Intimations.
VICTORIA DISPENSARY.
AERATED WATERS,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1893.
SAXF-COBURG. Ernest II., Doke of Sixe-Coburg and Gotha, who has taken the oaths and assumed sovera- is dend, and succeeded by the Dake of Edinburgh,
ment in the presence of the Emperor of Germany, It is understood that the Duke of Edinburgh will *bdicate in favour of his son on his attaining the age of twenty-one,
7ATER.-The Water used is absolutely We hope the "Dock" won't abdicate; so long WATER
pure.
STEAM PLANT.-Of the latest and most
powerful type.
SUPERVISION.-The whole process of manufacture in under the continuous supervision of a qualified English Chemist.
The PRODUCT.—Will bear comparison with the Waters made by the most noted makers in England.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co., LD+
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· Hongkong Telegraph.
CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
Madrid, August 18th, - Berlin has been officially proclaimed infected with cholera.
THE STRIKES IN ENGLAND. The strikes at the coal mines all over England have paralysed almost all Industries and miano- factures, and led traffic by rail and steamer, through failure of the fuel supply.
RUSSIA AND THE SILVER QUESTION
The Russian Government has fraued an absolute prohibition of the import of silver, either in bars or in colo.
RISING IN SPAIN.
An outbreak is feared in Catalonia, arising A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. cut of the question of abolishing the post of Capitan-general, or provincial military governor,
August 19th.
CHEMISTS BY APPOINTMENT.
ESTABLISHED AD. 1841.°
MANUFACTURERS OF AERATED WATERS,
UR NEW FACTORY has been recently Ο
refitted with automatic Steam Machinery of the latest and most approved kind, and we are well able to compete la quality with the best English makers:
The purest ingredients only are used, and the utmost care and cleanliness are exercised in the manufacture throughout.
"BOMBAY SODAS." We continue to supply large bottles as hereto fore, Free" of Extra Chargs, to those of our Customers who prefer to bave them to the ordi- nary size.
COAST PORT ORDERS,
whenever practicable, are despatched by firet
steamer leaving after receipt of order.
For COAST PORTS, Waters are packed and placed on board ship at Hongkong prices, and the full amount allowed for Packages and Empties when received in good condition,
Counterfoil Order Books supplied free on application,
Our Registered Telegraphia Address is "DISPENSARY, HONGKONG." And all signed messages addressed thus will receive prompt attention.
A body of armed Republicans massed in the province of Valencia to-day, but was met and dispersed by the troops, the ringleader being captured.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
"TYPESCRIPT" is the new word proposed for typewritten minuscript,
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An epidemic has broken out among the stables ta Manlin.
*You were always u fault-Ander," growled the wife.
“Yes, daar," responded the husband, meekly, "I found you."
THE eldest existing statue known in the world is ons of wood, admiliably modelled, coloured, and with eyes of crystal. It is of a man named Ra-
4,000.
SUPREME COURT.
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION. (Before Chief Justice Fielding Clarks.) August 2516.
His lordship:Yes, but you see, If there was THE "TITARTOS" AGAIN.
reasonable cause for the seizure and detention-
Mr. FrancisBut, my lord--. Application was made on behalf of the owners
His lordship:-Allow me a moment, please! em-ke, an Egyptian, and dates from about B.C. of the steamship Tatartos for judgment, la
Mr. Franchi :-But I submit that— accordance with the finding of the jury inst
His lordship:-I wish to pat you is pouses- which left this port for San Francisco on folyton ppeared for the owners, and the bon, W. able cause for detention, therefore there was THE P. M. S. 3. Co's steamer City of Paking, Friday on the issues. Mr. II. Francis Csion of what is in my mind in order that you fastracted by Mr. Ellis (Mr. V. H. Deacon's may meet it, if you wish. There was rexson- 27th, via Amor, Nagasaki, Kobe, Inland Sea, M. Goodman (Attorney-General), Instructed by Jasification for seisure Yokohama and Honolulo, arrived at her destina- Mr. G. C. Master (aclog Crown Solicitor), tion on the a3rd inat.
represented the Crown.
| NEARLY all the leading firms of solicitors to Sydney have had to reduce their clerk salaries, In consequence of, as they allege, the "bad | times." "Bad times" for other people remarks the Bulletin, are generally good times for lawyers.
