... inside the house or out. It appeared that when got home he was seen by • man named Kent who lodged in th e same house, and who had himself just left the Dog and Partridge. Kent noticed that his manner was vexed, and. observed that hewent totheworkmen's bench ...

... the announcement that they will not deal with • local reform which has already been made by Mr. Read. This would have been u golden opportunity . , with their ' majority, to distinguish themselves by showing their administrative capacity. Lord Kimberley ...