... which will win the sympathetic attention of every reader. The Splendid Spur,” speaks of staunch John Marvel and Jiia adventures in the time the great Civil VV ar, and Speaks of it with a plentitade of resource and deep knowledge—alike of history and human ...

... police guard on the' Terrace, Bu and to mount the balustrade. When stopped he said daj ing he must speak or be arrested, as he was paid to at: ree speak. A crowd collected, and he was eventually lial aarrrested. Witness (cross-examined) said be was lea- ...

... survive.] It is conjectured that the woman lifted her arm to a defend herself from the would-be assassin. She has been able to speak though with some difficulty, and she has informed the police that the man who attacked her was both tall and stout. Thle woman's ...

... patentee to make money” out his patent species of information which Mr Barlow’s long experience a patent agent entitles him to speak with some authority.— Barlow & Co., 23 Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London ...

... had not told him all ; for he had not told him how earnestly he had striven to persuade Mrs Rhys to speak to her husband, or to let him (Lloyd) speak to him. Neither did he tell Mr Rhys that he had only consented to be silent at his wife’s appeal, or ...

... services of c; 'Itioli. Mir J. Stewart, held these were not relevant reasons. Mr Birnie-I move in order. Mlr .1. Stewart-I speak in order, and I am entitled to do so and cannot be interrupted. Mr Pirnie held he w as in order, and, as a point of order, ...

... vigorously prosecuted before the stability of a large number of firms assured. The squeezing the trade has already sustained speaks volumes for its vitality. Next season huge trade will be done, and the 10-guinea machine will be an institution. With the ...

... admirable dummy for the fashionable modiste, and for this reason the thin, shapeless woman is often envied by her own sex, who speak of her “so stylish” and “so beautifully dressed. It is stated good authority that women dress to please men, yet what man is ...

... reaction of Puritanism become developed, every Englishman will have to be strictly guaraed in his most simple acts. Should he speak to young girl will not fail to be accused of the most odious designs, and his most innocent intentions will receive a criminal ...

... itself that causes the delays on busy occasions as the lack of shunting room in the present narrow passage way, which forms, to speak, the throat the terminus. is here—the point at which the south and Deeside trains converge—where the congestion and vexatious ...

... aswerany In answer to the Court, witness gave it as her opinion Strin that he wags not right in hi's mind; that he could not ie speak a civil word to his wife in his own house. JOE Wm. Sutherland, of Paltneytown, in- addition to TH( . bearing out the evidence ...

... morning he saw accused in Nether- le kirkgate,'and heard him address a woman who was n going along the street. He heard him speak to the it woman, and make indecent proposals to her several n times, He stopped the woman but did not follow i~f her. AcAcused-What ...