The athletic festival proposed by the Victoria Recreation Club has fallen through owing to the refusal of the authorliles, for some reason known
only (if at all) to their own stupid scives, to grant the use of the new land on the Prays for three days.
THE Emperor of Russia, it is reported, han de. cided to build a new palace which will cost ourly $15,000,000. It is to be situated in the forest of Pushin, in the heart of a game district, and the Caxe intends to apsud several months each year in shooting over the estate.
OUR serious morning contemporary actually considers it good enough to publish as an item of news the interesting fact that a number of members of the Victoria Recreation Clab lutend rowing to Stonecatters' Island this afternoon and
I down to a substantial feed,"
The Lafly Pass is certainly a model specimen
of modern Journalism.
MR. Vanderbilt's new ateam yacht, said to be the most expensive ever constructed, has lately been falabed at Liverpool, and turned over to H.M.S. Linnet which left Bangkok for Hong-
het owners ready to be sent to Newport. The kong on the 17th last, arrived dere this afternoon.
main saloon was fitted out by Alard of Paris, and some idea of its grandeur may be gained Patient-Do you give gas ?
from the fact that the table services af linen, Dentist-No; you have to pay for it: this silver, glassware, etc, alone cost $150,000. ira't a barber's shop.
THE Agents (Messrs. D. Sassoon, Sons & Co.) inform as that the steamer Lightsing, from Calcutta, left Singapore to-day, for this port.
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Mr. Frands stated that immediately on the finding of the jury in the trial last week, the Tatortor was released by order of the Governor, so that there was no need to apply to the Court for her release; consequently the only other order that could now be asked for was as to the Court. costs, which were entirely left to the discretion of
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reasonably be blamed for counting on a different
The Attorney-General asked his lordship to in the case of Binnet against Wise, 5 Exche allow no costs against the Crown. It was held quer Division, L.R. 79 and Fo, that even when a party in a salt had obtained the verdict of a jury in his favour, he could not have his costs paid if it was shown that he had committed misconduct in the case or that the proceedings were caused by his own action. In this case there was so much reasonable cause that, if the Government had taken no action on the known facts it would have amounted to culpable neglect of duty. If there ever was a case in which the community should not be taxed with costs, it was - this case. It would not do to say anything against the jury verdict, of course, but it must be ald that the Government or anybody else could not
verdict a certain, and so the owners' costs aught not to fall on the Government. The Crown could not apply for a new trial, because it had been ruled by the Courts that where a jury, in a criminal or quast-criminal case, found what amounted to a verdict of acquittal, a new trial should not be granted. The question of costs depended partly on the reasons for the judgment, but in this case the jury men could not be called on to give their reasons by affidavit, and therefore it was only possible to conjecture their probable sexsous. It could hardly be assumed that they based their decision on the fact that the Government had proceed.d under section 84 Instead of 5y of the Ordinance, for If they had done so it would have to the charterer, who was really the only person Implicated in this case. Further, it must not be assumed that the jury based their finding on a dislike of the present law or the excessive THX Slam Observer of August 17th says severity of the penalty of confiscation, because At the Instance of the Directors of the Painam if that was in their minds at all they disregarded Railway Co., Ltd., Mc. Hannemans, the traffic their oath to give a true verdict according to manager, placed the Company's cashier in the evidence on the issues of fact." the hands of the police on Tuesday evening not a necessary consequence of the proceedings His lordship:-Of course; the forfeiture was on a charge of embezzling ticals 1,030. The accused, who is of good family, has can- in any event, because the Court has power to fessed that he spent the money on the funeral indict a minor penalty. Besides,. It would not expenses of his wife, who was bliled by a stray alter the facts. You are quite right le saying shot on the occasion of the French gunboats that it should not have actuated them, and I forcing their passage up the river. He was think it should not have been mentioned." brought before the Borispsh Court yesterday for The Attorney-General went on to say that he trial,"
would only have asked for a minor penalty if the verdict bad gone against the ship, simply to show the impropriety of overriding the law, Continuing to analyse the possible grounds for "Had a little tiff with my best girl; told her the jusy's verdict, he could not assume that there she was the most trying person I knew," was any doubt of the Intention to are the ship
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for the coolie trade without a licence; and there fore the only possible conclusion was that the jury decided on a polat of law rather than fact, that unless the equipment was absolutely completed there was no offence,
THIS is said to be the origin of the moustache: In Greece and Roms they were worn without beards, but in the conquering days of the Reman empire several half-civilized races, who wished to be rid of the name of barbar!, or wearers of
conquerora; but as they had very imperfect Implements they were unable to make a clean job of it, and left a quantity of hair on the upper Ulp.
