... mainlateanwce. Yesterday afternoon Fose r, whils t ~ waling down Yitswillian-mstrese,, met his wife; bet4 she refused to speak- to him, althougah e repeate ly beckoned for her. Foster followed his wife, and caught 1her ati the junction of Greet Nort ...

... Judge: What was the scale? Witness: A street and about 100 houses were lighted bv it. Was it a commercial success? I can't speak- definitely as to that. Is the stree' still lighted vwith it? I don'lt kow. Did you not eonsider it dangerous as an illumiasat ...

... irmemaiatair before thme end of thrn. year -after thel testator's death. U to that tire they -.ad done everythinig they could, speaking rrasonably, to effect the smale of the securities. Not only were Leeds lasok-es-s eta- -ployed, hot the Leeds brokers employed ...

... allegationz: made ?? himn. HE spoke cI the ill- feelngg 'wis the defendan~t had displayed towvardshim,: and then wgent on toC spea~k Tof an intervie'a he had sith I Metalf, along Fwith caster and- Gibsoi, after the 1 issu ofThewri. Terewas a genteral wish ...

... Leeds Public ID -inen~-ay a suin of £10 a -year was left h-v thne sate tectator. THE YORI:SSSRE COLLEGE. The Corinisonr speaking as to the scope Cf the, inquiry, said that u-here a bequtet w-a5 not rescric'-'d exclusively to Les it would not come waclito ...

... President of the Boarcl of Agri- I culture, was pre eot last evening at the annual dinner of the Chippenham Agricultu-al Society. Speaking on the present condition of agriculture, he said there had bee conclusion' in the markets of the ?? con- sesrueot upon the ...

... you the trouble, of dealing with No. 1 fnrther. We are.I all of opinion that No. 1 ought not to pass. Mr. Pope went on to speak of the proposed coim- IPuiecrl -powers over the Atteroliffea site, admitting -that 'Parhamnent hadI always been. -very reluactant ...

... but we y paid him for it. (Laughter.'. LB Did you talk about tihe ease thatl evening?. Not ' at all. e When did you last speak to Mr. Brown about it? s I never heard a word from Mr. Brown froem May last ' until last Thursday, and then Mr. Brown came ...

... were, i the hands of the defendants for combing? ?? there been a communication from Smith to you that these goods we are speaking of were about to be sent to the defendants? Yes. When he ciane for an advance he told me he wvould send -more security. Mr ...

... *f tbanks was 'V accorded, Aid. Sugden, .T. P., Councillor Thos. Butter- W -rrth, Mlr. D. Hsrdaker, and Mer. E. L. Barrett speak- ' ing to the motion. There wvas a large attendance. , THE SCARBOROUGH NEW MAGISTRATES.- n At the Scarkorough Poliee-court ...

... Pember, Q.C., who asked what i was his description of the area and the character of the buildings on it, witness ?? I may speak gene- rally, this area is an old part of the city. The Parish Church is near, and the old graveyard is surrounded by it. This ...

... 23rd December he agaitn found gas in the same place. The gas was removed, and tne. pclace wsas reported to be safe. Generally speak- ing, the eoal-getters used naked lights during all his fifteon years' experience of the mine. Akfter the dis- covery of gas ...