... Prisoner: Yes, . was.-.2r. Bunce: Then bow do yoe know you didn't strike her? Prisoner: It was Christmas Jve, and I had a drop of beer. (Emphatically). I wish Christmas didn't come foranother month, (Laughter )-Intr. Timmins: You will have to go to gaol for ...

... identiled the portions of tire gis produced as having formerly belonged to him, and sold by his son abont a mpntih before latt Christmas. George MfLplor, a rolice-constable, and son of William Mehlor, identified the pri. soner as tire purchecer of the gun produced ...

... after (x;ddmng6sa visit.-'harles Darby. lodging with the Asetous, stated that; he bad seen Giddings visit the dseeased about Christmas time, and a day afterwards she was taken ilL Mrs; Giddings visited the deceased several times last week; and on Thursday ...

... Usually about Christmas and New Year time there is a brisk demand for goods of the class suitable for presents. One large retail dealer, he told me, bad written to the wholesale agents, saying he world not be able'to take his usual Christmas parcel of goods ...

... house open ?? on Christlaee night Mir. Ansell'defended. Police-constable Byan stated that at five minutes past eleven on Christmas night he 'saw a woman leave the defendant's house with a j containing beer, The woman toldhim that she was a dharwfomnbn ...

... 1 The Duke. 1 Archimedes -taken. 10 1 -offered; take 11. 1 Broomielaw —offered. 20 1 Christmas Carol—offered. COO Chattanooga - taken. 40 1 Brahma—take*. 40 1 Ariel—taken. 1 Kunig offered ...

... . At the Police Court, ILongton, yestprday, some of the publicans'in the town applied for an extenilon of *bours durlng Christmas week. They asced for one hour tn the 24th, two hours on the 26tb, and one hour on the 31st.- Policc-superintondent Evans ...

... End, Birmlnghamn; and Finsbury, London. Established forty- flive years. N.B.-Our Grand Christmas Presentation Almecack will b e 'en to our customers eratis on Christmas lve. 126 NTIDA-VERITAS.-Qray Hear restored to its original colour by this vahlabls p ...

... defendant's son formerly attended Edgbaeton Middle Clase School. In September, 1869, notice was given that he would leave at Christmas, bat after the notice was given, the boy did not again go to the school. It was contended for the defence that the yonth ...

... as having been made by him for Silverston, as he thought at the time. Cross-examined: Witness was dischareed by Hyatt on Christmas Eve, on the ground that he had spoilt seven rings. Witness denied that, and told prisoner that he could not work the stuff ...

... fortnight since from a Mr. Coombes, of Gravelly Hill; but that person now stated that he lent M~arlow the horse soon after Christmas last, and sold it to him about four months ago for £02., taking it out in millk. Mr. Parker, veterinary surgeon, said that ...

... Levy's at Etster, 1883, and also at Whitsuntide. In November, 1883, ?? came to London and was introduced to the defendant. At Christmas, 1884, he suggested giving her a chain, bht she said if he wanted to give her anvthinmi she would lilke an engagement ring ...