... (M1r. Grapge).-I don't thinL- it would make mues diflerenee. Mr. Barker said that did not matter. ERe claimed the right t., speak. The Magistrated Clek.-The mrgistrates will cosasiderI what they will do in the nert roomen. The Licensing OCommittee returned ...

... true that iss Stott u-as ever engaged to Hithin. That vias one of the flies thrwn witlh a view of landing the other -ish. Speaking of AlEss Stott's preference for Dean, whlst she allowed herself to be engaged, as she said, to BEtchin, he said thiBs was ...

... for rooms at 4 Aibeaile. Lady Russell was then in bed. He went downstai s to write the beleqga When he retuned he did not speak to her. Three to five minutes afterwards she got oat of bed, ,reaL ed halfray towsrds the door, end hen fell inl a b dead faint ...

... neighbouir, sainag she had had to sit up three nights with her son, who had had the influenza; and Walter Turner w^^as heard speaking in the house as the 1 neighbour. stood at the door conversing with the mother. FiPOn every day up to the time of his arrest ...

... men were in the house, and having ascertained that they 'were, the constables w ent in. Lockwood Was ieaning over the bar speaking to the landlord; 'and Faraanna Was in the toproom, looking at a paper. Sergeant ltadnen toll thern that they were sus-peeved ...

... the seensationl? Yes. And wrhat was the next thing? We informed Sir William Gerdon-nrning of what wve had been told. Did you speak to him in the smoke-oroom ? Yes. W~e told hmthat mzembers of the partyv had been com- me~.nting ona his conducot at baccarat ...

... nothing to provoke such an - outbreak. When Mr. paula called pUlaskI a swindler, n-i -: he ra?'lird, '-Ton are the last man to speak stoat such W A5 - aded0perceatloutofthe oil thing, von hare in late IN isneacis bill was only £105, sad he bad L I ruceird ...

... wen~t to th~e Ic an Hall Wmny was Tuilsuer quivering liJs an rsdng pale, ar-d s,-hieering no eaczh a-a extant that, ha cudne~t sPeak, whDen fir-st the cots-tasble viail-_- hi -housec, The day). h--a wasrstrude? Rot one syllble wams eregrotd by hIm= that naybedy ...