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whether there was such misconduct on the part the hotel and leave my further explora. of the master and mate (in allowing the Sttingstions until to-morrow. H-w cool and ou board, etc.) an to justify the Court in making refreshing this night breeze la l-better the owners pay their own costs.
to hear the pleasantly reposeful rustling of the › Mr. Francis submitted there was no authority | tall trees' overhead than the rumbling of the whatever for so regarding any milaconduct prior cabs, teams and trains ever heard to the Westere to the proceedings.
lands. How quiet it is now just the time for a walk-jast the time to view Hongkong quietly nestling under the shadow of those grave majestic bills whence the lights glimmer like meteors, so bigh are the houses above.
transformation Queen's Road bas undergone within an hour or two! Before all war busilo
voice of a chair coolle soliciting fare. But now all is silent and galet save for the octa- sional regulation tramp of policeman or the
hark, what is that sharp note as "of a casilaet ? that sound somehow secrae familiar to me. Ab, yea-poor creatures, here they come. A young girl--asing.songgi, walking hand in hand and chatting pleasantly with an aged woman. Both are blind-the blind leading the blind ; but the poor creatures stem happy-- happler indered and more contended than most of their ser you meet. Hongkong by night would not be complete without its poor blind nightingales.
Mr. Francia :—No, I do not admit that. A it afterwards turned out, there was reasonable cause for the authorities to believe that they might ultimately justify it.
His lordship:And reasonable cause for them to bring the case to trial.
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Mr. Francis:—No, I submit not. It was the fact which had come to their knowledge that the vessel was chartered for coolle trade between Macao and Brazil; this fact came out afterwards, I submit that your lordship is bound to hold that on board among the cargo, and that it was not there was nothing wrong in having these fittings "Ginting out.
His lordship, in the course of farther discussion, admitted that the owners had done nothing wrong during the preceedings; but though the jury had found that the presence of fittings os board was no offence, it was certainly reasonable ground of action, and so if the master or mate wan at all responsible for that, costs would not go against the Crown. Judgmen't reserved.
BILILIOS AND HIS ANCIENT LIGHTS."
In the suit of E. R. Belillos agats at Ng Li Shi, for an injunction to restrain del sodant from building up and blocking out light from plain- Pollock, Instructed by Mr. v. H. Ileacon, were diff's bulldogs, Mr. A. J. Leach and. Mr. H. E.
for the plaintiff, and Mr. J. J. Firinels, (). C., and Dr. Ho Katastructed by Mr. C. D. Wilkin. son. were for the defendant,
Mr. Leach said that in view of new decision in England he consented to judgment for defen- daat, with costs, and damages caused by stop. age of building pending the ralt, which has been in progress a very long time mentioned, and agreed that it most clearly met His lordship said he had seen the judgment this case. Judgment accordingly,
A COLLISION between a comet and cor latest Learda, attempted to shave in Imitation of their been grossly wrong; sec. 57 did not apply after many long years of vicissitude, travel and
contemporary, the Slam Observer, la reported. No breach of promise action has been instituted
up to date.
