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... Coeli. The i Coontess Lare, on her part, gav- a different description of the outrage, having Bast strength enaugh left tc speak. She said- Do not beleve anything 'Ahioh is toid you br Pier- antoni. Hoe s a -icked rnan, vho wsas always wanting msOuey, ...
... a previous isentence. The prison authorities at once instituted inquiries, which left no doubt that Watts was truthfully speaking so far as the attempted escape was concerned, but he was not shot, though the convicts made a dash for liberty from the quarries ...
... which would have to be surmounted, present an mnsuper- able obstacle. r ?? __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ THE LIBERAL LEADERS9HIP. Speaking at Newcastle. last night. Dr. Spenee lWat- son. Pre.deate of the National Federation. referred to tfle question of the leadership ...
... would have been a very awkward thing for Mr. Bell that the box was found in his room. Mr. Bell and the prisoner were not on speaking terms. The other point was the plea set up before the Vice- Chancellor of kleptomania, but he thought that might go to the ...
... Exchange Hotel, at Black- burn, the defendant visited the hotel, and seeing Miss Boardman at the bar, had an opportunity of speaking to her on moany occasions. In the course of his visits to the place he proposen marriage to her, but plaintiff declined to ...
... because he (Mr. Labou- chere) hloew Air. Balfour could put a different corn- plexion unon the case; but the ntiness denied speaking to 'Mr. Balfour at all- The plaintiff further questioned Mr. Labouchere as to his scouriing the country for evidence against ...
... 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 ...
... *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 ...