... M. Pawl's. Speaking of the Soldiers' Club formed at the Church House, Anerley-road, the vicar (Rev. S. M. Warner) said We all feel it a privilege to do all we can to give the soldiers a welcome. This desire is •in evidence among many members of the ...

... judged prisoner to be drunk by her gait and appearance. She was shouting at him. Mr. Winterbotham : She may have, but I am speaking about her being drunk. . Witness said they asked prisoner if she wanted to see the doctor, and she said she did not. Pol ...

... my estates would come to me), if not to Rome. 1t was near five mounths now that I had lived in disgrace, His Majesty not speaking to me above three or four fimes all that while, and then only to avoid incivility. I conld not understand why it was that ...

... with lady. (939.) Subaltern (Woolwich), desires to meet refined and sensible young lady, well educated, musical, lnd one speaking French well preferred. (946.) Lonely Marine, 20, wishes to correspond with opposite sex. (947.) F.P. (Aldershot), 26, tall ...

... dismissed the summons for threats, and proceeded to hear the case of the alleged assault. The wife was, however, unable to speak English, and the defendant found himself in the peculiar position of interpreting the evidence against himself. She alleged ...

... prosecutor was the ground defendant kicked him on the head. Prosecutor got up terribly smothered with blood. went to the shop door speak to his wile. Lock him up,** sstd. Defendant walked acroM the road and went away. In reply Mr. Wickham, witness she gave evidence ...

... Mrs. Smyth-Pigott's contention that housewive; are merely the nominees of the husbands, whose wages are not stated. hen I speak of the thrifty working-class housewife, I mean the wife of the working man whose total earnings are less than £2 los. per ...

... food pecip!ii are of blaming taxicab dnnirs, so as I knew that one was really biamehma, I thought I would come forward and speak tir him. PV. Rile. 36413. said he called to the scene of the accident and sow demand lying in the road The driver was quite ...

... imaginative sympathy, laid us under such an obligation to him. Mr. Graham opened his Lecture by saying that his object was to speak of the positive values and not of the negative values of the Russian Church. He thanked Mr. Campbell for his kind words of ...

... Middlesex Regiment, was employed in the mesaroom at the works until lie enlisted at the beginning of the war. The official record speaks of the eon. benvery and resource for which he has been awarded the coveted disrnetion. His part of the line was held up by ...

... day witness heard that deceased had been knocked down by a tramcar. He visited him several times, but deceased was unable to speak. Charles Albert Barber, 66 Bickersteth-road, Tooting, a tram conductor, said that on Sunday night, November 5, when travelling ...

... however, to read in the pages of flak. luyt an account of tobacco, scarcely, if at all, tbea known in this country, which speaks of tins custom as prevalent in the lands where tobacco was native. There is a berbe, the account runs, which is sowed apart ...