... newppers in order to ex:pose such -frauds as a warnig to others. In two cases acertain agent obbtaied over 701. fromthe parentsof lads wvho warersbrought out, end then this agent said he hadi been deecived, and left the lads to their fake, and had not since ...

... arnts, stranded on theevening of Sundey, 11th MAy la, upon te a ree, aome 25 miles to the sas. wad of Suvs, EJL ,The red is exposed to the full force of the south-ot trade winds, which, at the time~of 'the wrckwerablo'aing with peat force, as to the long ...

... 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 ...

... to show the effect the patent psrcparation produced on the material. Samples of timber were also lshown whilce had hoben exposed to the water in the docks, and the differontc between that wiich had been prce- paredl al that w~liuls was in its natural ...

... 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 ...

... r Palace Hotel yesterday, to tako mensures to put a stop to the unfair compotition to which the trado in this country is exposed by the granting of bounties on the exportationl of bcet- root sugar by Fraice, Germany, and other Continental countries. Delegates ...

... quite believed that there Y were a large number of people who, from the difficulty of getting work and such like causes, were exposed to great misery, end for them he had nothing but sym- s pathy ; but as to the immense proportion of the dis- a gusting state ...

... 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 ...

... carry his goods, wares, or merchand se to, and sell or expose for sale the same at, other men's stan, or other place whatever belenging to, or hired or ocaupied or ulsed by, him for selling or exposing the same for sale in ny town to which he may travel2 ...

... interest with which hs would read that address; but I do tot believe that a thought ever entered the heart of any of therm to fake ven- geance upon helpless women and children because thoss fiends in human shape had wreaked their vengeance in such a manner ...

... was committed for trial for ?? hvingvu written a letter to a merchant nallied 1leexton, in o which ho stated that he would expose their joint villany , in conuexion with the destruction of some ships, unless , Rtxten paid him a, certain sumn of money ...