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... shouting at the top of his voice, and wanting to fight. Witness persuaded him to go home lint he refttseti, and he had to he faked home by force by two of his frientls.—The defendant who did not appear was tined 23 lid and costs. —Peter Jones. Penwaenhir ...

... influe:ice of drink, but not bad enough to report him. Defendant admitted the offence and stated he was very sorry.—The Mayor: You expose yourself before visitors to advertise the town. Cannot you live without drink as well as 1 can? Defendant made no reply. He ...

... object is to serve as A national tribute to the memory of the and men who, a few years ago, fought and died for their country's Fake. It should aunt, therefore, be the nation's concern to give the dub a fair siert and speed it on its way free from financial ...

... am *peaking not in the least in the language of threat, but purely for the purpose of being plain. but let this be observed. fake the case of the railwaymen. Most of the railway servants of this country serve under contracts, which require that a notice ...

... liappily the hist name.), prislnct is in its proilticit,g what shoulil be it own antidote, in the shape of organized effort to expose and destroy this evil tampering with the nation's tood. - The advent of the National Pure Food Association at this particular ...

... believe that human nature is so gullible as it is often proved. Some of the oldest and simplest swindles, which have been exposed so often that one is almost ashamed to lay them bare again. constantly finds victims. The confidence trick. the painted-bird ...

... North Wales. As usual, It Is an American syndicate that is spoken of. The paragraph that has appeared In the papers has a faked look about It, but there may be something In It for all that. The papers announce that King EDWARD, with the Prince of WkLea ...

... admitted that at Ithe inquest he said he could not express so opinion as to whether death wat; due to accident or poisoning.--,faked if he bad smelt gas fumes, witness replied No. I did not smell fumes.-Mr Knowles: Did you taste them?-No, I felt them.- Wheref-- ...

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... and vegetables exposed for sale, as well as the general state of premises, reported that he had visited the twenty butchers' shops and the shopsof nine greengrocers, but found nothing offensive in or on the premises. The meat exposed in the shops was ...

... The wedding will take place towards the latter end of twat month. On Frid, the Rev A. J. Johnson, vicar of Toftress, near Fake eham, Norfolk, died in the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital seder .unraordinary circumstances. In the middle of the vast winter ...