... previous night he saw the prisoner in the saloon bar of the Faldbn public-liuseA. Clapham 'Junction. He said, I want to speak to you outside The pri- soner went, out, and witness told him he' answered thedescriiion of a man' wanited for stealing £Wp ...

... twopence in his possession . He reserved his defence and was, committed for trial. Ra. WINSTIONI CEIEU1OILL ON SPION XOP. Speaking at a political meeting at Beverley on Mon. day night, Mr., Winston Churchill said he had noticed that no sooner had Sir Charles ...

... replied that he was a liar, and that as he was pressing the writer the latter wold press him when they ?? nose. -Wattson, speaking in his own defence, said his name was now on the list at the 'War Office for a commission in a cavalry regiment, and finally ...

... been sent for. ie He accordingly sent for Mir. W. F. Fryer. De- a ceased was much exhausted, and quite in- It capable of speaking. Witness believed deceased Atindulged in drink. De Mr. Chas. E. Durrant. acting house surgeon r- at the Hospital, said the ...

... nllelihO r au-i ?? t4 correc: a nisirepreseiitation. ?? ii sli) oh order. Mr. Lloyd George: Tlhles I ?? as IIa- lftr on to speak. 'Mr. Cltaseh-rlain : I have ito initerest, sime, I or ii. direct. in K noelh's, or in any other firm ira;its, ammunition or ...

... leaning up against the wull drunk anu wii unable to stand without 2UpDort. n The Coroner observed thiat it was difficult to speak in measured terzis o a casse of this sorr. $ The womnanl ought to he hounaded out of the rtown.\ The case was about the most ...

... auctioneer, Car- lisle. The best man was Mr. Harry SimEoi, Penrith,. who is also a mute. The Bishop married the parties by speaking on his fingers the sentences of marriage and blessing. Brnooe,'Bond & Ci. Limited, ihe. well-known tea merchants, are issuing ...

... thesdebateon the second reading of the BillU for increasing the navy. Admiral '1Tirpitz, Secretary of State for the Navy speaking in support of the measure, alluded to the po-. quisitioubv GermanyofKiao-Cbaoand tho great'develop-. rnent wbioi affairs ...

... unhappy, but I wish I could go now instead of- waiting three weeks.' The next date on the letter is May 10, and the ...

... the Judge as to that, witness persisted in saying he did not remember. Did he not say that unless Mrs Young promised not to speak to you again she would have to leave the house? I don't remember. Were you told that you would have to leave Alne? Not that ...

... afternoon in the spring of 1697. She used to visit the house in Mrs. ?? absence. Witness had seen pctltioner and intervener speaking outside the house. Annie Rainforth formerly housemaid at Alnoe from February, 1898, to February, 1890, said she got Mir. ...

... oom. Mr. Lindgvist clambered after him in hot pursnit. When the fugitive reached the steering-roornt he -houte' down the speaking- tube to the engine-room, Full speed ahead, though the engines were already wxorkin at full speed. This excited tlhe ...