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SUPREME COURT.

Wednesday, 9th March.

IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION:

BEFORE THE FULL COERT.

THE DAHLE MISSION SLANDER ACTION.

Judgment was delivered on the motion for leave to appeal to the Privy Council from the decision of the Full Court, in the action between the President in Hongkong of the Baals Evangelical Missionary Society, and the Sheung Po Newspaper Company and another

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 10rn, 1910.

The Chief Justice-This rule, which has only | just been passed, gives the Court discretionary powore limited to matters of "great general and public importance." We do not consider this UNA-----

Mr. Slade-If your Lordships would only etats the ground for not considering it ons, it would make all the difference in the world to our chance of success in the Privy Council,

Sir Henry Berkeley-The judgmont is there. Mr. Slade-I know, but it is expressed in a way which makes it practically impossible for us ever to got our special leave.

The Chief Justice-To meet your wishes we are prepared to add that the remedy was either for individuals to sue for libel, or for the cor Sirporation to have brought an action.

Mr. M. W. Slide, K.C., instructed by Mr. I. V. Looker (of Messrs, Descon, Looker & Deacon), appeared for appellante, and Heary Berkeley, K.C., instructed by Mfr. Otto Kong Sing, appeared for respondents,

The Chief Justice, in delivering the judgment of the Court; said-We wish it were in our rower to grant the loare asked for, but wo are of opinion that this case is not one of great general or public importance" within the meaning of male 2-(b); and we think that the Privy Council may, in the event of our granting leave to appeal, regard it as владино of the power given to the Court under the new rak referred to. Wo

regret that the limitation which in our opinion must be placed on the rule prevents the appeal in the first instanco to the Privy Council, but it will not prevent the plaintiff from applying, If he so desires, for special leave to appeal under the rules, and we trust that the Privy Council may see exceptional grounds for granting the application.

Mr. Blade--This decision of your Lordships will projodice us in our application most strong. ly. I would ask that you would kindly state your reasons for not thinking the case "of general importance," so that the Privy Council may be able to judge the grounds on which you exercised your discretion under the rule. I know your Lordships are willing to help us, but the Privy Council, applying the ordinary rule, will not interfere with the discretion exercised in the Court below unless it is apparent on the judgment of the Court below that they ex ercised their discretion on a wrong ground.

The Chief Justice-There is nothing novel in the point of law, and the case cannot be regard. ed as of great general and public importance,

Mr. Slade-May I point out to your Lordships that after my friend Sir Henry Berkeley had concluded his argument I was waiting to reply on the points he had raised, but your Lordships

never called upon me.

The Chief Justice-We thought you had said all you wished to saj.

Mr Blade The normal way in, you don't reply unless you are called upon, and I was waiting in case your Lordships wanted to hear me. I understood you were reserving your decision to consider the grounds on which you expressed an opinion in my favour.

The Chief Justice-We were auxions to go whather it was possiblo,

The application was dismissed with costs. Mr. Sinds--I would now apply to your Lord. ships for a stay of execution for a reasonable time until we can make an application for

for at least three months of the time the defen- dant was away. The idea of his agreeing to pay $50 a month when out of work for the neo of a long chair who absolutely absurd."

James Lafferty stated that when he left the Bubs his sister asked him to stay with her There was no arrangement as to payment. His mister became ill in October. She belonged to the Christian Solontisle and they tried to work Christian Science on her to cure her, but it faflel. After his sister's death witness had a quarrel with his brother-in-law because he wanted him to eat Chinareohow." He said he would leave the place, went out, and on returning found bis door padlocued

In cross-examination witness said he did not expect to be put up for nothing as long as he was out of employment Plain- til gave him a shelter, but he used to have some of his meals in the Horgkong Hotel and some at the Stag Hotel.

His Lordship entered judgment for plaintifi for the fau, the wort of the judgment totall.

SPORTING NOTES.

