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... A CHAT= CASE. TENON SZAWHILDTOMIC AND LIG WIN I NO COUGH CUES ARE %vox MOW AMONGST THR lOCK AND NYFEKIt NO THIS DISTIUCT. RILBARKAR BL crime DAILY ARK BEING RF:I4 TED . Tiii DEW AND rATIOUNT WHICH TIM CURBS ARL ATIVAcTIM INDIcATS TiUM No other ores lorreht ...

... A CHAT AND A 14110 Kg. Ile did not call at any lintel or public•house, and ri-turood Birkenhead at 11. Then he Omni,' for home. Etervihmg .as all right with the car, and tie light. were good. When he ant travelling along the road two car, approaches! ...

... entered his sanctum a man was coming out with a cracked head, and overhearing some observations about a bludgeon 1 naturally saw a remote connection between the two incidents. That by the way. In response to my request for any information about the races, the ...

... A CHAT WITH ADMIRAL MASSIE. INTERESTING REMINISCENCES. The recent correspondence which unearthed numerous heroes of Navariuo brought into prominence most esteemed Cestrian in the person of Admiral Massie, and it was iu the belief that a few reminiscences ...

... A CHAT ABOUT OVERALLS. In tlie average home the daughter does much of the lighter part of housework that a practical overall or household apron eaecntial her outfit. »ot of apron* is. indeed, regarded neoea »ity by many a geotlovomau who ia particular ...

... CHAT WITH A CHESTER CENTENARIAN. [By a Correspondent.] Our workhouses contain aU Borts and condi- tions of people, from the hardened vagabond to those who through no fault of their own have descended in the social scale, and a visit to one of these very ...

... cause of bis dismissal) back a pene bis was four years 8 porter.cn the ‘ and _Divzi- dend-Sharing,’ remerked a railway policemen, ‘ daring which time I paid two shillings a month into company’s society, and never received a farthing from it. I stand the ...

... A CHAT ABOUT LATIMER. Lord Chatham. !Left. m the -Celebrity at Hoses in this week's Worth The the 'amid homes 1 Basted she f Lather. think stands • bethatifel there in • most part Horace Walpole writhe of it as 'loth &with ea a hill in • bath weed ...

... becomes as monotonous aa a ballad concert. I have listened to it so frequently that I am quite sure the interval is sometimes a major and sometimes a minor third ; that is, of two whole tones and a tone and a semitone. The thrush is ...

... A CHAT ABOUT APRONS. Demand always creates supply, and the demand for pretty aprons for boniewiese has brought about many new and charming patterns of aprons of all mastic kinds, some with sleeves, some without When aleeses are needed they mn always be ...

... back we go Lord Penrhyn to provide us with a piece of land at a nominal rent, and upon it we 1 built a temperance hall for the men who come to Bangor. It cost us £500, and wo collected £250 before we laid a brick. I saw the Duke of Westminster at Crewe ...