... he is so very handsome! I like handsome men, mused Mollie. He told me he was, and I know he must if he ever was firtee of mine. Mr Sardonyx is the plainest man I ever let make love to me, and even he was not absolutely plain. I shouldn't wondee if my ...

... know what to do; tell me. Sties awful donqi-hearted, and and goes on. T heard your whistle la , t. night. Her roam is next to mine—the windows to the left. If y-on walk on the beach ebell rite you; she add at the window all day. Dr 0. is going to in a week ...

... Leicestershire Miners' .teu , ociatlrn. left the pita yesterday morning. their notions having expired. The workers went to the mine on Tueodsy night at ten o'clock. About. 2,000 notices expired yeaterlay morning, and the remainder of thr work. m rains up ...

... pare wat but | The Gentleman: ‘No, my man, this ie not tiations @ suggestion put jorwal loon & we “a M © Tenke wan dre ped re mine. Tt was a five pound note 1 Vest.” Thaly should imdire y grant bas of back Druids were preeect! ribbons and un pped © A $ “Tt ...

... A BLACK CAT. A black cat jumped out of a cupboard bad hem opened by a nine-year-old named Eric .Harrey. at Dinnington. a mining village near Rotherham. frightening him so much that be ran ucetairs to tell his mother and died from excitement. A POST OFFICE ...

... fell- Must you go? you would be home. I've got an evening off Colquhoun back again; going to look! after his own patients and. mine., too, for r,,-.p It's such long time s:nce we haTan evening together. Can't you stay MP* rally resentment to her aid. No ...

... seven miles west of Brussels, and used with barrels filled with earth to form barricades. Brussels has, it is stated, been mined and strongly entrenched, and the garrison has left to take up positions at Ternath (already referred to), Ath (30 miles south-west ...

... the possibilities of activity the part of our airmen. (2) In the early morning of the 3rd inst. we successfully exploded a mine under the German trenches the neighbourhood of Bassde. A length of 100 yards of trench and part of a brickst&ck were destroyed ...

... for the preceding IS months. He rebuked Sir John for encouraging the single men to lurk in offices, munition factories, and mines. Was it really tree that the indieetries of the country were being carried on by cripples unfit for military service? Had Sir ...

... Government are said to be combing out the single, inspectors having bean appointed to go through munition works, factories, and mines. But this process will take long that—the war will bo over wo were going to say—bnt the Government say the war cannot wait ...

... MINERS AND RECRUITING. THE PITS NOT REFUGE FROM MILITARY SERVICE. Our mining correspondent writes that the miners' leaders, and the majority the men employed in tho coal pits of Great Britain, regard with favour tho proposal comb out of the pits those ...

... Sound Advice . Wile° the I'mine )(mister yesterday ammuaced the Howie Commutes the postponement of his state Went on recruiting a nmekine voice eallod Wait and Bee. 9eally, the advice was eery sound. and our Parliamentary report shows then was need far ...