The annual tennis tournament of the Hong kong Cricket Club is now under way al some good games have already been witnessed, but the wet weather is likely to interrupt the play for a little. P. H. Klimanek met A, David in the first round of the competition for the championship and had an easy victory. Perhaps the most interesting struggle so far was that between C. A. Carr, the champlon, and M Reader Harris in the handicap "A" class Carr won the first sat, but lost the second, while the third stood at six all when the falling light made it impossible to finish, and the match will be re-played, possibly this afternoon if the conditions are suitable.

Kid" Marriott, who defeated Beaman Hayes of the Tamar, was challenged by Semnan Gantner, late of H. M. King Alred. Of lato Gardiner has often come to grief, but this was mostly tns to the fact that he has entered the ring without form. I understand, however, that he is training hard for his coming battle, and if this is so "Kid" Marriott bad better look to his laurels, for the little seaman is a dangerons customer when he is fit.

The one great topic in the vento of boring at present is the Lewis-Sitams fight, which is to take place in the City Hall on Saturday night. Simas continues his training nightly at the V.R.C., where many gather to watch hie skill, and to compare him with the local chemi pion. Lewis also attracts a namber to his training quarters at Whittaker's, where Gunners Arundel and Badbrook give him plenty of exercise with the gloves, During

declined from the position of favourite, and, now instead of offering backers are seeking odds against him. There appears little un- certainty as to the result of the content, and,

special leave to the Privy Council, and I make for two months' board at 825 a month, and 87 the entries will loss this month. The compen the past week or so, the colonred £ghter has this application on the ground of the defening 857 and carts. dants being now in liquidation. If we pay over these costs, we will never by any chance get them back againRARY

The Paiste Judge-The usual practice is for an undertaking to be given.

Sir Henry Berkeley-Yes, but there is no practice which will warrant the Court in de priving the appellant of his costs where the respondant geos for special leave to appeal. This Court is now functas officio, having refused leave to appeal. Under the rules, my tearned friend's special remedy no longer lies in this Colony He has the right to apply for special leave to appeal, but that application must be made to the Privy Council There is no jurisdiction in this Court to deprive the successful party et

his costs.

The Paisas Judge Are the solicitors willing to giro au undertaking ?

Sir Henry Herkuloy-As a matter of fact, they are..

The Chief Justice Thea that will meet Mr. Slade.

The Court the adjourned.

IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.

BEZOEN HIS HONOUR MR. H. H, J..

GOMPERTI (PUISNE JUDGE).

BROTHER IN-LAW'S CLAIM.

Action was brought by G. Rudow to recover from J. Lafferty the sum of $332, balance dus for board and lodgings,

Mr. Leo d'Almada e Castro (of Messrs. Goldring, Barlow & Morrelly appeared for the plaintiff, while defendant was represented by Mr. M. Reader Harris (of Messrs. Wilkinson & Grist).

BRITISH ARMY AIRSHIP.

FLIGHT AT ÅLDERSHOT.

Talking

Kowloon Cricket Clab has its tennis tourna ment under consideration and it is expected that

tion usually brings out some fine play, and it is not beyond possibility that some new claimant for the championship of the Colony will emerge.

tennis reminds me that the The authorities of the War Balloon Factory Y.M.C.A. is to be congratulated upon haring at Aldershot sprang o great surprise on the public last month by launching a new militare ngarated friendly matches with other clubs, dirigible balloon, the fourth and biggest of the Inter-club matches were exceedingly rare before series built in the factory So well guarded the adroat of the tennis League, but now we rany was the secret of its construction that no one expect to see inter olab meetings develop, outaide the actual shed within which it was built knew of its existence, so that there was hardly anyone on Farnborough-common when the great doors of the shed rolled apart, revealing the It is about 120ft long, and shaped likea well- monster balloun ready for fight. made cigar, except that at the tall there juis ont on either side large balloonets, which aid in steadying and lifting. The material for the enve- Jope, which is of Continental manufacture, is pure rubber specially treated and joined, The narrow ear below is of light metal from pointed at each end, the engines being fitted fast forward of the centre, where the greatest lifting capacity is, the navigator's deck being just forward of that. The car is attached by fine steel wires to a rib running entirely round the envelope just below the centre-line.