THE V. R. C. aquatic sports, will take place on the zand sad aard proz., and a smoking concert will be held in the gymnasium, following the prize distribution on Saturday,
THE new Zarilla theatre at Manila, called after the lately deceased Spanish poet Don Jose Zarrila, was opened on the 17th inst, with great access. The white vest" and "The Sons of Zebedee" wore played by a star company from Madrid. Seals were at a high premium, and public pinion seemed to be perfectly satisfied with the new building..
IT is fally expected that the interesting enter tainment, which the enterprising. Professor Sen bai anaoged for to-morrow evening at the Mount Austin Hotel, will be a complete success; and the popular price, one dollar for all parts of the room, should ensure a large gathering of resid-
. The following is a List of Waters always kept ents who wish to avail themselves of this favour. ready In Stock :-
PURE AERATED WATER
SODA WATER
LEMONADE
POTASH WATER
SELTZER WATER
LITHIA WATER
SARSAPARILLA WATER
TONIC WATER
LEMON SQUASH GINGER ALE
RASPBERRYADE GINGERADE.
able opportunity of enjoying an `instructive and unique performance."
WHEN any person kisses (he "Blarney Stone" at the "ilah Industrial Village" at Chicago certificate is issued. The following is a sample certificate received there by Mr. Be Dell, the local representative of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company:
Made a blanked fool of myself last night." "How's that?
*She said she supposed she was. Then she gave me back my ting and told me she guessed she'd try some other fellow for awhile??
#Rough."
"I should say so. It'll cost me twenty dollars at least for enough flowers and ice creams to square myself."
A CHICAGO writer has the following to say regarding that blatant pugliistic gasbag.
His lordship:-I cannot see that it was a question of law; it was a question of fact which by your own suggestion was left to the jury.
The Attorney-General protested that he never asked for a jury at all. The Ordinance provided application of either party or of its own motion !
BACK TO HONGKOIVG.
Back again-once again la dear old Hongkong
adventure. How you have changes i, though- how wonderfully you have grown, And, alas how I have changed, too—old, weary and weather-worn now. Why I was young man when you and I were last acquainted. Yes, in Bat look at me now-grey-beade, poor, and very easy circumstances—and with m any friends.
of life, to again behold the well-a emembered alone. Yes, come back, after all the pilgrimage
haunts of the good old days,
I will last look round for hot and then have a walk by moonlight-by electric light, I should say, for the streets are als aply flooded with the weird illuminant which pl 175 on this panorama of stately abodes and ha age of mer- chant princes. I may well say the home that knew me ores will know me now na more, for these great lofty inaccessible-looking buildings looking shanties of those happy byg me sali ceem to have quite trampled to doitti ve hom. Hier
ship-days. What a busy crowd, too, ever move along! Velvet-lined chairs with sarred and striped bearers, falz ladles, old min walking, young swells riding, and men-of-war, sailors rai iling along in rickshan; dirty vägrarats, selling the
sweetest of flowers.
"Wantchee button-hole, sir?"
Lady Aberdeen's Irish Industrial Village. "Pompadour Jim": "I am not Corbett that the Court could appoint a jory efther on the foundations of these halls were lak 11.
World's Fair:
This is to certify that Miss
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Hallo! what's that bell ringing for? Ab, yes Stand aalde, please! All right, constable good here they come dashing along, Fire Fire
night. I'm too old for this sport. I shall see it all and a great deal more in to-morrow's papers.
Good night. I'm not a reporter now.
“A VERY NEAR thing.
"So you really thisk your horse will pall through to-morrow 2
The speaker was Captain Fylott, of the Buffs, and he was addressing himself to Sir Claudó
Rawlish in the cand-room of the Guards' Club. is our difficulty in getting a capable middle- “Yes, I know of but one drawback, and that
weight."
'Bot surely there are plenty of boys that can go to scale at 7st. 4lbs, 25
"I know that perfectly well, but unfortunately the best middle-weights, and particularly strong jačs, are soon_tnapped up for a race like the Hunt Cup, and Dawkins is, unfortunately, late in the day; he should have looked not earlier. When I left him at Ascot this afternoon he assured me there was nothing to be done but to Pot upold Dane; there is no help for it."
