... let the hens drop on the ground. e asked him what he had been doing there, and he replied, “ Oh, I’'m clean caught.” While speaking to him the accused, Morton and Watson drove past in a dog cart towards Grange. He took Tyson to Grange, and afterwards a ...

... temperance teaching in school must e seriously diminished, Nevertheless, it would be suicidal to abandon hope until, so to speak, every stone has been turned. There is a wonderful account in ¢, B, Fry’s Magazine of an interview between Mr. Harold Begbie ...

... Lie council by asking a question like that.— My, Abbatt: I rise to a point of order. I thivik ¥ have quite as much right to speak in this council as Alderman Monkhouse. — Alderman Monkhouse : Nobody denies that.—Mr. Abbatt: Well then, don’t make use of ...

... industry. (Hear, hear.) He certainly thought the time had come for an inquiry into the whole subject. Mr. Briggs then went cnto speak on the question of the Chinese ordinance, urging that the action of the Government in the matter was the best that could be ...

... romantic and charming fizure in a period inordinately prosaic. > It is rather better when the interviewer allows * Cwzsar ”to speak for himself. ‘* Often and often, says Lord Lonsdale, * when I have been deer-stalking I have spent a whole morning creeping ...

... Lieutenant Bruce Rigg, who had requested him (Colonel Gatey] to address them. It needed no apology to anyone present for speaking on volunteering. There was no place in the whole of Westmorland where the services of the volunteers were more cordially ...

... he wished all a happy New Year, and expressed the pleasure it gave him to be present on that occasion, He then proceeded to speak on political subjccts, and, touching on agriculture, said he took the greatest interest in that industry, and he had a great ...

... Mayor said he thought Mr. Cragg was not in order because there was nothing on the agenda or upon the minutes to which he was speaking.—The minutes were then adopted. ...

... harvest came round. Besides being a shortage of straw, the yield of grain on that sort of ground was only moderate. I was speaking with a farmer only on Szaturday from the Kirkby Lensdale district, who sowed 100 stones of good cats on his plots last spring ...

... economy. It wasan extravagant form of economy to starve the army and navy, and he was pleased to see that Sir Edward Grey, when speaking ot Kendal the other night, had nothing to ‘ say against the policy of the Government in connection with the navy. (Applavse ...

... toxst was ** The Town and Trade of Kendal,” proposed by Mr. Robert Lewthwaite, who said he wished both well. He could not speak of the trade of the town from experience, but it seemed to him there was an intimate connection between the trades |of the ...

... brought the matter forward. Some two or three times Alderman Sharpe took him on the ground and they did all they could to speak to the necessity of doing something, and notices were put up, but if had not been enough. The ruins were less than they were ...