The engines are of 100 h.p, and the two pairs of aluminum propellers, one on each side, are driven at a wonderfully high speed. They are fired to a moveableazle, which can be elevated or depressed at will to alter the course of the car rents set up. Rising and descending is mainly accomplished by the two pairs of deflecting planes placed at each end of the ear, and con trolled from the navigator's deck, whilst perfect steering is obtained by the double radders, one above the other, fixed at the end of the car.

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Lawn bowls has attracted some natico this

weak by reason of the conclusion of the rink ohiorapionship or the Police Ground and the anal meeting of the Kowloon Club. The

according to the majority of those who follow the sport, the chances of Slams are not rosy.

The final for the Hongkong Football Shield is

pity that this event should in any way clash down for decision on Saturday. It seems t

with the regatta, but I understand that this was unavoidable, as the Tarders are likely to

losan few of their players during the next few days.

feature of that meeting was the raucazcemout To pradict the winners is more difficult this that a bowl would be offered for rink, competi. year than ever it has been before in the history tion between the various clubs in the Colony of the competition, Beth teams are evenly. Bowlers who have the interest of the matched in every department, and victory is game at heart would do well to see that most likely to go to the team which adopts the

start is soon made with regard to the estab. most solid defensive tactics. lishment of the proposed League.

The competition for the Hockey Challenge Shield is nearing completion. The semi-final between the Hongkong Club and the 10 th Mahratias on Tuesday ended in a win for the soldiers, who now have to meat the winners in the round between the Buffs and the U.S.R.C. The latter have hold the Shield for the past two years, and they are likely to make a strong effort to retain the trophy.

The Hougkong Regatta is to be held on Satur day, and an interesting series of rowing matches should result. It is, of course, unfortunate that a difference of opinion should have crested coms. feeling on the part of the Canton carszen, and it is to be hoped that counsels of peace will provail

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OBSERVER.

CHICKET LEAGUE TÄRLE.

Telegraplis

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R. G. Artillery 12

Buffs 10--4-

Boyal Engineers 12 6 4 2 2 Civil Service. 11

11 4 5 2 --1 Kowloon... 13° 3.9 1--6-- Craigengower, 12 2 9 1 -7 H. K. Police 13: 2:10⋅ 1 −0.

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CUTICURA CURED HIM

WHEN ALL ELSE FAILED

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At last a ments but all to no use. friend of mine advised me to try the Cuticura Bemedias, so I purchased a box of Cuticura Ointment from the chemist and in about flye days the leg showed signs cf. Improvement. The swelling went down and all the matter and stuff came out quite fast. I men- tion that my leg (it was across the shin I had the kick) was about three times Ita usual size. So I kept on with Cuti- curo Ointment and I tried Cuticura Soap to cleanso the wound with. After that it healed up quite fast and is quite well at the present time, I had two boxes of the Caticura Ointinent and I still use the Cutiara Soap which I and Je the best I can get, as it makes ono feel so fresh after a hard game of foot- ball and I will recommend it to all my friends, J. Lester, 64, Watlington St., Reading, Berks, England, Sept. 16, '08,"

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CANADA AND THE BRITISH EMIGRANT.

Mr. Almads stated that the claim was for the engines, Hardly a score of spectators were, and that we shall yet see the Canton men do for the Trans-Siberiau Railway and the Steam-emigrants to Canada, was oxpounded by Mr. C..

here next season at any rate. The Hongkong men kavo been putting in some hard practice this week, and the struggle for the Notlinn Challenge Cup promises to be of more than ordinary merit.

