... The Spotted Negro Boy. last tit-bit of local history dealt with the subject of John Richardson and bis famous show ; on the present occasion propose supplement the account previously given by adding a few particulars concerning a curiously-coloured little ...

... climax cf enthusiasm had been reached by the Audienoe. Of illustration there was oopions wealth. There were quotations from Grattan and from Sheridan, a telling image from Victor Hugo, a solemn warning of the fate of Governments which profit by sombre a ...

... him to fight. The fact was that prisoner wanted to. get witness away from his place. He struck witness on the arm, and on putting np his arm to save himself, prisoner caught him by the collar. Prisoner then tried to throw him down, and kicked him the ...

... Ayres' property, which was sown with vetches, towards the home. The man he had been describing was W. Brooks, the defendant. John Wooster also met him there. They were about twenty yarda apart, and when abont sixty yards from the hedge they were met by ...

... This contained three shawls, allowed to May It, hut it whs no nearer completion now, four serge jackets, three women’s cardigans, and four fire weeks later. The motion whs agreed to, and the pairs of women’s hoots. He took these to Mr. Choules, j Council ...