... Paddington audience. Plaintiff lindon ti id came to the office on the morning in question when wit- tl or ness and Mr Childs were speaking together. Lindon a interrupted the conversation by saying, What are t, you going to do with me next week? Witness, e in ...

... efficient one. Witness was present when the Yohe incident occurred. Mr Bunmiing was perfectly courteous in his manner of speaking to the lady. He did not hear what Miss Yohe said to MIr Bunning. He estimated the money value of the damage sustained by ...

... engagement was all right, and that he need not trouble himself. Mr Byrne said he had several managers of concert halls who would speak as to the universal practice of artists being engaged only by written contract. One manager wvas called, and gave evidence ...

... from the top of tbe btack to the bottoin of the rib.s. Iil atisiver to Mr De Ititzeet, wi-iress said the tamer, getterallv speaking, kept a respectahle distattce from tile liotis. [lie wtip was wielded tit such a disttintee that the tciti tapered pamt was ...

... task before it, because the patient had beeos going dovwnill for more than two years, and cwas nosy at his worst. Humanly speaking, the chances were dead against it. Yet it suoceeded-succeeded in spite of everythitng. And so it does in like cases all over ...