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The dirigible was towed out of its dock by Engineers, under the direction of Colonel J. B. Capper, C.B., and he, with Lieutenant Water Jow, were the cocupants of the navigator's bridge, whilst the engineers deck was occupied by Mr. MeWado, the expert mechanic engaged at the factory, and Mr. 5. Green, the maker of present when the dirigible was released for her $450 in respect of board and lodgings from maiden voyage, but the sight of the monster in Jane let, 1909, to February, 1910. 57 in respect the air quickly drow hundreds of people to the of a fine paid on behalf of the defendant, and $25 common for money lent. $150 had been paid on account,

Rising gracefully, the dirigible first described various seclutions over the common, with the and the plaintiff now claimed the balance. Two engines working at half-speed. The raddors years ago plaintiff lived with defendant's sister, answered splendidly, and then ascending to and one month prior to ber death he married her. more than 1,000ft in the air, Colonel Capper satida girantar course, cama Aftoon MSTAR 11- Defendant was the brother of plaintiff's wir stent, which was covered in little more than was out of employment for a considerable timo half an hour on an even keel, the wind appar- In Jano last year the plaintiff took him in outly having very little, if any, effect on the The Chief Justice-Supposing we grant

as a ladger of the rate of $50 per month speed and steadiness of the dirigible

Arriving once more over the common, the you leave, the Privy Council will decide it is

The arrangement was that he should not engines were stopped and steady and successful pure abuse.

Mr. Slade-Your Lordships have to exercise pay until he got employment. Since dessent was made, the car stopping some 6ft your discretion and not be terrifled by the September defendant had obtained employment from the earth near the factory, and was at purpose is a great advantage. The crew from the branch out in another direction, and from par- To make the colonist almost immediately ones taken charge of by the waiting carrers, Buffs has covered the distamos in good time and 'Privy Coungli, Your Lordships did not hear and paid $150 on account, but he refused to pay who towed it back into the shed. It was appar- the Baphers are hopeful that the trophy will likely to prove of great benefit to the travelling company to break up a portion of each hold.

ent that the lifting capacity of the dirigible was much more than that of the crew of four again go to Wellington Barracka men carried, quite a quantity of ballast in bags- being taken up.

Mr. Shade-You might well bore how me I could have demolished my friend's argument.

me.

The mice for the Brown Challenge Cup is likely to be ona of the roses leoanly untested of the afternoon. Four teams have entered, 87 Coy R.A.G. (2), R.E. and the Buff The Gunners seem to be the favourites, and there can be no doubt that the practice they have had with two crows matched against each other for training

BIE T. CHAUGHNESSY'S CHEAT SCHENE. The International Sleeping Car Company, The scheme of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, the famous the world over under the name of the President of the Canadian Paciño Railway. Wagon-Lits Company" who are the agents Company, for providing ready-made farms for sluip Lines in Buer, and whose head offices for W. Peterson (the general maunger of the the Far Bost are established at No. 6, Bund, Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonisation Com Yokohama, with Mr. II. B. Darnell as General pany in a paper read before the Colcaial Agent, have, the Japan Gazette understands, Institute at the Hotel vetropole, London, last. just completed arrangements for greatly facili month, tating travel in all parts of the world. The main features of the plan are that a Hitherto the Company here has directed its horae may be ready for tho sottier and his sfforts to making known the advantages of the family immediately on his arrival in Canada; Trans-Siberian Line and directing the stream that all preliminary work to make the work has practically been accipiekod The foment drive at the earliest possible route is now generally known, and the araber arrival and that the Canadian Pau Es Hairway of travellers is so large that the Company has Company will augment the settler's capital by as much as it can possibly do to accommodate practically making him a loan, to be expanded The Company has therefore, wisely decided to monts. these desirous of proceeding home by this route. by the company in providing necessary improve

ticulars we have been able to gather, the stop is revonne-producing, it would be the aim of the public. Arrangements have been completed with ing, probably from forty to sixty acres, the the principal railway and steamship lines, by year prior to bis going into occupation, so George Rudow said he was an interpreter in

moam of which their agensies throughout the that there might be a erop available in s the employ of Messrs. Thomas Cook & Son,

Far East, Europe, America, and Australia, etc., few months after he had taken possession. are now able to issue special foupon Tickets This erop should provide a cash in cors He first know the defendant a little over a year ago, previous to which he knew his sister-and-

carering story section of the journey by all the laring the first season, varying from £100 various routes and has, including all the chief to £250, according to the season and the state of places of interest in the Far East, and also in the grain market. The total cost of putting up lived with her. When the defendant lost bis job as engineer he asked witness to take himin,

connection with the principal transportation the necessary buildings, preparing the crop, and promised to pay him as soon as he got work.

providing domestic water supply, and enclosing Witness agreed to give him board and lodgings

liner to all parts of the world.

