... for the respondents. Mr. FORDHAM, in opening the case, read the section under which the conviction took place. Proceeding to speak of the facts, he said the appellant was fined £2, and the man who was alleged to be drunk had alse been convicted by the M ...

... her my wife has become fixed.” Miss Powys's proud Saxon face paled, and her breath seemed to come more quickly. She did not speak. ““ Miss Brend has no fortune, to be sure,” continued Mr. Upham, as if combating an objection raised by his hnught{ cousin ...

... held her tongue,” notwithstanding the efforts made tg “ Harry Vivian (Mr. H, D. Carlisle), the young officer, to make her speak. Mr. Charles Crouch as *“ O'Smirk,” the Irish servant to the captain, amused the company by his capital representation of Irish ...

... heard what Miss Powys said? I will never io to any man’s home as his wife with a cloud of ‘ shame and disgrace’ about me. You speak of my guardian and uncle. He was neither the one nor the other. He was simply a broken-down gentleman who, with his wife, took ...

... mupicipal and Parliamentary elections. Just before her death she had arranged to make a visit to Rossendale, where she intended to speak on behalf of Mr. Maden. Her ladyship was an earnest advocate of female suffrage. It was she who bore the brunt of the struggle ...

... Ymtching on Sunday at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Shortmead-street, took his text from Samuel iii, 18th verse (last clause), Speaking of the national calamity that had befallen us in the loss of His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, he said that during ...

... times, At last Carter answergd in a sharp tone: I might have done, But Few has not paid what he owes me, The Chairman :Do not speak in that tone. Joseph Carter did not rémember P.s, Cheshire saying in Court that the house was full of blood, and was sure the ...

... supplying officers with the books mentioned, the CHAIRMAN .13 that he was really the cause of this recommendation, and went on to speak of the difficulties encountered by policemen in the execution of their duty. One goliee officer told him that he was going ...

... to permit their deceased brother, whilst he was thas speaking to them, to draft into his bosom a whisper whilst he stood before the throme of God it would be, “Say not too much about me, but speak to the people for their good and tell such that need to ...

... seven months in South Africa. @~ Prince Goo:g:nol Wales bas a fair knowledge of German, an irable knowhdgo of French, and speaks Spanish and Italian with fluency. A Sittingbourne woman was attacked with influenza ng took to her bed. She lay ill for two ...

... brain, he has a very small soul. At a word from me, papa would expel him from this house and from his service. But I shall not speak that word. Gascoyne is no great villain, only a contemptible, small-souled person, with a venomous nature. I know him well ...

... of the rooms,and see whether the wile was giving him anything she ought not. He took his medicine and nourishment ;he could speak only with difficulty, She saw him again on Friday nig{t, when he took a little milk, The wife objected her doing mything for ...