... why he h1 did not in the first instance m6ntion the name of g the Galtee Boy, the suggestion being that lie got b Up the story about the prisoner after he was arrested, s' bht that was completely dispelled by the evidence of A Mr. Hamilton, who proved ...

... trial before a jury circumstances can be brought out which it is not prudent to disclose at a P reI * n l investigation. A short time since there was a hre at Mr. Wilkinson’s place. That I believe to some extent was suppressed, but it was not enough, and ...

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... our fathers got from the Government. I made all excuse to him then for not joining, and I said to hlm, Young man, from the short acquaintance I have bad with you I can't know who you are or what you might be. He then took off his hat and brought me two ...

... their meetings. —lritk Farmer*' Gazette. Sroaias Told to a Child. By the Author of Studies for Stories.” (Strahan).—The fourteen interesting little stories published in this small volume will, we have no doubt, be pleasing the understanding of the little ...

... loo-ka. Shu-she-ark-nuk said that he heard other Innuits who were at Igloolik at the same time, and saw Crozier tell the same story. The old lady, Erk-tu-a came in and while Shu-she-ark-nuk was present—though she knew nothing of what Shu-she-ark-nuk had been ...

... Observer:— There must be, we think, some mistake in the matter; at any rate we decline to believe so horrible and sickening s story without better evidence than that contained in the present paragraph. ' Such is the state of affairs in these districts that ...

... and also a few of his own, at the disposal of the committee, on the understanding that all risk of the subscriptions falling short should be taken him, and that under any circumstances the pictures fcnnounced as pr izes should be distributed and the result ...

... conscious of • similar etperieuce. Tiro place, the time, and the most eloquent sermon went oakdaled to bring before then in one short hoar every circumstance of Englieh history, and to rake them live for the moment amid every generation of Englishmen, fnon ...

... Maguire became certain, it was found that he had absconded. inquest will held to-day. Romantic Concealment a the The following story is related of romantic occurrence which took place near N’enagb some time since. It appears tl»at a handsome blooming country ...

... Mark Lennon, BREACH OF PROMISE OP MARRIAGE; COURT OF COMMON FIFAB, LONDON, Saunders v. Short. Tli® plaintiff this case was Selina Saunders, and the defendant Short. The action was recover damages for a breach of promise to marry, and the defendant bv ...

... at liberty to decide any ecclesiastical questions, being entirely guided by the rules and directions of their Church. The story, upon inquiry, proved a mere myth. Prayers were offered op at the beginning and close of the meeting, which had a purely spiritual ...