... H.R.H. PrJ'1eiY Marie ot Greece, the Mripcesses Beatrice, Victoria :Xaud, ma nad Hobteoliha -use KOSO for the Hair, ad speak very highly of it. The letters may be seen at this sisea ct the Th iekao Mariaopas Co. lctd, 16, HBevs Marks, London. Said ...

... going to try to give it up. Muid you, I do not say definitely, but I will give it up, and you must help me to do so. After speaking of his expenditure of Is. ld. in cigars in cae day, he went on- Should you consent to my previously mentioned question, ...

... quieted dowi, and thef vicar said he was willing to forgive what lad taken place providing his wife would consent cievcr to speak to Mr. Mintioft agaic nod \r. Mintitoft would agree to leave the parish and' ievesr'rsturn. Mr. Mintoft t.en weent away. But ...

... alive in Peter. street on May 14th, about five minutes to seven o'clock. He was then apparently al tight and sober. He did not speak to him then. Deceased had been a heavy drinker for some years. The Coroner said that this was all the evidence they could call ...

... 'She Was brinstd -iiak IAa nervous eonditin.-- Mr. A ?? Hnway t,.adtidneer, hushand of the onmplainsnt, said liet wee nol speaking terms with Scarr, but that was all. Scar- had no business to see hini about; . oil Satuirday.-Police-constable Leeson Snokte ...

... 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 ...

... from where the plain- tiff was employed, wvhlen lie asaatlted lier in an offen- sive way. She walked away from him without speak- . ing to lhim further thali saying Good night. From that dav forward he never aw tier. ile was written to to give an e ...

... ITER 1TA.I.FSYY Tuig QUEN' nda Td.TT T Princela Marie 'f ?? thie J ?? rlketrire. * C e l Rit fl ii e 1101W 5r tire Hair and speak very suiti Of it. The letters ma;y be se'l1 ast tue ofice atti C ?? ,-,a CsLi, 16. Rivis; maurks, L01il1an, Sald by a!l Dnriigeits ...

... names. CHAVrERts I1. (Colitinulco) ANXD 111.-After Cyril Bathurst and Geogle -Malden hasve exchanged per- senaliti-s, so to speak, Maldeni obsteres a young aetress, namned Rita Biertrani, talking waith an appa- rent clergyman, but who is a detective named ...

... THr QUEXN? and H.R.H. Princees Ifaric ot Greece, the Princemses ilaatrice, Victoria, Maud. ?? lse iCI;O to tleflair, and speak ver~y highl ot I. Th lettrs mv be een tr to deees of the. 'ka Mumriespcs Ce. ~idi., l6, Bcvis Marls, Lonuice. Sold by ai i ...

... Ollier moved that the resignation of r Councillor Higson be accepted and that his cheque abe returned. The Mayor attempted to speak otl the tslbject, but lwas deeply affectod, and had to resume his seat. Alderman Linsley seconded the resolution. Councillor ...

... for suicide, and in. the beliefs I bold I do not fear death in the slighttet.' a LESRSONS OF THE WAR. 0 :Lord Roberts, . speaking yesterday at Durban, o which lhe had reached on his way home, ti said they had . proved to the world that A the fighting ...