It will also be of interest to travellere by the the holding with a suitable fence, would bo at the rate of 150 a month. Defendant

Trans-Siberian route to know of zeosxt im added to the regular list price of the land, and him on of Mr. Slade-Your Lordships suggest that February, 1910. During his stay witness paid a the rovised version-an edition which all clergy | be udhered to, they should try conclusions line: Hitherto passengers starting from Via-repaying in ton equal annual instalments.

The Puise Judge-It is your business to be heard if you want to be.

The Chief Justlow-I thought you had said all you wished to Boy.

Mr. Shade--I never dealt with the fallacious argument of my fearned friend, which appar ontly has had weight with your Lordships.

The Chief Justice-The words "of great" general importance or otherwise " significant.

are very

any balance.

there is nothing novel in the point of law. I fine of $7 which was imposed upon him for was going to show you that the point decided being drank, and advanced him sams which in this case had never been covered by totalled $25. Witness had receivel money on

NEW EDITION OF THE REVISED VERSION.

After thirty-seven years of work, the enormous task of drawing op fall marginal referanses to the Revised Version of the New Testament will reach completion by the publication from the

corner

meu, ministers, and bibliost students in every

the world will desire to possess. of So far back as December, 1873, the New Tes tament Company of Revisers requested the late

Cricketors are still watching the chances of the leaders of the League. The Club and Tele graphs are loyal with five points to their credit, a percentage of 71.42, and it was thought that their meeting last Saturday would have decided the destination of the Shield. The result, however, was a draw, and the clubs still

again on Saturday week.

The replayed final of the Army and Navy. Dr. Scrivener and Professor Moulton to under Cricket Shield was a very strenuously contested work progressed slowly, however, and in the edi

width The tract to be settled bus an average divestock or Kwauchongtase by rail have had to change cars at Harbin for Moscow, the same of forty miles from north to south and extends method bains

adopted on the journey from from the town of Calgary castward 150 miles. Europe to the Far East The International The water supply, taken from the Bow River,

the Russian State

express trans is practically inexhaustible. When the entire

and

authority in any way. It is absolutely a accourt, but when he applied for the balance tako the task of compiling the references. The game. The Sappers won, but only by six runs have now been to arranged that the train is project is finally completed about 4,0 0 miles

"defendant sail he did not owe him any more.

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Harbin.

novel application; as novel us it can possibly bo.

In cross-examination witness said he was tion of the Hevised Vorsion of 1898 only abridged and 87 Coy. B. G. A have every reason to be I don't ask your Lordships to your steward on the Lyndhurst some three years ago Moulton's death the entire work of compiling this Shield has bees competed for since 1906, references were published. Since Professor proud of the achievement. This is the first time sympathy outrun itself, but I ask you to apply but he did not meet the defendant then. the fuller references has been carried out by the Artillery winning it on that occasion. This the power which you have to consideration of Sons time ago, he was employed at the Café Dr. A. W. Greaup and Dr. J. H. Meniton, is the first occasion on which the Engineers an exceedingly novel point which affects a

Weisman, but left after a disagrassment. He son of the professor. large number of corporations here.

Dr. Greenup is now Principal of St. John's have outered as a unit, formerly they combined The Chief Justles. I don't think it will was prosecuted by the proprietors of the Hall, a college of divinity in Highbury. A with Departmental Corps and formed a Staff

Café Weismann, and was put in geol for one conversation with him discloses the onormous team, affect a largo number of corporations.

