff of passers-by as to his prisoners. Martin pelng ef short stature the sack was too long for him, and he had to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... that came before them. It was a very objectionable thing that persons involved in thei administration InfjuSchCe should be exposed t) the temptation of d increasing the amiount of business done in order to increaoethieir salary. They were compelled that ...

... pa itg stomachs. and much- ion liltle to our htods. Many ut os people seek to .get on in the wvorid merely for nr iai ihe Fake of 1heir stomnchs, and slso to gratify ra thlir vanity by being smered at by gaoiotg crowds. ro rs, How inensv peopie in Cardiff ...

... friends, saviours of the Church. They might ha ve fa expose theuase'ves to the missiles of the slanderous representations of those who bad never serioucly regarded the injunction, TiWJu shalt not bear fake witness against thy neighbour, and therefore, hesitated ...

... and is in English. Tie narrative at a partakes of the character of an apology for his life. tA 'Long afflictions,' he says, exposing meto tiany gr obloquies and dangers, I tIlinkineet, for the Gospel's 'a 0 sake, to leave some account of my ways by this ...

... news. The report is premature, my good friend. Buu if these news- paper people waited^to find out whether a report was true or fake, how much gossip would Society get in its favourite newspapers ? Besides, if it isn't true now, it will be true next week. ...

... take corte to watch 0110 another's coniduari, d noid hit will be jimpossible for otie( party to go I, wrong without being exposed by time othier,. Now, d thiat is the o0th jisti tication there is fur t le intro- 11 ?? Of politics into municipal government ...

... hurt a single hair of your head. Mure looked up quickly, and regarded the speaker with a keen glance. If you are not here to expose me—to tell the neighbours how I was once tried for the murder of my wife, and,though acquitted, always considered guilty-ttiat ...