... tatters. The boy was unconscious, and in_a condition of almost complete collapse. The limbs were rigid, and he could neither speak nor even make a sign. Inquiry proved that the boy was Samuel Atcheson. He_ was taken home, and after four hours’ exertions ...

... cookad dinmer of tTozen meat, but during the week thoy would get nothing else, except, perhaps, a penny pair of kippers. BOY -SPEAKS OF THREATS, . Bdward Ford, the dead girl’s brother, said his father had often threatened to cut their heads off with a ca ...

... as it is the surest preventive agains; colds that I have ever used. All my friends who have tried it opn my recommendation speak very highly of its effects.” (Name and address turnished privately.) THE MosT PALATABLE OF AL.L. EMULSIONS, AND A GREAT AID ...

... and was wounded un’n*z a sharp brush with the enemy, in the latter year. Held the rank of sergeant for five years, and can speak the Hindoo, Pushte, and Punjaubi dialects. = leaving the Army in 189, Hewitt had three_vears of civilian life, l but on the ...

... Doncaster Council Meeting. There was a little “ecene” at yesterday’s mecting of the Doncaster Town Council. Mr. Spencer, speaking about the Fstates Committee, said the Mayor had, o far, always been the chairman. Now another was proposed. He moved that ...

... the trombone man, and began to patter his story, pausing now and then to get up his courage. The audience shouted to him to “speak up,” but the more they shouted the faster and more incoherently Hicks spoke. Questions that were put to him he only answered ...

... of nearly £lOO. They_absolutely take his bare word for it, and T can’t say that we have very much sympathy with them. It speakes very badly for Barnsley, and ‘I am afraid if it gets to be known we shall have a horde of sharpers about us. Of course, no ...

... he has even in the rear of the Bumper Cas! now half a century gone. His fs recreation was badger-baiting, and day he still speaks warmly of a li’ that was the only one that stood its out of a string of five that were bro face a badger on a famous occasio: ...

... of teeth. But the Youth, placidly resting in his armchair, chuckles with filial pride. “ Eh, dear, ~he says, smiling, and speaking almost in solilequy, “ Eh! dear! She caps owt. She’s asking nah for mixed biscuits. We get her all soorts. & _lf not particular ...

... BDPreciah]q extent, It is obvious that 4he jaws were first forced Bpart, ang then kept iq that position by a gag. When he doeg speak it ig i syllables, anq jt i Plain that he is still terrified. THE MOTHER’S DREAM, Altcheson yrag able to talk a little yegter ...

... Evening News, Leeds. N 5 PORTER 123), German. requites Situation in- Leeds or district; experience in hotel and warehouse; speaks Engtish -—AgPly Evening MNews Regiatry, 17 Queen s-square, ipeeds. R S R tc PAN’I‘RYMAN requires SITUATION in- hotel: excellent ...

... Chamberlain failed. Regret ‘was expressed that the election should have been made a question ’of party politics,: and. generally speaking we are quite willing to deplore that party - politics should declare themselves in connection with the performance of magisterial ...