... dividing some money. He asked them what tbey were doing, and they said they were dividing some biscuits, but as be knew that was fake he took them into cuatody. and he then caw two purses in the coat jiocket of tbe prisoner Some money droppsd from hia pocket ...

... believe, ♦ i recovsred the effects of a severe injury which he r_cei*ad in one of his legs by the bursting of a shell at the faking of Copenhagen, and the result of that accident it is under- stood greatly impaired of late years tho vigour ot his originally ...

... llollings, that the treasure was saved !- and did the officers who escorted it down to Calcutta, a distance of ;l(X) miles, exposed as they were to every hard- ship and danger, rendered doubly severe by tho inclemency of the weather, and being without even ...

... tables—faked, but in cross-examination raid, Under the hammer they might fetch a large sum; he thought they were worth about £lO or 1C12. This surely appears on the face of it most illogical, because the glare , of an auction would expose the goods ...

... intentions of the War Office authorities with regard to their dispersal. Seeing that tho weather is now decidedly keen on the exposed Wiltshire Downs, and bearing in mind that a large percentage of the Militia, at this centre, at all events, is composed of ...

... England was unable to maintain the position she had assumed. The loyal inhabitants settled in the . Transvaal would be . exposed to an amount of persecution which they would bo unable to endure. The general insecurity, moreover, which would be engendered ...

... of the ca.e wero not ?? in the prisoner's cross-examiw.tion of the I secutor a somewhat singular phase of the milk *J was exposed, and the prisoner asked whether or not * Hanson had been in the habit of directing men in hi- * ploy to add a mixture to the ...

... the rest ofthc world, the nature of the transaction, it thought that it might answer better to take advantage of, than to expose it. Why do I revert to these things ? Not with any pleasure, truly ; but while we are daily sick- ened with the most absurd ...

... less than three thousand pounds, and very proud were the Berlin experts of their acquisition, until M. Clermont- Ganneau exposed the imposture of which they had been the victims. Flint Jack's arrow heads and axes, neolithio and palleolithic, were for ...

... dgc-r; audit, 12J— l!. Bateman; certificate, I— B.Uoedson; audit, I— F, Johnstone ccrti fiats, li. Bsfobb Ma. CoauissioxEa Fake.— E. P. Jones ; rrivste, 11. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LIOS-3QUAPE.— Ar 11. Byrne v. Batch— Higgcns v. Whitehead— Hollis v. Jonss ...

... numerous class of suitors in that court from risks and inconvenieuces to which they may heretofore have been more or has exposed, and will likewise tend to an increased stability of our finance. I am gratified to find that by the for the regulation of ...

... the seduction, the allurements, and the social trials to which tho members ofa class not high in tho public estimation were exposed in their intercourse with the great, and the moral trials by which such finely gifted temperaments must pay tri- bute to the ...