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SOUTH

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND,

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LORD DARLING'S LAST CASE. RETIREMENT AFTER BRIEF RETURN TO BENCH.

It seemed incredible, "wrote a correspon- dent on December 19th, that the last joke we would bear cracked by Lord Darling in the Lotfallah case to day, would be the very last of the author of "Sciutillao Juris," to be followed by Laughter'la

court.

But it is trile-Lord Darling, altar "retiring" in 1923, at the age of 74, with twenty-six years service an judge behind him, and returning in July last to assist in wiping off the arrears of work. is really definitely and Sually Jeaving the bench today:

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CEINA. JAPAN, TOREA, INDO-CHINA, SIAM, STRAITH SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATES

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He was 73 on the oth of this month. "K.B. IV. will seen a different place

When, earlier in the year, he returned to onerous work at greas self-sacrifice, at a time when he might have enjoyed well-earned läsare, there began to be renewed inquiries for Court IV. SIXTY-THIRD ANNUAL ISSUE strangers to the Law Courte.

Would Lord Darling be up to his old form Those in court were not long left in doubt. His first case dealt with rent Soon he looked round and restrictions.

said the Government had decided to re move restrictious one by one because it would be too great a shock for the public for them to find that they had been sud denly restored to the liberty of their an. cestors."

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bench,

By far the most notable case which ever came before him-or, indeed pro- bably came before aur judge was the "ALF, 4."anit. His agreement to anony- atty daly lar State reasons and with the greatest reluctance will be recallexi, a will his sparkling comments, stera re- bukes, incisive criticisms and closely- reasoned representation of the main

issues to the jury.

Let, despite his wide erudition, he has always said that he uever went to school or university, and specifically disclaimed a knowledge even of the Greek alphabet. His repartes in court was like lightning To a witness who said he had been veddel to the truth since infancy, he Bashed out, "Yes. but how long have you been a widower?"

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hes," said Lord Darling, drily, "can you tell us what the result of this case

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a clairogant," said another

Mr. Duke (now the Judge Sir Heary Duke) once confessed in the course of a case that he had never heard the Archangel Gabriel.

That is a pleasure to come. Mr. Duke," was Lord Darling's comment.

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BERLIN VERSION OF REMARKABLEat Treaties concluded with the countries of

WAR-TIME LETTER.

The Berlin Lalalanzeiger has published the following letter which, it says, the late Lord Fisher sent to Admiral von Tirpitz on the occasion of the latter's resignation as Lord of the Germaa Náry in March,

1918:-

never

DEAR OLD TIRrs,--Now we are both in the same boat. What a long time: we have been colleagues, old boy. But our warships were too many for you, aad ye swore

to forgive me when the Bucher and Van Spee, with his whole band. were grounded.

Kerp your head up, old man; say Resurga. You are the only Ger- man sailor who understands war-kill your enemy without Yourself being killed.

I do not, blame you for the work of your U-boats, I should have done the sanie myself, but our idiots in England would not believe me.

Good luck to you, then.-Youra till hell freezes.-

F1SKER.

March 29th, 1915.

"This The Lokal Aucegier reniarks: was the language used by an honoured enemy towards the German Grand Ad.. miral. One blushes to think bow dit ferently the Germans speak of this man.

ANCIENT CABBIES.

STORIES OF FAMOUS

FARES."

Mr. E. Glossop Such presided on December 18th at the Central Y.M.C.A. Tottenham-court-road, London, over the anndal meeting of the Cab Drivers Bene- volent Association. For the pensions of £20 per anuum there were eighty ap pleants, for whom there were only four- teen vacancies. Among those successful were mer rejoicing in such nickranes ás "Nourishing, Stout, "Ted Luck of St. James's-square, "Turkey of Waterloo," and "Tyko of the Metropole.'

One of the older pensioners, 3r. Thomas Hall, 72, had some amusing recol lections of Leadon so long ago as the old Cremorne Gardens days. In his time he drove the late King Edward when he was Prince of Wales, and at least one had had the present King as passenger. Another fare was the famous Mrs. Prodgers, who always made a point of paying a little less than the actual fare and leaving the cabby to summon her for the balance.

Another veteran, "Mr. Charles Woods (Woodie of St. John's-wood), started driving in 1897, and was proud of the fact that he occe bought for five guineas what he described as the fastest horse that ever drew a cab. Woods is 77, and

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The Directories and Descriptions are of — ONISA

Feting Tientsin

Soochow

Caston Chinking" Kowlood

Peitaibo Nanking

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Trade Ctres Shasi

Newchwang

Shamsui

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Moji Yokohams Nagasaki Kobe

Hakodate Shimonoseki Kyoto Osaka

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was present at a fireworks display on Bingapore, Penang, Malacon, Prov. Wellesley Primrose-hill when peace was signed at the conclusion of the Crimean War. He was actually driving a mail van up to two years ago.

Mr. William Feats (Turkey of Water- loo"), "a comparative youngster of 63, was more, modern in his reminiscences. On one occasion he bad a row with Lord Randolph Churchill over the route by which he drove him. "Do you know who I am t" demanded his fare, indignantly," ""Oh, yes; you are the cock of the Hover: but you can't crow over me," was his reply. Another frequent passenger was (Continued at foot of neat Column.)

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