... saw the prisoner standing against a wall at Hlfibury. She thought he was in a fit, for he was black in the face and could vot speak. But she noticed that he had a piece of string twisted round one hand, and the other end was tied around his neck with a slip ...

... consequence of the slippery streets a great many accidents of a small nature mw to some of the borses. The town gencrally speaking ;or(’bri;vdn_rink the dny. though hitle pugilism here and there was reported, I | 3 ‘b;. R B £y g B ¥ i’:‘? i % & P 5 Bk ...

... spirit—which I trust will not be shown—but as one who is thoroughly independent in & business point of view, To act and to speak at its deliberations without fear. but with a full desire and determination to do all in my power to further the GRADUAL I ...

... THE DUKE OF FIFE AND LAND DISTRIBUTION. The Duke of Fife, speaking at a cattle show near Elgin, gave it as his opinion that the division of the country into properties of various sizes was more desirable than those solid overgrown estates which were the ...

... heard a good many speeches from their Bedfordshire men,and he thought it was rather difficult for an Hertfordshire man to speak after them (laughter). They had been talking about their rector being a chiE of the old block. Of course he had known him all ...

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... PARNELLITES IN CONFERENCE. Speaking at a meeting of the Central Branch of the National League, in Dublin, on Tuesday, Mr. William Redmonfi\,‘ M.P., said that he had sometimes been blamed for using strong language, but it would be better for the Irish cause ...

... my over-lamented father.” When the Emperor, whose words wera clearly heard in every part of the large hall, had finished speaking, loud harrahs resounded from the assembled concourse. ...

... the abolition of the House of Lords, or even the substitution of a Republican for a Monarchical form of Government; but, speaking as an historian and philosopher, he could not imagine the British Empire existing in the same strength, power, and irresistible ...

... when she washed it before tiking him thie cup of tea. The mother ran up to the bedroom and fiund her husband scarcely able to speak, but in avswer to her questions he said that he had tuken oxalic acid in mistake for Epsom salts, He was removed to the infirmary ...

... Mr. Parker Deacon will take place at the Alga-Muifimu Assizes om May 2. Mr. Descon will be defended by Maitre Demu:'se, who speaks confidently of the acquittal of his client. Mrs. Deacon is now in Paris seeking legal advice. It is worthy of note that she ...

... from the vault, an) was eating something in the kitchen about 2.15 a.m. when he was shot by Higgins, whom he had not heard speak. ...