Mr. Slade-Your Lordships show by that that month, Ho bad four rooms, in his house at amount of detailed work that has bad you have failed to appreciate my point, and that is Morrison Hill Foud, but there was only one to be accomplished. For instance, to many bedroom 4 Mr. Dixon lived with him for & verses in the Gospels and Epistles have been added nearly a hundred marginal referoncas, this: Wheres corporation suffers damage by rea son of such words, according to your Lordships fortnight during the time defendant was with such bearing on the text and meaning of the judgment, it will be exceedingly unlikely that lum. Before September plaintiff lived in verse, Jaunmerable commentaries and Testa- Hebrew were road by Dr. Greenup for the they ever can recover it, because an individum) | Arsenal Street, and then defendant slept on aments In English, French, German, Greck, and fat race, ought to attract a guod number of veniences will be commensurate with the underlaken such a profvet as was now being

long hair.

purpose

“TEN YEARS ON ONE VERSE.

"saing cannot recover-the damage done to the

corporation, and that is the point.

The Paisne Judge-If his Court failed to appreciate your argument, it was your duty to pat it before it properly.

Mr. Slade With all dae deforence, you should have heard me in reply.

He promised to pay you $50 a month, for a long chair For board and lodgings.

Qalte a number of athletic meetings are on the tapis this mouth. The Club Lusitano bring off their annual meeting or Easter Monday, and the open championship event, the 220 yards

entries from amateurs,

The Rajputs meeting takes place to-morrow, and there is an open half-mile for which a largo entry is expected.

money

vostock and Kwangshengtaze connecting The price of the land is frou £8 to £8 10s. divided into two sectious, those from Vladi of canals and waterways will be in operation, af Harbin, and running right through per acte, to Moscow, nad on the outward journey Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, who prosided at dividing at Harbin for Valdivestock and the meeting, said that the population of Canada Kwanchongtsze, Uus obviating any change of had been increasing by leaga arose at 74 millions

would not be surprising if the present 71⁄2 We also gather that, commencing in May became 123 before 1920, and by far the greater ears at next, the International Sleeping Car Company proportion of the new five millions would come intend running between Moscow and Vladivo from the United States the majority of them stock and Kwangchengtzo a luxurious train- very desirable settlers. But it was very much de-luxe of the most up-to-date style. It will wind that there should be a number among consist only of first-class cars and will accom them of those who had been brought up nador modate anly thirty-two passengers.

Of the British fing, crate the fare will be greater than that It would have been quite impossible for the charged on the ordinary trains, but the con- Canadian Pacific Railway Company to have higher rates. The train will be it by carried out a few years ago, because it was then electricity, steam-leated during the sold only a struggling railway company, and it had weather and in summer will be fisted with a to come to England for money from time to I was engaged upon the task for thirteen

patented ice-cooling arrangement throughout time, and it would have been said that they were Ara you prepared to swear that he lived with years," said Dr. Greenup is an interview.

Each passenger will have a large compartment, trying to get British sentiment and Britsh Bumptuously furnished, with a private toilet, "When I first undertook the daty I was rector you during the whole of Angast No. Ho!

ladies and gentlemen's bathrooms, with hot and But those days are past now," said Sir quartalled with my wife; wout away for a few of Alburgh, in Norfolk, and had more time then

cold water, special compartments will be Thomas, and the difficulty is to satisfy than afterwards, when I came to St. John's days, and came back again,

I am informed by the Hon. Secretary of the provided for servants, and a special room for those who want to give the company money Hall I have often worked ten and thirteen You're living with a Filipino woman, aren't hours a day during my vacations. I used to

for the vacation work to a place I had la the A- A. A that the annual chazagfonship meeting buggage, which will be available at any time from Great Britain. The great dificulty su trip, The train will make the dealing with settlers from Great Britain is is now under consideration and will probably during the you Yes, she's living with me.

country, Bram's Hill, Eversleigh Charles.

services;

cannot reconcile themselves to the gondi Yon didn't agree to put defondant up as a

An American Kingsley's old parish-taking with no two take place on Saturday, April 2nd. With all the journey at least one day quicker than the that they have had no experience and they huge bores filled with commentaries and books, local pedestrians in training, and given a favour-in this connection, it seems to me that greater tion iso now country like oure. friend --No.

