... having met her thvt evening-how did ,t'u rernember the 22nrd above all other even- aM 9? It was Wednesdav evening. Dsd s coe to speak to you before you were exanined? N o. Had von any corversmtion with her about it? o. 1met her in Glasnevin, and she said it ...

... and a cartsain amoeunt I of money was -got in. The Lona Corrirssion art I preslt are tlie only cretteors, and r:ghi'y - ! speaking a sum of £935,/hI was due ta them. I i The e-tire -f the assets of the company will bx i a about £25,00, which would be £10 ...

... of the Rolls-Does it apper ho Le. n wss paid Mr Bleod-I do not think it appears n te face of any of the acooanits, but it speaks In leters of £20 a week or £1,000 a year. Mr Matiesom-He took whaever he 1I&a Nuher). Mr Blood continued the reading of the ...

... Governmnt oward, in wisich a ?? of complicated ques- t~ioas under the Local (ovevmmer~t Act arose, the Lord Chief Justice sald, speaking as Chief Justie, he would like if his obse-rvations on a particular point should be cornmunicated to the proper gsasrttrs ...

... of the county roads 'there - were constant openings of the roads by the Gas i Company, where pipes were blid. GeneralltI speaking, he receive notice this morning that a the company were to open a road yesterday. The general practice of the 3 company was ...

... it by buying it. or whether they sac- iced in killing it by this ilow death, of !dcrse, lt is the saurte to them. 1 am now speaking for Debenture holders, who represent £8,400 out of £12,000. They inclede oae or bwo very substautial ainglish creditors, ...

... tbat he was a thief and had committed an indoitabre offetce. The de- ...

... plafinf wes a n- nervous, hysterical woman, and that she ex- o-!h#bted no signs of disease of the spine. m Mr Campbell, Q C, speaking to evidence cn the paxt of the defendant, said his client could cd not be made responsible because be had not a or rail round ...

... road, an~d LIdowue road. i Whean did yout returnto the baictthat night? Si At twenty-five minutes pos ten.I , Whom did you speak to fist when you went sei L in. Conestable MI'Lounghl n 89 E. I Was Constable flowe in the barrack before y yo1l I could not ...

... Tierney. in whose ch-arfoe she fodnd that the children had been -left, anW who told her that Ruckley was out. Whilst they were speaking a, man came in who, she told her, was Ruclkley. That was the first opportunity she had of seeing him. The affidavit went ...

... which is oapable of easy and abundant pooof. Te fact that so many tausands of consumers continue to buy them year after year speaks volumes for their worth, and is a reward which only attacxhes I to merit. Chivers' Jellies ar prepared in a healthy Cambridgeshire ...

... mistake published as the result of that action. The jury in the case of Worrall v IMnsell found that the defendant did l not speak the words complained of, a .d a verdict was aecordingly entered for the defendant. Sergeant Dodd and Mr Brunskill (instructed ...