... cousii'or I have it perfect right to speak upon this matter. The Mayor of Derby was permitted to come hero anil give his Views upon the question and I shall insist upou exercising my right as a magistrate to speak hero. Mr. W. T. Cox-Mr. IBateman, allow ...

... House of Lords intended to show hostility to the measure for enabling female ratepayers to vote at Parliamentary elections. Speaking, of course, only for myself, allow me to say that my vote was given against the Bill oo precisely the opposite gronnd. Ie ...

... husband would have spoken to you, but he has not hled time, d L td I have come to speak to yen myself. I said to her 'I I l cannot speak to you; let bint speak to me. I won't speak to yost about anything as respects my duty or discrstion as a magistrate; I ...

... pressed forward to speak to him. As this is against the regulations, Clay put his hand out, and said You can't c t speak to him now1 lmissis; you can see him if you come to I k the lockup. Prisoner, however, attempted to speak to his wife, and on Clay ...

... aaked if, by the alteration of the boundaries, tbere was not a very important reduction in the rateable value of the union. Speaking from memory ke believed it amounted to something like 180,0002.— The Clerk replied that tbe reduction was brought about by ...

... If sick headache is misery What are Garter's Little Liver Pills if they will positively cure it ? People who have used them speak irauk-iv or thiir worth. They are small and easy to take. But bs sure tbsy are CARTEhVS. ...

... contended that the declaration was bad, on the l tsn ground that the damage alleged was not the natural con- :he sequence of the speaking of the words, and cited authorities sIn ier to the effect that the loss of the society of neighbours an 'II 20 friends wats ...

... TWO PICTURES AND A L.ETTEB The following letter and tbe two pictures which accompany it speak for themselves. AH that is neces- sary to be added is that Mr. McMnllen's letter was perfectly spontaneous, and written without aoy idea of publication. The ...

... and the bad feeling occasioned by the :a'd stood in the way of a peaceful and speedy settlement. Mr. J. A. Jacoby, M P., speaking in favour of trades unionism, said any wemnn with a ' black- leg' husbaad would be iusifia i in locking him out (Laughter) ...

... fly. The first witness called W, Was John Plant, a butty miner, who lives near Clare at Mlox-184 ley, and knew him well, speaking of him with evident sym- wh pathy. He said:-On Wednesday night, the 29th of April, his Clare was in my house talking to me ...

... subsequently said that Treville knew no- thing at all about what he had done, for he only had taken him with him because he could speak a little-a very little- English. On being committed to the assizes the younger prisoner merely said he was innocent. Cook expressed ...

... locked the door, and ran up stairs, request. t h ing a young woman who lodged with her, named Sarah r k, Roden, to go and speak to him. Shortly after she heard the 6 v report ofa pistol. In answer to questions from the jury, the ,s witness said that she ...