... caused by a fall?—1 do not think so; they were 100 extensive. In reply to another question, Dr. Kidd said that the man could speak fairly well on the morning following his accident, The Coroner, in summing up the evidence, said it seemed quite possible that ...

... with the woman having been burned by some caustic such as ammonia. She persistently refused all food and also declined to speak. Her condition gradually becanw weaker, and she died on December 26th. 1n his opinion death was due to asthenia, yrought on ...

... adjourned meeting two members of the Council, Messrs. G. C. Stell and P. Crossley resigned and two new members, Messrs. F. Speak and F. Hellowell were elected to fill their places at a by-election in August. At the ! September meeting of the Council a ...

... was by the charm of childhood, gave nothing but pleasure. The leading child-en’s parts wele taken by Doreen Applevard, June Speak and Gwi Idoline Dawson. Margaret Lord who had tracned the children, neatly executed two solo dances, and sang effectively in ...

... Supervisor, please!” And to Brenda, while he waited: * Larzen’s call- 10-35, eh?” “ Later—nearer 11'” Buck got through Police speaking— Inspector Buck. You've got that list of calls made to this address? Yes, at once, please! Urgent. My man’s on his way. Thanks ...

... considered to be the most serious of the four Royal brothers, is a great reader, enjoying both modern novels and biography. He speaks French fluently, and enjoys reading the classics in the original Latin. He has inherited the King's prowess with a gun. being ...

... I've never seen him before!™ And if the woman were not a very much hetter actress than she had previousic s herself, she was speaking the tiuth, “Thank you, Miss Gower. Then 1 hope 1 have finished troubling vou'™ He turned away, as though, indeed, she had ...

... have been in negotiation with him lately, with regard to his new process, which accounts for Miss Afveroft having heard him speak of . « But not,” said Jerry, “ for the fact that one of the gang, whom Tl've been privileged to meet, promptly asked me if ...

... second part of his lecture Mr. Feil dealt with the south island, which is striking in contrast to the north island. After speaking of the seaport, Nelson pictures were shown of orchards, rich in their supply of grapes and apples, with many of the trees ...

... farewell! We assisted the gentleman with their coats—* The Major had a little rheumatism in the right shoulder . . . nothing to speak of, you know, but just enough to remind him he wasn't as young as he used to be. There was much shaking of hands, and a great ...

... who. at that very moment—l had good reason to believe It—were soaking the time away in hot baths all over London.” There speaks one who appreciates the difference between squandering time and making it one's own. ...

... he growled, and reached out for Larsen’s ‘phene, Wade listened while he got through to his department at the Yard. * Buck speaking — ' Details and explanations followed; for the Southamopton superintendent’s message, 'phoned through to Buck atplo o'clock ...