... and Falk assembled on the spot from which the Anarchists had been accustomed to hold forth. The three began to get ready to speak, and he ordered them to be taken into custody. For 20 minutes previously he saw them obstructing, and they had been moved by ...

... The prisoner,;to whom the evidence r was interpreted, denied using the words, Defeud 0 himself with what he has on him. Speaking excitedly in French, Mleinier said lie did not struggle till seized and set upon by 10 men. ?? was remanded for a L, week ...

... the end of November, whilst Sir Henry James will speak in the late autumn at Cardiff and Lancaster. ir. Chamberlain has gone abroad for about two months, but on his return it is arranged that he will speak at a meeting under the- auspices of the Nationa ...

... the Coroner summarised the case for the jur~y. He stated that according to the information ho had received the deceased was speaking to a young womanuin Chapel-strect on Saturday night. A you g man cnme up, toek her away, and struok her. This led toa di ...

... then the rope hung motionless, death being instantaneous. Kenny never faltered from the time he left the cell, neither did he speak a word, and he paid no attention whatever to those around him. The executioner was Scott, of Huddersfield. After Kenny's c ...

... called as to the finding of the remains at East Haddon. On Wednlesday, the prisoner's brother, Edward Macrae, was called to speak of his employment of the accused as warohouseman, and to identifying the warehouse knives and saw. Witness, who was at first ...

... prceeded to'detail the oir- cuimstanes of the asaault, and said when Mr. Gaymer wais steanding on a chair at North Wansham, and speaking, Lord Wodebouse ordered ]him to Come down, called him. a liar, a hound, and at coward, and then dhallenlged him to fight ...

... arrested, cotnfessedl that hle hadl inlflicted thre woned6S and pointed out the knife which he bad used. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! HUDSON'S SOAP. SPEAKS FOR. ITSELhF! stablished over 30 Years, S ?? FOR ITSE L'!PresentdemandGreaterthanever SHrOCKING AcCIENTs ...

... said, be supposed that they who had to administer justice in Manchester and Salford-and he thought he might be entitled to speak on behalf of his friend Mr. Higgin, too-intended to relax one bit in the severity which they had shown towards persons found ...

... will out your throat. When whe went homse on Saturday night she found prisoner readilu with his coat off. Prisoner did not speak to her, and when Hhe had been in the house a few minutes Jhe went into the yard. Returning into the kitchen he took a cup off ...

... exprosseji surprise that the chairman had not done so before thiff, Feeing the length of time Mr. Wa`rrea had been speak- ing. Mr. Cay prooeeded to speak on the question, but was called to order by the chairman, and Mr. Warren resumed his speech on the increase ...

... the Divisional Court ucholding Baroi H i:ddleston-s view nlaintiff's canife to this court. AIr Haenn ColEus, Q.C., ri-ing to speak for the respondents, The M-aster of the Roli- askedl vihether the ques;tcnos were nc-G. o scandaloris and oppres;:ve that tnhe ...