... deceased through the fields, within a few 1, hundred yards of the place where the body was discovered. a Several witnesses speak to this, and on his arrest he tadmitted it. adding, however, tiat he did no harm. Prior t to his arr-esc on Monday he pawrned ...

... him depart from the platform, and theni wentinto the B town. Whlilat there I met Mr. Beckett in the Square, but he did not speak to mue. He was standing still, not looking 8 about as of he were undecided which way to take. 1 saw I no snore cf him until ...

... platform to say good-bye. As I stepped from my cab I was immediately seized by each arm by two oficers, was not allowed to speak to a friend on the platform, nor look.after My lMggage, nor even to pay my cabman, but dragged off as thpugh I had been a burglar ...

... of a child teaching young calves to eat grass. (Laughter.) Art had nothing to do with amaufacture. and it was as absurd to speak of the app1ocation of art to industry as of its application to ?? unless the society soon changed its game its span of life ...

... heard the lady mention Oxford, or any one there. Mrs. Gatheld, landlady of the house, corroborates part of this, but cannot speak of seeing the prisoner on 'Thursday, except at eleven O'clock at night. 1She was ill with neur.4na. BILRCHMT TO BE EXECUTED ...

... this showed a want of respect to their kind, they replied, Precdsely so, that is why we prize it; just think 1 a dish that speaks, which has a name, can you imagine anything more distinguished F A certain chief, who had decided to kill his son at the ...

... the board would be 390 sacres: and it could be increased to 510 acres when the Close 'House and other streams were added. Speaking of the rainfall, which, was the most important point in connection with the board's scheme, it was calculated that an inch ...

... I had. Since then had your relationship been in any way stramed ? No, not in the leat. (To the Magistrate) Am I obliged to speak in open court like this, sir? It is very painful to me. Mr. Coosn.-Yes, you must answer the questions. In reply to the Magistrate ...

... details have transpired, according to which the new tariff, vhen adopted, will impose heavy Protective duties, and will, so e to speak, completely isolate Russian trade and mauntac- ltures from those of the rest of the world. Even agricul- r viral machinery ...

... vacancy caused by Mr. Beckett's death. The Liberals I have not a candidate before the constituency; but Mr. N Schnadhorst, speaking at Worksop on Wednesday last, informed his hearers that a candidate would shortly be forthcoming. _. GENERAL BOOTH'S SOCIAL ...

... working classes tar more than by any artificial eon- fa' ditions which tariff laws could affect. Said titl ge: gentleman, speaking from a, large experience, What thi is needed in this country to give an excellent quality ye to domestic goods Is a greater ...

... you see an announce- meat in the ciall Mfail Gazelle that Mr. Parnell had been a staying with you at ELthan ? Yes. Did you speak to your solicitor about it? I showed him t, the paragraph, and expressed myself as extremely annoyed, and askad if it were ...