"Won't be do?"
"He would do, if he could be depended upon; bat the fact of the matter is that, although the old man can ilde perhaps sa well as ever be did, and what is more, can go to scale at yet, gibt., he has lately taken to riding a borse called Drink, and no dependence cap in consequence be placed upon him. The old scamp can't go an hour without bis couple of quarterna. Daw- kins keeps him in the stable for the sake of old times, for he trained Colonel Sterling's Eories when Dane rode his Leger winner for him. No, there is no help for its we must walt naili to-morrow and ses what turns up.".
In bis day been one of the most successfel wearers: "Jockey Dane," as he was commonly called, had.
of the silken jacket. He bore an excellent.
character, his honesty was animpeachable and it:
was his boast that he had never been. got at." Alas i the day came when Jockey Dane thas got at, and that by a pany that had squired! many good mas both before mad since his time; he was got at by Mr. Drink. He was however, always sober in the morning, and consequently got through his stable duiles, rođe at exercise, and "did" bis horse ; but lavailably by, eight o'clock at night he was pretty well settled.
Hast Cap day very lit at ease, as well he might Sir Claude Rawlish went down to Ascot on the
be, considering his borna High-flyer, whom he had backed to win a very heavy stake, stood in jeopardy of being a non-starter, and all by reason. of the fallure of the trainer to secure a capable:
middle-weight
"Good morning, Dawkins. Any news? How's Dane inquired the baronet on meeting his trainer.
"He rode at exercise this morning, sir, and steadily too, and if the home is to run he will have to be up, for the last chance is gone. G'adwell was in doubt whether his would ran, And I begged little Tarner of him; but I're just determined to run after all,"
Bessie Be Dell kissed the Blarney Stone on July take him to task for his insincerity and his cold and in this case bis lordship himself suggested a room. Apartments here must cost a frife- left Gladwell, and it appears the owner has.
Jury.
No thanks-too old, nobody will look at ma now-past the age of flowers, in fact, Some look happy, but all auxions very different from the old prosperous days when the financial Here is a hotel-I will just step in and book
of time, for these pillars, panels and traceries a trifle more than I could afford for any length mean weighty capital heavily aun] :
"This way, Ser-kom hundrid forty-fook breath away when be shoved me on this concern out-get lo-hal-ya/"
A polite Celestial, indeed; he maily took my
6:b, 1893. N.B. 518. THUS the Sydney Bulletin: "The financial troubles of Australia ard to extend over a No Ciedli given for Hotties that lock dirty of elderly gentlemen may be reconstructed instead indefinite period in order that a mob of crook
grey, or that appear to have been used for any of burzi up once and for all as they deserve to now. He bas done very little to merit popular | very good tribunal; he never could have pro and I started for the roof. I dois't like th bro other purpose than that of containing Aerated
be, We are damning the future for the sake of
few Waters, as such Bottles are never used again by are paltry pallilgians and Tory merchants who hope to be dead before the folquity of their bank dealing is proclaimed by the crashes which their bluff has, for the present, so anbappily
bamboozled depositos!"
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apologist. I have had occasion frequently to blooded way of working the public. He is mercenary to disgusting degree, and if he would let a solemnly made promise or even a written agreement stand in the way of getting a Corbett was when he whipped Ballivaa be a better price for his goods I don't know him, "Ai
respect, and he has precious little of it to forfelt.” EMILE 2014 to Paris students on the secret of access-In conclusion, gentlemen, I presume to offer you a faith; yes. I beseech you to put your trust and your faith in work. Tall, young ness of the advice. It is the seed which is sown at every distribution of prizes in every school, and sown in rocky soll; but I ask you to reflect upon it because I, who have been nothing but a worker, am a witness to its marvellously soothing effects upon the soul. The work I allude to it dally work, the duty of moving one step forward
The Hongkong Dispensary, Hongkong, averted. That's what reconstruction means, ye men, toll! I am keenly conscious of the trite ently, though nobody could gauge the jurymen's pavement. Its about time they stoped this
BIRTH.
