... shoulders and arms covered with bruises. The back was • continuous mem of bruited, and the child was dejected and afraid to speak. Dr. Dewereux also roported upon the injuries, anti said they were no doubt caused by blows from • thick stick. Mr. T. Weldon ...

... always given the Society • very liberal welcome. They dropped their own show and contributed a sum of £497 to the Society's. Speaking of the polo tournament arranged, a hope was expressed that arrangements for one would be made at the Worcester Show. The ...

... Professor Mac Alpine also am*inked the importance of testing samples of small seeds especially for purity and germination. Speaking as en expert, lie knew of no other matt of arriving at a correct estimates of the .aloe of seed. Another important point ...

... low-spirited, the doctor answered. cautiously. Well, the point 1 want to get at is this—and I am sure you will excuse me speaking plainlydo people, when labouring under this particular form of depression. ever take their own lives?' The doctor raised ...

... TO THE EDITOR• CHILDSIVICKHAH CHOIR. Bie,—Being a regular attonclant at the pariah church of Catildsi•lekliain, I wish to speak of the loss that we have just had in our choir. About twelve months ago tisere was a certain part of harmony that was very ...

... last year, but did cot speak to him. Crosesczarniziods Ile did not take particular notice of the description of his appearance circulated by the newspapers, as te thought it was foolish tbe police to suspect him. He did not speak to Mr. Storm, who did ...

... seconded, saying Mr. Harry Wadame wee thoroughly conversant with the business of the Council. Mr. RW4141111 supported saying, speaking as a business man, he thought they could congratulate themselves upon Mr. E. H. Madams to step into leis father's place. ...

... depression was passing away, but every now and then it see to recoil upon him, and for hours on the stretch be would scarcely speak a wcrd . But the passion of death was no longer upon him, the instinct et life once more held the throne. Phil appeared to ...

... ORIGINAL SIN. The Chairm•ii referred to children playing seesaw on the sprinklers at Upton Sewerage Works. He naked Mr. Beal to speak to hts schcol children about the matter, for if it ass not stopped serious damage would be done. He knew that it wee • great ...

... exceptionally scarce and dear. It did not prove itself to be an ideal fattening food, but everyone who has used it agrees in speaking highly of its service at a particularly awkward time. Now, it is sad to learn, it looks as if the trade may come to en end ...

... having been left to his owa Dorothy had been listening interestedly, but reloutnni. spent • good deal more time in introdid not speak. Phil looked at her from time to , epection than he had dons for many months time, wee struck with the change that a year pass; ...

... bitterly. It is only my pride that souses sae to remain in your house. If I can kelp it, so long as I live I will never see, or speak to, Enid Wakefield again! It seemed hopeless to argue with his wife, and Sir Desmond O'Bvrne gave up the idea of convincing ...