... was one remark in the article ulluded'to which was The Gazette said that watches are crammed for their examination, so to speak, and, like other candidates are not always so serviceable afterwards. The meaning of this observation was clear It was intended ...

... thick lashes, drooping over her dark eyes. Yes, but few and far between ; a man makes but one in a lifetime. Nora did not speak for moment or two ; her breath came a little quicker. Then she said, softly, still without looking up— I have never thanked ...

... expense of wood-paving was necessary to ensure the quiet transaction of business in the adjacent public buildings. Mr. Yardley, speaking hopefully of the prosperity of the city, referred to the cycle trade as THE SALVATION CF COVENTRY. Councillor Thomas, in ...

... the keys of the stable, the complainant asked for wages, whereupon the defendant knocked him down. Witnesses were called to speak to the sobriety of Lacon, but for the defence it was contended that he was drunk, and that he put his hands up in a fighting ...

... Warwickshire Labour Federation. Speaking a meeting to further the objects of the Warwickshire and District Labour and Representation Federation, held at Nuneaton on Saturday evening, Mr. W. Johnson, C.C., general secretary of the Warwickshire Miners' ...

... assertion, he 3aid. I shall find right answered Malcolm, naughtily; can you deny my assertion ? I deny your right speak to me in such tone, or to ask me any questions whatever, and I do not mean to answer you. Good morning. Biddulph would have ...

... Strong Words from Mr. Chamberlain. Speaking in Birmingham on Saturday, Mr Chamberlain referred to the action of the local Liberals seeking candidate to oppose Mr Jesse Colhngs, and said that to oppose Mr Codings would be an act of signal ingratitude and ...

... in another, for had a better team been in the field Coventry must have very soon realised their own shortcomings. Plainly speaking, Saturday's form will not secure the cup. Why they fell away so is hard to understand, unless it was due to the fact that ...

... Commission on Profits onl LIT ___ per Advices and Telegrams free? Prompt settlements. What Lord Randolph Churchill Thinks. Speaking on Saturday evening the annual meeting of the Paddington Conservative Assoda tion Lord Randolph Churchill stated that he ...

... called for my sympathy a man. It was nearly a before recovered from the brain injury sufficiently to speak distinctly When the sufferer could speak, told that his name was Fanshawe, but said nothing more himself, aud 1 supposed him willing to confess ...

... Rival, Crossds's Widow, Ac. CHAPTER XL— Continued. Mrs. Jock waa a shrewd woman, and she saw the blush, but she did not speak without consideration. She said nothing about Mr. Biddulph during the evening, but after a night's reflection she thought it ...

... reach the S andiug gentleman.whom wo afterwards recognised the presidential chair of the Commons, 'came forward to meet us. Speaking in French! he asked if we were Englishmen, and then courteously conducted us into both Houses Is business was about to commence ...