... was put up one night and time piece played the next, properties were often minus at the last moment, and stage furniture faked up to look as near the required article as possible. On the Hamilet night, just before the overture was rung in, the horrible ...

... When Mr. Gladstone cannot answer Mr. Chamberlain he denounces the speeches of the right hon. gentleman as venomous. When I expose the unfairness of hi, proposed scheme for the representation of Ireland in the Imperial Parliament, and call it by its right ...

... hogs are exposed for sale in the shops as ' prime Wiltshire breakfast, the price being too low to permit our rent-paying: tithe and tax-ridden farmer to go on. Is it possible to withhold a tear of sympathy for thin victim of 'food faking ? F'ood faking ...

... the Feathered W'orLd. and the defendant was a prominent pigeon breeder and judge. A queation arose as to whether it was not faking a bird by taking one or two feathers out of its tail, and in the result an action for libel was brought. The de'endant also ...

... in open fields, end ehere is no esoasn wty the seeds should. not be auso in esuny sites in tue open ground. in gardens. They fake some little time to germinae, and even if they push through the around before cold. nights are past, the teadlines can be madoily ...

... coudaranation ! ' Mais on ne fait pas lhistoire avec des opinions. II faut des documents, et je n'en trouve pas dans les exposes polifiques de votre historien. Je vous offre, Monsieur, les assurances de ma consideration la plus distinguee, A B St. MagareI's ...

... such a Bill as this. That is trute I and very mitch to the point. Bat one thing ,'they are qualified to do, cud that is to expose the contemptible hypocrisy of the men who, tbeieving tha~t they mire right, yet satrifice them rrto their own advantage and ...

... grey check sacred to the Cyclists' Touring Club. Avery battered jacket of blue Harris tweed, which looked as if it had been exposed to every variety of weather of which a Highland moor in its worst humour is capable, was crowned by a red face under a dirty ...

... On the other hand, his plaintive ails, whimpers over the misrepresentation and calumnies to which hie says hie lose wvas exposed, contrast badly with Mr. Hermon-Hodge's assurance to his -ate, supporters that they have every reason to be proud of the result ...

... Governors should come in ? He has farther condescended to explain, whatever he may mean by it, that the license fee pro- hibits fake fights. Ha enjoys, 'however, the powerful sup.ort of his own conscience, and of the two pugilints. He has recognised, says ...

... callamity of the next ages. -RLpH W. ?? 1. Some of our contemporaries are always bringing to light matters as old as the hills ?? exposed by ourselves. One of theso is the question of old churches in the City of London, with no congregations and fat stipends. ...

... that he had an action pending-which was never tried. But as the Electrical Review was thereby prevented from scientifically exposing the worth- lessness of his appliances, I will endeavour to repair the loss from the papers placed at my disposal by the ...