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A SCOTCH LADY SPEAKING IN COURT

... in the course of the proceedings, said she was unable at once to proceed. At that moment she felt as if she could hardly speak, not that she felt physically weak, but that she feared that if she attempted to go on her brain would hardly stand it, and ...

A CHAPTER OF TRAGEDY AND CRIME

... Wil. O'Brien, speaking at Cork on Satur- day, said the obstacles to substantial national unity in Ireland were gradually melting away. He was not speaking of Mr Redmond and hbis fol- lowers, who were past praying for, but he was speaking of the steady ...

THE HUDDERSFIELD MURDER

... body yesterday. Evidence of identification was given by the girl's uncle, who cainefron Flint with her father, who could not speak any English. Mrs Brook, landlady of the hotel, said deceased was the best servant she ever had, being most willing, truthful ...

POLICY OF THE COUNTRY PARTY

... action, or whether it will return to the principles of our ancient policy. I am not speaking of details-you cannot return to particular acts and particular details. I speak of the g-cat principle-the principle of protecting Biitish iudustry so far that it ...

THE BASTARD DIVORCE SUIT

... she had done nothing to deserve it, and he need have no cme for anxiety. He did not at tbat time speak to Mr Brunton about it. The President-Did you not speak to Mr Bruntoh about it? Petitioner-I forget. The President-Mr Bastard, Mr kntard, do yon reallv ...

WEST ABERDEENSHIRE PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION

... shorten the hours at all. Mr Cox received an attentive hearing. No opportunity was given to question the candidate. Mr Cox, speaking at Huntly on Friday night, announced that he was willing to contest the division should sufficient proof be laid before him ...

A TALK WITH BISMAROK

... of its correspon- dent with Prince Bismarck. A summary is tele. graphed by the Berlin correspondent of the Daily News. Speaking of Austria the Prince said tbat country was not so near her decay as was imagined. The evil there, he said, lies in the ...

WIFE MURDER AT NOTTINGHAM

... relapse. Hence he will scrupu- lously abstain from all public speaking whilst in Ire- land. Excepting for the need for caution in prema- 3 turely exposing himself to the risks of public speak- . ing. Mr Parnell is not suffering from his late indis- position ...

THE PEACE DELEGATES AND AN IRISH SPY

... Fischer is the only one of them that speaks English, and was the only person with whom the genial Irishman held any conversation The results were amusing, although perhaps not surprising. . Yes, said Mr Fischer, speaking in English to -Mr O'Connor, we are ...

EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN THE ELGIN SHERIFF COURT

... there is a gentleman y.ou would like to speak to I will ask him to do so. 1Mr Reith-I don't minl, but I say at the same time you will bear in mind that when the account is rendered you are responsible for him speaking to inc. (Laughter. ) Thre Sheriff-Any ...

DOUBLE MURDER NEAR LANARK

... of the sad affair. Catherine Hamilton was found to be still alive, and was removed into Mr Elder's house. Being unable to speak, she wrote with a niece of pencil the words, Willie killed us both. The unfortpnate girl died early on Saturday. On examining ...

MURDERED!

... of one of God's noblest of men, comes the crowvning disaster of an infamous policy. I am speaking to Scotch- men-to men of my own dear native land. I am speaking to men who claim Gordon as a Scotchman and as a member of that ancient family whose chief ...