... Miss Nora! and the kindly laird shook Ins head ; you only think, do you I call it suspicious when a handsome young lady speaks with such reserve of a handsome young man Nora laughed. You always have your joke, Mr. Fraser, she said, good-naturedly ...

... the men however, saw the slightest thing to arouse their B Uspicions, nor did the policeman on duty *cc the murdered woman speak to anyone in the street previous to the commission of the crime. It will be remembered that the same mysteriousness Urrounded ...

... called upon to pay up. If you want to well informed, take a paper points' PaPer ° P ' nS RiVG y Q SOme « ood some people should speak the truth it wouldn't shame the devil so much as it would Bias prise him. Young man—You are older than I am, and I want to ...

... uuwisdom of giving assurances at all. Mr. Gladstone's attitude upon this point was laid down in his letter of December sth, when speaking of the Irish party, he said : When the Irish party shall have disposed of this question—which belongs entirely to their own ...

... by which she was so severely scalded that death ensued. verdict of accidental death was returned. • Sl J- , Questions.— Speaking Chatham last night on labour questions Sir John Gorst said that now trades unions were like young men-vigorous, but not always ...

... stands The second reading was opposed by the Attorney- General for Ireland, though was careful to explain that he did not speak in his Ministerial capacity. On a division the motion for the second reading was carried by 140 votes against HOME RULE VICTORY ...

... now between the two sections of the party until, perhaps, after the general election. He has not yet decided whether he will speak in Monday's debate on the Tipperary police outrage, but it is probable that he will say something. Meanwhile he remains in ...

... Ripper murder. The blood was still flowing from the almost *evered nek. Even the lips were seen to move, in an effort to speak. But though the body was Hfi living, consciousness must have been extinct, *°r the severing of the arteries by a strong, swift ...

... frequently troubled Master Edward, while the latter I consider to be just the man that was needed. Of the half-backs I can speak words of honey; that is to nay, the sweetness of my remarks in reference to them will not be spoilt by any fault finding. Bowkett ...

... captured by the police. Fashion an expert giving new distinctions to old colours. It is very commonplace, for instance, to speak of red without some hyphened suggestion as shade such as sealing-wax, geranium, Venetian, ruby, or military. Blue is the colour ...

... - po ° hin Sensations ErougM agamst them, and persistently declining to instide ai/T Wi * of detail the ive he gave when speaking in Newcastle after his return from Tipperarv M> Morley declared that he had been SS Heh,l themoBt S ° ,emn the law pS vides ...

... him, we cannot choose ; the thread of our destiny mostly warped for us before we realise the bitter truth. Aora did not speak, and the next minute Biddulpii changed the conversation. At a picnic we are permitted, and expected, are we not, he said ...