... The whole of his trade was in his books. Spoke to Mr. Farmer he had, as there had been souse objection on the part of Mr. Short, a neighbour. His brother-imlnw died, and his wife received wages at the Gas Works were a guinea a week; but he had since worked ...

... fishermen's list, and to show how they voted in 1868. From which it appeared 22 out of 27 were recorded in favour of Guest. A short conversation ensued between the Judge and learned counsel, after which Serge Ant Ballantine proceeded to open the ease for ...

... POOLE ELECTION PETITION. I' (view, THURSDAY. His Lordship took his seat at 10.10 o'clock, and held a short consultation with Mr. Giffard. Mr. Turner, the medical attendant of Mrs. Stokes, said the witness was tit to be examined. Mrs. Slade was called ...

... P. for East Surrey, and this evening, Mr. G. C. Bentinck, M.P., Sir H. Druniniond Wulf f, M.P., each of whom told the same story of Liberal imbecility, and Tory resuscitation; while on the other hand, on behalf of Mr. Ashley, Casin Hayter, Captain Hariham ...

... his plate disappears and another rises. These mechanical dining tables render the presence of servants quite *lapel/mous. A STORY OF THE IRON Cow.—An amusing incident, occurring a week or two ago, is too good to remain untold, m i though it may shake public ...

... nothing but silver Palace fame, was thoroughly enjoyed. The dis p la y , which spoons and no walk junk or mouldy bread—in short, it was now Palace _ oaten with the firing of a royal salute, lasted a considerable a very geetleinanlj• service - (laughter ...

... objected.—By Mr. Hammond : Never told the constable thtlit he obseived the man to be &inky. Deceased came Mto the passage—CC. Short said he called on the day after the accident, and Mr. Bowie said he did not notice that Downton (deceased) had had drink when ...

... this section I was excellent throughout, and the whole course, hurdles included, accomplished very stagily. They 7red with short Westley-Richards, breech-I°9Am; carbines, and used caps CoRRITTEn To THE DORSET COUNTY : James Maus David Drysdale, and John ...

... celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative properties in hunbago, sciatica, 'rheumatism, paini in side and back, and, in short, all pains and local affections, some unprincipled parties have been manufacturing and offering for sale spurious platers, ...

... reverence for Mr. Breecher. She was not eoncious of any wrong in this till her eyes were opened by reading Charles Heade s story of Griffith Gaunt, in which a finally is broken up and great raisfortirne ocenre because Catherine flaunt allows the influence ...

... souse would fall in with his proposition, although lie was quite aware the men had their reasons for declining it. A TOUCHING STORY. A tale of love and sorrow, strictly confined to the greengrocery is reported from Berlin. A worthy dame, who keat a stall ...

... Act of Parliament I have the power to send yen to gaol without any evidence or any inquiry whatever. But I will tell you the story. I came hare with a very spirited horse, and I was close to the kerbstone on the right side of the road, and you were coming ...