... eft, but Mrs. Ford said the reason was absurd, and in a few weeks I found myself married to Miss Ford. Of Miss Ford I must speak in the highest possibale manner. There is not one of those II have wronged who can honestly say I have failed to show them ...

... carriage, and was held down by something and could not move. Witness heard her speak to the nen who were trying to extricate them; but she never heard Ford or Huxter speak. Witness got a splinter in her eve. She was sitting with her face to the engine ...

... ret to speak to you I ebull bate to writs. I try aseveral tames to speak-, hut von alway,5swean bashful to stop. I cannet make it. out. Why, dear, I saw gon coming dawn by the Three H~ome Shoes this afternoon. theakaug I shall ha able to speak to yen ...

... said. It seems strange that your father should sit there all the time and never speak.' The pulsoner replied, 'He had a muffler over his mouth, and if he did speak I never heard him. That was all witness said to George. Later on in the evening he ...

... cheers.) He may be-I am sure he is- an excellent man, but he is a desperately bad politicman. (Laughter.) He is in s bad way-I speak politically-and he deserves to be in a bad way. (Laeghter, and a Voice: -So he does.) I have looked up his electoral history ...

... Tontee insisted up ia knowing what had become of the money which Labruvere had receved. The latter, in reply, beginning to speak of his family, the President interrupted him by saying, Where is your family? You deserted sour wife andi children long ago ...

... ent there, and effected their arrest. Tule house is kept by foreigners, and mostly ' ?? bh foreigners; but one English- . speaking resident. with whom a Press representtative had an interview yesterday- stated that thle Kazulars wventi there late on Friday ...

... so.- Mn La Fcuvre: Mr. Coles was present when it was I signed, and so it is within his ?? Magistrates' Clerk was about to speak, when Mr. . La Feuvre said. This raisesthe still more serious ques- 5 tion by whose instructions is the service ?? 9 Chairman: ...

... next-the former ast Isles-lane Wesleyan Chapel, Holbeek, and the ?? at Oxford-place Chapel. Boti gentlemen are also announced to speak at pulalio meetings -n the evening. The anznal meeting of the Yorksiire Association of Baptist Churches Wvill take plce as ...

... the capital of the com pany ? MLr. FPemor.-£l,225,000 and in 1891 the company ob taied powers for au additional £275,000. Speaking gpneratly, there were no less than fifty locks going east- ward and forty to the West. There was a great difference between ...

... was no indeclenvc iu them. These people could specak wvth knowledge. aulle there tivs no reoa:n to believe that they dio not speak with hlonestv. It was true that the defendant (tilled witnesses who spoke to the singin.g of au irreverent song, sung by a ...

... of the L~ondon wvool sales, which began on the 24th nit. VTalues of colonial wools having now been tested and died, so to speak, as regards the near foture, bu1siness is asssunn- tug a briskeor tone, and the demand for heavy or winter goods wil~l no doubt ...