... named John Williams, en 's at Welling ton, Salep, while on 'dity early onl Sunday el r. mnouhig Iy twomen, who knocked him clown and kicked LI him severelysipeis the eed and ?? policeman's P1: i helet ws splt, ad sevral f hisribswere huroken. The fe it ...

... him a ' Lasubeth lean. proceededl to violently ?? him. 11e defen1ies1 himself zse well as he could, sit va.s ultiiately ?? Clown, kicked, antl left in the roadway. By some means he manartged to get to Charing Cross Hospital, where lie vas isnccediately ...

... freedom aud gusto' as if it 'had been a pantomime poker, and the doctor anil patient were enacting the respective parts of clown and lpentaloon. This caustic appli- cation at length had the desired effect, and the lad, who had rolled under the bed to escape ...

... earsthe bnk ha no( osI single shilling by any farming account during the past twelve months. (Hea, her. Wih reardto ~meitem set clown fot bank premises, hlo mighlt staltoethat ladt thirteen of their branhesthepreise weefeehldamid serer worth munch more than ...

... felt that it was desirable ti^.t we should have fuller and more autisorita- tlee inforiation frosn the First Minister of the Clown, at a time niad in a manner whsen it would be l.se adeqnately placed before the 1House and the conntry. cii ours that every ...

... mamnster, and if shec ii' sueflicielitly intercsted. b le in astronomy, boialy, anid coochology to Core for -what is . heeset clown she. will uiasseredly -crisis fer amplerJ treatment of thcse subjects. About fifty pages seipply - instrhitions -in - a-tber-coiur ...

... repC sisne~utee to £18.8 7s. 6d., and those for adver. ?? is.72 Tho ihire of roonms for public meetilgs n imthl exns are pelt clown at £63. 8S., and ,t9 nlrY, piostnge stumpls, telegaams, registers, and the. 5brhic ~idoieitiil exptlses at £237. 7d. 10d. Cil~sTm\' ...

... more could be done by remaining near the scene of the collision. Two boats, filled with peopleresoued from the steamer, went clown with her. Theywere alongsideat the fatal moment, and wore sucked under. In one of them 'Was an English engineer of the name ...

... portion of the pro- gramme, which will be entirely now, will consist of grace- ful feats of equitatiou, the comicalitios of the clowns, leap. ing1 acrobatic performances, gymnastic exercises, and the nuititudc of other pleasing items which go to make up the ...

... tastes of a holiday thirong. Thie sports commencel on. esithl a football satcha between a emumber of exceedhisgly or clever clowns and a local football team, and this was fol- lowed by the performances of M. Rossini, whose stilt- walking caised a great ...

... ironworker, living at 69, -Moor Street, W1illenball Road, was carrying an oil lamp upstairs on Saturday night, when she fell clown; brohe the lamp, and set the stairs on fire. Before sho could be removed she wvas burned severely about the body, axiut, and ...

... Cecoutoas in our tice as there snas to-dray, but it was absolutely paralysed by the avalanches of tallc which were broucghlt clown upon-it for the deliberate purpose of preventing legislation. HEo ba witnessed day after day andnight after nigist hov every ...