... tragedy which is at present hanging like a black cloud over the country, and that the passing of the present measure into law would not only be a blunder but a crime. • The deputation was accompanied by Alderman Bennett and Mr. Herbert Hayes, who acted as chairman ...

... oClces. markets Public Offices, restaurants, licensed victuallers, police. Fire Brigade, and Kchoul Boards, and notice for hanging in such premises was sntwequeutly issued. Thu has been well received must oi the'manager* of such undertakings, who have expressed ...

... RAMSGATE TRAIN MYSTERY. Dr. Henslowe Wellington, the Deputy Coroner, last evening an inquiry Westminster, attending the death of Herbert Sims, 32. travelling inspector in the service of South-Eastern and Chatham Railway Company, who waa found dead in a first-class ...

... COUNSEL S CLOSING SPEECHES VERDICT AND SENTENCE. _ tn»l of Herbert .Tohn Bennett, 21. ’IT. of hie wife, the night September at (ireet Yerroouib, wee roDelude,l Chief Justice et the Centre! Criminel !*. Seturdey. °S.«iblicinUreet in the ceen wee mtenee ...

... LB.; S.D.. alr. H. R. Carter; J.D., Mr. J. J. Renshaw; 1.0., Mr. H. F. Higgins; organist, Mr. C Gardiner; D.C., Mr. W. H. hang.ev; A.D.C., Mr J. F. Neill; assistant secretary, Mr. C. J. Archer; almoner,_ Mr. W. H. Barrett, P.M.: stewards. Messrs. 0. ...

... DETECTIVES AND A ' REMARKABLE r-CENE:. CANADIAN. SENTENCES OF ' The t:ial Was 1, MONTHS s.l .1 Mem, Moth and Herbert Mstri / 119811. IMI'ItISONM ENT. dr.Atte, on • of vein of CAM (root Eimb Fader. • l'asadias. On tho area that, the sricral att. - ...

... child would have to remain where it was. Was it not possible, even now, sii asked, to have the body re- moved ?—3lr. Curtis Bennett, while expressing sym- pathy fortbc Applicant, said he was afraid that he could not help her. Her only course was to go to ...

... Colby, J. V.; Cooke, J. m I Cotes, Herbert V. M. Crump, C.; Cutticg, Geo. P.; Cha berlayne, A. t.; Creasman, Robt.; Champernowne, Bev. W.; Cox, R. S. Dalrymple, Sir Charles; Denton. Herbert; Drury, C. D. Hill; Dudley, Herbert; Dunsford, Follett; Dranalteld ...

... John Of what the man looked like we have little soild parted company with its town has undou Mildred Creed. Illustrated. (Herbert more'real idea than of what he did apart from iivictions? We have boasted of our compare it wit Jenkais 16s net e production ...

... Saturday Fund NEW ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS are crreaily NEEDED. owing to the recent loss of many old subscribers through death. HERBERT 11. JENNINGS. Secretary. HENRY E. ~WRIGHT. Treasurer. 4f IITY of LONDON HOSPITAL for DISEASES of H_y LheCUEST, Victoria Park ...

... the transfer to the Com pony. Mr. Walter Boyle appeared as Assistant Receiver, and Mr. Krancke on behalf of the Debtor; Mr. Herbert Reed, K.C., and Mr. Wace representing the Trustee. On examination, the Debtor stated that until the beginning of the tobacco ...

... Mr. Jnstke Lawmnee. Mr. Justice Rtd ey. Mr. Justice Darling, and Mr. Justice Chaanell.—At 10.30.—F0r Hcsrinf.—(3) The King Herbert Wyodbam Stride and Frederick William Millard, part hegrd. King's Bench Conrt Vll.-Divisional Court.-Before Mr. Justice Pbiliimere ...