... daughter of George Cradd.K•k, of Nun-Eaton. 00 CARDB SENT. • - DEATHS. At Birmingham, on the 10th init., in his 29th year, Mr. Arthur Gray, ironmonger, son of Mr. Thorou Gray, Sleaford. At Osbournby, on the 10th inst , John eldest son of Mr. William (Why, saddler ...

... ;1 was in an orchestra that she had made the ampsairosnee of Arthur Gray, her second husband, who was playing first violin. klarzaret was then three years old, and she knew that Arthur Gray WM not her own father; but she did not believe that anyone. however ...

... found himself no nearer his object. At last be male • bold step, and changing his tactics altogether, t,..k to cultivating Arthur Gray. This was s ore possible. It was not difficult to meet him some of his many walks to and from the etatmn; Stephen managed ...

... But not one was of the slightest use. Ile came he the conclusion that on the nest day he must demand an explanation from Arthur Gray, if Margaret still failed to give one; for it was certain to him, on thinking over all lire. Gray bed Reid, that Margaret's ...

... windows of the old home she loved Co long. Ph. turned slowly round to return on her back, end 'mind herself face to face with Arthur Gray. He was quite near her, and was looking at her with • frialcular expressionhsrd to read. Margaret's fare changed as she ...

... detective ascertained that at the time when Arthur Gray said he was there, both these men and their families had been at home, giving great entertainments. But no one had any remembrance of seeing Arthur Gray, or of his being a guest in either of the booties ...

... one. Stephen pared A, and was compelled to admit that it was • most.-excelleat description of Arthur Gray. This, however, did not prove that it Arthur Gray. his well known that nothing can be more deceptive than these detailed descriptions. IT. made this ...

... professional criminals, all bound down together to a oonwoon routine which destroyed Individuality for the time being. Arthur Gray showed the strewth of his individuality by Wing the most ineoespieuous and assehinie-Idm person among them. New beads, and ...

... detective ascerfamed that at the time when Arthur Gray said he was there, both these men and their families had been at home, giving grest entertainments. But no one had any reillell/- of seeing Arthur Gray, .or of his being a guest in either of the houses ...

... was against her, but she meant to sunned. The one and only fortunate circumstance in the whole dreadful history was that Arthur Gray had been arrested and readmitted without Margaret's rannection with him being made public in any way. For that she had to ...

... genuineness of the appeal. Osgarattas—Mr. Blades (Aawarby), Mr. J. J. Banks, Wants Clarke, Zwelyn Greases and D. Z B. Cask—Arthur Gray, from sale of Xmas oards, 2/- ; Elisabeth Gray, di•tl, 5/-; c3llsot4d by Mrs. Walsh's dog 8/7i, By. Employees' War rand ...

... 1 Messrs. Sharps & C. 2 Nief , if 8. Money a Ca, 3 Messrs. Huobstd & Phi Lips, 4 Mr C. Smith, 1ap5.; George Bennett, Arthur Gray, sr ; Bob Strhiger, Sailor; Charles Woolerton, clown ; Dorothy Stratton, Britton' ; Doris Pratt, Bad Cross Nun.; Gentle ...