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... of a belt. Witness remonstrated with lL.i, nod no struck his agate with the belt.—ln reply to prisoner, Wells said be Dot speak to bits before LI asetault.LSeveral witaewee gore corroborative evidence, inie of whom stated that two dreaken was roiled up ...
... where he found no living creature of any description excepting Din Murphy, the shoemaker, lying on his bed panting, unable to speak from of breath, and hie ding from • wound in his leg which looked like the bite of a dog. A County Antrim woman tells the following ...
... midaignioa Wednesday. Mr thine, third says be was on the poop saddle to the meagers into the boara when the ship went down. Re speak, of the of the perangees In tee highest terms of prai.e. They showed no terror and made no at the brat moment., however there ...
... The Right Hon. W.H Smith on Middleclam Education. The Right Hon. W. H. Sit'', speaking at the Devon County Diddle-clam School at West kincaland no Weguesday, said be did sot behave. ni a groat atatasman and abs other day, that the ur•Aperity, magyar' ...
... said there were two or three there on Poor day MON bat they took no of it.—The sanj al them deopmel.—The Clubman then road an speak:mem e m s Me 1., Cook, jute.. the secretary of the Crusermisive Ammonium, for 2a policemen to be at the lb. 000altee of the ...
... occurred here during the past eleven years. This and Scotland that the utmost limits of just an I fact, it points out, does not speak well for the maul. reasonable concession to Irish demands have been tary condition of the town, for in recent years the reached ...
... of Canon Wilberforce. at the Deanery, Southasoton. dosing toe sraCon of the baptist Union, sod the tauten ha. promised to speak at the erases meetings which an to be held in connection with the Cake wervieeo. Mae: Katrolyi, IMO has staring for two months ...
... LORD SPENCER NATIONAL IDUCA- Speaking the optaiug ul Board school at Bnetford. yoaterdey, L«rl Spenoer hie uhject vlading Kradford waa to übtein infurmati .u th* way the work of popular education was curried oat. The country owed much to Forster (or Education ...
... presented themselves, his style was illuminated by some rare flashes of brilliancy. We learn from Society that Mr Blackburne speaks highly of Herr Wittek, whom he regards as the coming man, and states that his game throughout shows that with him chess ...
... readiness with which this memorial was subscribed for proves that the contributions came'from the heart as well as the pocket. Speaking of the levies *frequently laid upon our local representatives, it may be well to point out that on Hospital Sunday the gentlemen ...
... which he turned to the Irish queition. He said :-I do not speak only of the isolated attacks upon life and pro. perty which are becoming too frequent and too sad, I speak of the whole system, I speak of the manner in which that great association, the Land ...
... that Mr Keebley l seconded the resolution at Hainton that Mr Heneage's i generous offer should be accepted, at the same time speaking in the highest terms of the whole sheme. At the meeting of the Council 'when it was decided to memorialise the Lords of the ...