... at witniess's feet. When the prisonr left the deceased's house, in the evening of the 27tb, the .1 decea'-edeoldhixaneverto show his face toere again, e and he replied, 4-you, if you don't have me, , you shall have no other man. Thedeceased re- plied ...

... that a Ms. 2 406, Strand, had given munch atteitionto tin}!i' ?? far that gentleniams had succeeded the pattern of gauze would show ; it would uit light 6 the flaiie of a candle. Mr. Ilodson proposed tlwh 2astarch, to be used instead of cemumoss stare', would ...

... to Long-acre, whic lef my bag and vase in, and told him I should not I be long; he will tell you what became of ?? WitnessI showed the note to the inspector on duty, and he kept It in his possession ever aince.-Mr. Henry 'Soufiders, Inspector of Royal ...

... Cyril Flower, M.P., a Lord of the Treasury; air JuUan Pauncefort, Uiider-Seeketary of State for Foreign Affairs; Mr. J. E. C. Bodley, Sir W. Drake, Mr. Frank Pattisocs, Mr. Austin Lee, of the Foreign Oflfie; and Mr. Osborn, President of the Chelsea I~iberal ...

... Guinness Rogers, Mr. Eselemont, M.P., Mr. Leske, H.P., Mr. P. Stanhope, H.P., Mr. Pictoc, M.P., Mr. Ilhngworth, M.P., Mr. C. Flower, 2..-'Sir Lyon Playfair, M.P., Mr. Jacob BrightH.P., Ifr~ Charles Schwann, ALP., Mr.* Runter, M.P..r,46uahoa &c. The,5fte~ ...

... disappearance of a girl named Lilly Vals, between seventeen and eighteen years of age, who left her home, No. 45, Tettcott-road, Chelsea on July 19th last, and has never been span or heard of since. On the 27th October Mrs. Vass, the mother of the young woman ...