... resemblance to the Other John Smith. A mistake has been made which may prove awkward, madam. lam not the John Smith whom ladies evidently expected to pick in Hyde Park. Explain yourself, said the Countess. My name John Smith. You may remember that ...

... training, paraded yesterday at noon, and, in front of the Commercial Exchange, Sandhill, was addressed by the Lord Mayor (Aid John Fitzgerald) and others. His lordship and the Sheriff (Dr Dawson) wore their robes of offioe, and were attended by the maoe ...

... saddles,' ms. He told his wife, and she had goods $9,705,000; otor vehiclso $12,403,000 ; him saying that she had forgiven him. arms, ammunition, guns, weapons , etc. (seaosequently she went to live with him in meted), $27,890,000; mucellansous (including ...

... recruiting men for the artillery and engineers. The deputation consisted of the Lord Mayor (Aid. John Fitzgerald i, Sir Thomas Oliver. Dr Burnett, Mr N. Grattan Doyle, Mr J. Lavery, Major Robert Temperley, and Mr Herbert Shaw. Prior to proceeding to London ...

... regular or en December 8, when th e G erman sq u a dr o n I irregular. are west of El Aral, and was smashed is described by John William ' Germans as Officers. except for the collision with his advance The Absorption of Gold. Tenter, a state on H.M.S. ...

... were the two ladies who mistook for the Other John Smith. touch my arm and a whisper my ear aroused from reverie of contemplation. I suppose she what men would call very beautiful, too, isn't she, Mr. John? Queen mean the Countess of Varis? Oh, yes ...

... Warm Heather and Khaki Seeks. Reduced prices Of, 1/o|, I/3f, 1/6| per pair. Usual prices 1/OJ, 1/BJ, 1/6J, 1/9* per pair. Cardigan Jackets, warm and comfortable, for wearing under Tunic. Reduced prices 8/6, 8/11, 18/6 each. Usual prices 9/6, 10/6, 14/6 ...

... Marquess Sray. alias John meets man Jiyae l\.rk. bearing a striking rescmblaiieo to niro*'lf. He dubs him The Other John smith. Win Ist taking stock of him taxi iraws up. and the stranger i.* jerked ami rapidly driven off. John Sin picas up oijou p ...

... other John Smith. Enraged his non-success the Ambassador whips out and threatens to shoot if the document s not forthcoming. flings herself between the parties, and. clasping ber arms round John » neck, shrieks for help, and then falls into his arm* in ...

... the almost deserted street*, making toward* The idea upon which was acting was quite simple one. It seemed to lhat the Other John Smith would l>e cjuite likely, after his release, to return to tnat quiet hotel near the Museum in which he had previously ...

... the church were the late George Muller, Bristol, H. Grattan Guinness. Brownlow North, Henry, C. H, Spurgeon, Henry Moor bouse, Mack ay, of Hull, Messrs Moody and Sankey. Dr Lazeron, Hudson Taylor, John Wilkinson and Robert Chapman. The jury which inquired ...

... clenched in his hand, fearing that the f u rgeomi would yet play a trick on him. At night he made his servant stand on guard armed with a rifle. He recovered after a few weeks' illness, and the only permanent ill-effect was .a slight limp. Needless to say ...