tant or any primi- Another witness was culled, and plaintiff's to read.

able afternoon the Championship should prove & facilities still could be offered the travelling setter can go and live in I thing I have read every commentary big draw.

public in Japan if some arrangement could be tive shelter until he has raised his first crops. casa olused.

made with the Manchurian Railway Company The English se tler has not been accustomed to upon the Testament as well as many published different issues of the Authorised Varsion with The boxing fontuontent at the VR.C. last for rapning this apostat train-do-lune from that: so we are meeting that dimoulty by tulling Kangelangisze over the line to Fassn. This him that he can come to a ready-suade home, marginst references. In my work, I canE DATOSS many curious volumes. There was, for ex Saturday night faruished better sport-hau was would mean bat a few hours travel by sea, and and the first thing he will have to do is to big Bible with large marginal expected, most of the bouts being fast and world land passengers in Japan in a much harvest the orey, This will meet one of the

than the present method of most serious obstacles to the English settler. references published privately in two volumes exciting. The main event, however, was a shorter time

"One of the objections to this scheme is that cannot recover damages from anybody That her place. This claim was the outcome of a by Mr. John Hylands, of Manchester, failure, for Seaman Willis had his namesake in gong from Harbin to Vladivostock which

involves a longer sea trip thence to Tsuruga it will take too many of the young men away quarrel in February, and his client was sur Hearing of the work I was engaged- upvi prisad to receive the writ. There was no Mrs. Rylands, was good enough to give me the Baffs sized up in the first round, and There may of course be difficulties, but if some from Great Britain. Well, it is only transferr

cupies of these volames."

could have fluished the fight much sooner then such arrangement could be made between the ing them from one part of the British Eapire agreement about $50 a month. Defendant

To aid Dr. Greenup in 's ask very large he chose to do. The seamon, by the way, has railway companies interested, it would be an to another. If we were to tako, say, 100,000 18 never had a bel there.

imamente boon to travelers to and from this frem this country to Canada, there would be no shesta were printed with the Gospel text in.

part of the world,

depletion of the agricultural labourers here, Mr. Almada If he chose to be an a couch large type, with very ample margins. On always been a gentlemanly fighter, and the son

It will thus be seen that great things are in because as fast as one man went away from here and pay his board and lodgings that was hie the margins ho compiled iris hat of sidoration he extended to the man he defeated

references."One verso may have taken at the V.R.C. on Saturday night made him a store for facilitating travel between East and another would be found to step into his place." own lookout. Shelter was given in

West, and the enterprise manifested by the As an example of the rapid growth of Canade, Mr. Harris Exactly. He went to theep on me ten years to complete," said the doctor, frontite with the large audience, whose

International Sleeping Car Company should Sir Thomps said that, fare now towns were by day returning to it again and again." "It the veraudeh on a long chair. Proceeding, was extremely trying work, and at one period. manifest appreciation of his act was made bring its own reward in added patronsgs from established every week in Westora Canada and

the travelling public.

now school every day of the wook. Mr. Hauria said ke gas prepared to prove that my eras g

gave way and I had to cense work for noisily apparent.

The Chief Justice--I really thought you had said all you had to my.

Mr. Shule-1 only adopted the ordinary course, and waited to see if you wanted to hear. mie in reply.

Sir Henry Berkeley-When I sat down my friend should have risen..

Mr. Slade The result of this is going to be that unless this judgment is upset, any corpora tion practically injured by similar words

is the result of your Lordships' judgment.

The Chief Justice-Not if it snes in its spr. porate capacity. We have given our decision, but I don't know if there is anything you wish -to add

Mr. Sloda-Your Lordship expressed your sympathy with us, and stated that you hoped the Privy Council would give special feare.. I would ask your Lordships to help us by stating the main grounds for your refusal

Mr. Harris, for the defence, stated that when the defendant left his post as fourth engineer of the Bubi he was out of employment for some time, and his sister asked him to put up at ample,

a time.