... Elizabeth-walk, said : — I have bci n for some time a collector of stamps. Benjamin has spoken to me about making money out of ** faked ' stamps. Sergeant White, If Division, said :— On the 2-th I of. tamed a warrant, to search the house SO, Grove-road. On the ...

... as harlot remedies which were certain to cure every political and social evil to which the constitution of misty oUght be exposed. Hi. Party would continue to Oar to And remedies for all such mil. es NW be evsed. sad they must hope that the steady j o ...

... less than three thousand pounds, and very proud were the Berlin experts of their acquisition, until M. Clermont- Ganneau exposed the imposture of which they had been the victims. Flint Jack's arrow heads and axes, neolithio and palleolithic, were for ...

... period a well-known gang some years hack made a good living out of the little trickery, until their modes , y , erandi was exposed in the journal immediately circulating among pawnbrokers. or preference this little gang sold their goods by weight The operatot ...

... KR to Ksq Xt to B 3 I 18. QtoKt 6 mate. A-.AT.YSI_.. (a) Even if the gam of this Pawn should prove eventually feasib'e, it exposes Black to a severe attack, an.! might, there- tore, be avoided. (b>s Xt to B 4. to be followed in ease of need by Xt to X 5 ...

... thau the owners, and was knocking about all day long. Ho wished the Court to know that wheu rooms were let the teuauts made fake statements as to their families, aud it was not until they got in the house that he waa able to lind out how many childreu ...

... amount as the other paper. ? Mr. Ktifu ■'. Isaacs. — Certainly. My client would be ji tilled in elecling, in each caso, to fake or refuse tho amount paid ir.t-> Court. At the close of the argument. Mr. Templs Franks, wh-i appeared for the various Defendants ...

... the Closure, its application being, of resisted with a show of sincerity. The shamelessness of them tactics hcs ruthlessly exposed in the lobbies. The crushing majority by which the principle of the Bill was aermeci on the Seeend Reading has been by an ...

... very easily removed ; awl ill the cam of one painted with elate tent as a tinisking coat, the paint was cracking wherever exposed to the som.-1 1 / 4 r 4:lVixter. PROBLAN IN LONDON.—WO are s - rungly .‘f opinion that the larger hospitals ought to follow ...

... Vols. Richard Bentley and Son. — This novel, which the author calls a drame, is written with a decided purpose. It is to expose the wickedness and folly of absinthe drinking in Paris ; but as only the dedication is written in French, it will probably ...

... the Rev W. F. Lumley, of Newcastle, for having broken an undertaking, given at a libel trial arising out of the alleged faking of birds, not to publish a certain circular. The Respondent, through his Counsel, now said the document had been sent out ...

... resulted in favour of the home team, as shown in the following score : — Evot ivn Am ERIC 4. C. E. C. Tattereali (Camb.) i K. G. FaKe (Columbia) ?? i A. H. XV. George (Oxford). 0 A. S. Meyer (Columbia) .. 1 L. M'Lean (Cambridge) .. 1 C.V.C.Arensi'erg(Harvard) ...