... Commons, were also crowded; among those present being the Chancellor the Exchequer, Lord Hamilton, Mr. Lowe, Mr. Mowbray, Sir J. Faking Con, Mr. Villiers, Sir J. Trelawney, and Lord W. (iraLarn. The side galleries were tilled with ladies. THE LORD CHANCELLOR ...

... ibaring quantities of goods, including wine, sent to their residences on the strength of forged orders, and which was first exposed in this column several mionths ago, has n10w again broken out. This imitation of Theodore Hook's stupidly-cruel 'IBerners ...

... in hand,i we t out into the night to give such comfort its lav i thelir power to all such ansmals as might be in any vWay exposed to the furious blast. Considerations regarding the welfare of late-larnbing ewes almost prohibited one fron re-ilising. in ...

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... intervals during the early | part of the afternoon. A few stray fakes of snow suggested an impending storm, and at dusk there was Id- a decided improvement in the temperature except in exposed places, the wind being particularly keen. cd About eight o'clock ...

... system than any other church. It was of importance, however, that,tbey should consider seine of the dangers to which they were exposed rather than dwell altogether upon their excellencies. [Hear, hear.] One charge which might be brought against them was that ...

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... so alarnmed the bookmakers that they deter- mined, if his owner had made up his mind to be on him for the Derby before exposing him, he should be com- pelled to take a very moderate price indeed. Thus Lord Falmouth was under the necessity of backing ...

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... ruthless hand, to ti tear aside the veil of mystery which enshrouds a I pantomime. To tell the price of tinsel and expose the chemistry of the fake-pot would be a heinous 0' and unpardonable sin-for the story of how a pan- tomime is built up is prosaiC to ...

... are much inferior to English grown. The price will tell this. Is it right to feed our soldiers on euch food? When they are exposed to hardships they should have the best provisions England can produce. Alcester, December 3. J. M. MOUBBAT. HUMANE MODE OF ...

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