... bearioe a striking resemblance to himself .: He mentally dabs him The Other John Smite. Whilst taking stock of him a tats drawn up and the stranger is jerked and rapidly driven off. John Smith up a bijou pencil case. which has fallen oat. Prom tato, a compatriot ...

... but as I felt sure it was Intended for the Other John Smith. I could afford to return it with quiet amusement, and I was rather pleased to set his suricy end in something hatfled perplexity. Meeater John Smeet It? he nsked cautioust', and speaking with ...

... envious. Do know who the others are, Mr. John? Duly the two ladies next to the Coutste-s. The elder is Mrs. Fitzallerton. a lady-in-wait:rig. and the other a Miss Grattan. I hove beard Mademoiselle Grattan. She is the Queen's ward, and enormously ...

... Someone else went there, also—K(o3'oy a few minutes before on. A man and a woman drove up in a t..xi-cab which the Other John Smith entered. Tkereonon t told ..1 the brief tussle I had and which I had tak.•n to he merely pinyfial. hut which I could ...

... you. Mr. John.•' And I too, said I'hilomi•rw speaking brat ely. and with evident sitieerit, for it was dear she had fared the farts. and once she had done the little girl had a soul any petty feeling of jealous. 11,a glad Mis- Gr•attan must la' to ...

... of Mr Thortrarn. The speaker for next Sunday is Mr And. S. Cnoningham. anti is Miss M'Donald. arm 15 Nincrran. P men were empkved making a drain in Cardigan Roed. ten, on Wandal. when the sides raved in and completely buried William Davey for 15 minutes ...

... overdone with heraldry. Emblazoned arms of Sutherland and Gower met the .eye on everj aide; and Lord Ro: all Gower tells how John Bright once r.d nhether the family really believed tha t tie v•irant spaces left for the arms of unborn Dukes and Duchess were ...

... compass at a very early period to guide them in their journeys across the vast plains of Tartary. They made little images, the arms of which. moved by • freely-suspended magnet, pointed continually towards the North. An apparatus of this kind was presented ...

... SUNDAY, sth January. - 3 SANDFORD GARDENS. PORTOBELLO. 11.15 a.m. and &30 p.m.- SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOS- GENTLEMEk AT ARMS. , Rev. B. W. WILSON , .. 12.30 p.st-Suuday School and Bible Classes. • W. - ..-“itkv.thfs•Seetsonable oppotturiltil of ...

... and Boys OVERCOATS. SUITS. CARDIGAN JACKETS. SHIRTS, and PANTS in great Variety very Special Value. Just to hand Newest Styled in CAPS, SCARFS. and BRACES. &C.. &c., &$. Misses BUTCHART B ABY LINEN AND UNDERCLOTH: WARSHOUSE, JOHN GOLDIN, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER ...

... OU TER W EAR. 5/11 - Tea will be served. Silver Collection. JUMPERS AND CARDIGANS. 6/11 . BRIDGE STREET IT.F. CIII 7 RCH HALL. FRENCH FLOWERS AND DIAMANTE . ORNAMENTS. LECTURE JOHN DODDS WITH LANTERN VIEWS -- Serviceable Articles. P r reliminary Notice ...

... and the is rson you call the Other John Smith. I Lad not myself arrived when our friends thought they had you securely at the house in Berrow Street. Otherwise you WOlllll. Of course, have soon who wits the real John Smith, I laughed. - Certainly, answered ...