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... that as fakes they were incorrect and T his decision resulted in a legal action, and animals were to have been shown as a mermaid and merman at some exhibition in this country, but their public presentation was prohibited on the grounds that as fakes they ...
... and inexpensive enough. The article is first made of copper and then electro-plated, some of the edges being le ft bare, exposing the copper to view, for the deception of the unwary buyer. \\'here the troubl ed conscience of the dealer will not permi ...
... w.ls my fortune to ,pend at the Agricultural Hall. Toe fact is that t•imming, approaching pe• ilously near to the verge of faking, has reached a far more serious develop· ment than I could ha\e \;elieved to be possib!e, and has certainly attained a pitch ...
... too, that it is a common practice in a coun try so near to us as Ireland to fake up and to remanufacture butter which has grown stale from being unsold at the market, and to expose it once again in the shop H.eaders of our pages may possibly remember the ...
... widows who reigned at Harvington, 1631-96, who implicated the Hall so deeply with the Catholic faith that they embraced. The Faking- tons had originally come into Worce tershire late in the fifte nth century through John Pakington of Warwick hire marrying ...
... This kind of thing has happened hundreds of times in my lifetime, and I am told on the highest authority there are similar fakes in our Museums and Art Galleries, as well as in our ancestral homes, where we often find the pictures and other treasured ...
... This kind of thing has happened hundreds of times in my lifetime, and I am told on the highest authority there are similar fakes in our Museums and Art Galleries, as well as in our ancestral homes, where we often find the pictures and other treasured ...
... hesterton 's Father Brown, now professes to explain the inexplicable by proving that it ne,·er happened : in other words , by exposing the mystery as a m ere sordid hoax carried out by an unscrupulous shipma ter with an eye to sah·age money. According to his ...
... as the treatment of the pumps themselves, there is room for difference of opinion, but, whether they are hidden or frankly exposed, they can all be made simple in design and quiet in colour. The monstrosities which desecrate our roadsides cannot be allowed ...
... who make their living by fraud and Old machines, half worn out, are misrepresentation. Old machines, half worn out, are faked up and palmed off on the ignorant purchaser because they bear the name of a well-known maker. 1 any purchasers of motors have ...
... which contains many of the family living-rooms- the offices being set in CLUB T HE shops in which second-lland articles are exposed for sale do not as a rule attract me. I do not like the look of other people's clothes, nor have I any delusion as to my powers ...
... walks of life, during the egg-collecting season they arc dominated by selfishness. False identifications and the J eliberate faking of labels are by no means unknown c.mong this class. The recent robbing of kites' ego-in \'Valts, the extermination of the ...