... actually crossed the county boundary, and are to-day residing not m London but just on the edge of the County of Surrey. ) Facts speak for themselves. The population of Mitcham in 1801 was 15,000, of which three-fourths were of the artisan and labouring class ...

... hurt about the face. —On Christmas night the two were in a beerhouse, and the young woman got jealous because of her husband speaking to a female friend. She hurled a beer glass at him, striking him full in the face. —Dr. Izempster, who dressed the mans mjuries ...

... house, and the police were sent for. The Coroner: Had he been strange in his manner?—Witness: Yes; he said he could hear God speaking to him, and he was calling to God; and he cautioned us about thirgs we were not to do. Had he been out-of work?—Yes, about ...

... Sunday of last week at home. - She * next saw him in Bolingbroke Hospital, about 12 . o’clock at night. He was unable. to speak to her. Death took place about eleven o'clock on Wednes+ ° day morning. . . Harry Franklin, who had until recently. resided ...

... contention, that “if chapels must be philanthropists vhey can surely do it through local men, who are heavily rated, and who, speaking generally, are the back. bone of the places of worship who undermine their Christmas trade.” * * * ...

... She could not say whether the distress in - Floss-street. and Sefton-street was abnormal for | that district. Mr. Cooper, speaking to our representative later, said that he did not think either Mr. White or Miss Ellis could know of the amount of distress ...

... most serious and careful consideration of Socialist clergy. Because if these leaders, who are the greatest authorities, are speaking truly, then all who assist in forwarding Socialism are aiding in the overthrow of Christianity. There is no reason to doubt ...

... crossed over a,ndp struck him. gWhile [ For other South Western was not to abscond, orwathershe-tock that view.—] witmess was speaking %o & ' constable the Police Cases see page®e 1.7 “MONEY OR ¥OUR LIFE -—Johm Scotton, 30, cabdriver, of Havelock-terrace, ...

... passengers had alighted at Tooting terminus the prisoner remained behind on the footboard, and inquired what witness meant by speaking tohim, at the same time threatening him with violence. As he refused to leave the car witness pulled him off. Thereupon prisoner ...

... members of the Church Socialist League declare that Socialism is not involved in religion, and that it would be as foolish to speak of Christian arithmetic as Christian Socialism. This is a false analogy, as the latter alone has a direct bearing on moral ...

... three times before the end. Final: Putney Town 6, Annandale 3. For the winners, the forwards and balves played splendidly. It speaks well for the losers- that they played up so perseveringly, even after being six to the bad. *» * & Clarendon. For the second ...

... * * * Doubts. But when I left the young ladies of the exchanges—metaphorically speaking—and allowed my thoughts to dwell on the direction of the common herd of telephone-users, doubts began to creep into my mind. I remembered the number of people of my ...