... outsiders one regards possible culprits. Tho Ingenuous way in which Mr. Gluck baffles the reader, and piles on the mystery, so to speak, right under the noses of Landis and Bernard, the two detectives handling the case, can only be described brilliant, and the ...

... administered, and that reduction in the water rates is made, when Act of Parlia-1 menfc such reduction should be made. In speaking for the amendment, or failing that, deletion of the clause, Mr. Davidson, on behaif of this association, said, “You know ...

... Abolition. An eloquent appeal for the abolition the death penalty was made last night the Archbishop of York (Dr. Temple), speaking on “The ethics of punishment,” at St. Martin-inthe-Fields, London, in connection with the Howard League for Penal Reform ...

... Moore, while the delicate task giving a correct interpretation of the part of Mina Iras been allotted to Mis Nellie Closs. It speaks much for the solidity of the cast and the loyalty of the members when a small role like that of Gretchen is undertaken by ...

... Russell, the prospective Conservative candidate for the Brightsido Division, Sheffield, at the forthcoming by-election, in speaking at a presentation to Captain A. P. M. Lusoombe, formerly Conservative Agent for the Central Division Sheffield, in recognition ...

... whose excessive toll has ever been a source of protest from the farming community, and certainly not without cause, if report speaks truly. This form of direct dealing must of necessity lead to more economical working, and not only that; it ought to have ...

... war zone was. We understand the author was already distinguished for work in another kind of literature, and so that he can speak out he has ...

... audiences. These include sea shantiee, negro spirituals, and songs by modern British composers. The programme also includes verse-speaking. The concert is in aid of the Sheffield and district fund for the local and national work of the blind. ...

... testimony to such a prodigy. It is not difficult to understand how such stories arise. The narrator may, and probably docs, speak in perfectly good faith; he has been either the victim of practical joke or the dupe of his own impressions. I myself have ...

... attitude of Mr. Thomas and glad as I was to read of the welcome accorded it in the newspapers, might I, as a cautious Scotsman speaking to equally cautious Yorkshiremen, remind you that I would not be so reckless as to put myself wholly in his hands until I ...

... does the suggestion come to this: Either you pay us or we shall torment you? —Nothing of the kind. Arrest According to Plan. Speaking of the arrest of Hanwell, Coggan admitted that the arrangements were carried out according to plan. Mr. Soorah: There was ...

... that if you_ give_ any assistance to the Chief Constable in this inquiry, you have nothing to fear?” Inspector: I did not speak to Moxon all. Mr. Jackson: Did you not further say: “You will be surprised how much we know. If you giv© us the assistance ...