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... leading to beneficial results.” The health Sir I rancis was drunk soon afterwards, and the band play The fine old English gentleman“ Jim Crow would have been more appropriate. ...
... maker. Remy Simpson, Walk., man maker. Jodi. Shaw. Painthorp, Jos Show, tarries.. Shaw, eundal, farmer. David Wakefield, gentleman. Jim. Space, Woketield. ssentlemsu. Alfred Stanfield. Wakefield. besikssiler, Se. Joe. Waketiel.L, distributor. Win. Stewart ...
... LASGOW.-.The ,t4OV. kie ek#I, G G ccge .eqInsrr.iepp~osif the General Poet-offiee). For fle Wls amilies and Commercial Gentleman. JIM. NICHOLSisH, Proprietor. A 1188 .11.arerecive asBoader, o byTarff.The hotel is beautifully alluted beig errendedby haring ...
... and hands cutting away at woedeetk. Late indeed th ey were, bu t not too late. Whn on their trial, two months later, - Gentleman Jim paid Mia. Fergusson several compliments, wad politely assured-he jadge before whom they wen {rted that he esteemed it ...
... l gave George Fergusson a bite in the arm, the »» x ..s which he will carry as long as he lives—that was 1 Dick. Gentleman Jim turned sullen, and 1 to the force of numbers at the last, with a better When on their trial, two months later, Gentleman ...
... children overhead ; and a strange sound low voices whispering and £ftotodifi too late. When trial, two months later, “Gentleman Jim” uaid Mrs. Fergusson several compliments, and nolitely assured the judge before whom they were tided that he esteemed it ...
... (full page), Alastor, landscapes, and studies of heads : altogether a delightful contribution. The fiction includes Gentleman Jim. by Mary Gaunt, and the continuatb n of the Witch of Prague, with the drawings by W. J. IlennessY. GREAT THOUGHTS ((I ...
... as recently pre so much prominence to Cathedral, namely. that of the Dean A hichly romAntic story of Australian life. Gentleman Jim, represents the lighter aspect of the Magazine, as (foes also the redly clover aeries of ruswoductions of the pencil of ...
... Ws got up under false protester, for 1 payer see d a better stamp of a well-to-do gent in all ny been days - .lie a gentleman, Jim. and a inset ieguential sae, too, as bas been lolly evinced to me within this boor. What do you thank! He has been the ...
... induced the stranger to interrupt his narrative soon passed oti'. He to-.ik a 'teen drink and resumed — Waal, 1 went to Gentleman Jim and| showed him that bit of tha newspaper. Air you two birds ot the same feather anyhow?' says I. And j he lo iked up ...
... course there were. One of them was Gentleman Jim, what I told you of. The other was— but it don't matter about him. He was a pal of Gentleman Jim's, but he got up and gitted before wo struck ie as it were. Gentleman Jim put his brother's name into the biz ...
... from the Veldt to Mr Raven, one of the promoters, whose biother, Gentlemen Jim as he was called, he was acquainted with. Gentleman Jim had been recent!, murdered , he explains. As he is speak- ing he interests his listener still more by producing a leather ...