On the 24th instant, at Clavadel, the Peak, the wife of Hon. W. MEIOS GOODMAN, of a daughter.
DEATHS.
On the 24th fast, HUGH MACASKILL SKENE, of Portree, Isle of Skye, aged 35 years.
On the roth fast, at her residence, long Bang-luang, Bangkok, M. D. B. BRADLEY, widow of the late Dr. Bradley, aged 75 years.
The Hongkong Celeganph.
HOMOKONG, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1893.
TELEGRAMS,
SILVER
LONDON, August 23rd; A speech by Mr. Voorhees, urging the repeat of what, he referred to as the " vicious Sherman Act, produced a deep impression in the United States Senate, Voorhees being a pronounced bi-metallist.
AMERICAN PROTECTION, Mr. W. L. Wilson, who has been nominated Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee which has been appointed to at once proceed with the revision of the McKinlay Tarif, strongly
advocates the introduction of a low tariff.
THE SHERMAN-ACT.
August 24th.
"Very well, we must take our chance with Dane, and I shall try to get out of some of my maner." And Sie Claudă turned on his heel, to be accosted by some brother Guardsmen thirst- ing for information and iced champagne.
An hour before a fisid of forty was weighed out for the big mile bandicap, Jockey Dans, who had been out of the way since morning exercist, turned up in a state of semi-intoxica-
Lion.
Dawkins wo'l knew that bullying would do ne good, and therefors set to work to get the old reprobate round, promising him on Siz if he secured a place. But Claude's monat. G100 if he won,” and a “pony"
come back in ten minutes."
"Go and put your head in a pall of water and
His lordship Yes, because that was the course provided by the Ordinance. Of course, jury, but no objection was made to a jury. I am always glad to try such cases without a
candid, he had thought the case was before a The Attorney, General said that, to be quite
pheated what happened. His point was simply that the Government could zut have possibly lifte, toa touch of a hurry for Hongkong. This anticipated such a decision, and therefore could room set comfortable enough, though. 19ut Probably any other jury would decide differ-
will fast take a stroll before turning in. not be held blameable for acting in the case.
By fovel The place seems wer-ran with Portuguese-they almost, crowd me off the opinions, and therefore he thought it very wholesale emigration from Ma cao. in the papers about them (as had been freely suppose its no use bringing new laws into force, undesirable that anything should be written
Macao must be empty. They've left bottomi done in this case). The verdict smounted
up and have chipped in to gambl'e bir place to coolest, every inling the fistingatosets. away to reduce it to "granite s'gons es, empty Anything more ridiculous could not be conceived balties and cigar-ends." a coalie skip, except nailing firing together.
Sir Claude repaired to the weighing-room and than such a state of things, autifying the law
saw the old man doly pass the scale without The thoroughfares are certainly test creditably chowing any symptoms of intoxication, and then into sea-boats now or walk and tumhis over plank bridges. I won't trouble about cilm bing been before him, and the snapper-up of arcon- kept-one doesn't have to tuck his dress-tro asers
went away to uy and get out of a por len of his Investments, but, unfortunately, Autolycus had up and down the billy streets to night-1 13aysidered trifes," in the shape of a bookresker's fear of being robbed when these, great strapping before racing commenced. Consequently High
straight keep
along this Queen's Road tout, bad come across Jockey Dave "fairly smooth easterly enurse. The is not a sch
booked," as he expressed it, a couple of hours British tall force-looking S1'bx and took f somewhat diminutive Chinese policent ensuotas ill on the down line, so that the baronet found fyer had been knocked out to * filties," and was camping carbines, cutlasses and zovo ver are there was no get-out, and bad consequently to patroling this broad well-liglåted road. A VII
Fairly vexed, be made bis way to the paddock, Am beginning to enter old Hongkong now the stand his life lot." once famillar tree-shaded parts. I suppose this and there saw the trainer give the old man kis Is the Cricket ground, in old times the I Mabile Recreation Ground. I will just lean
enclosure the other alde there the bat rack these palings-I don't see any seats about, and listen to the military band they is playing the Square I suppose i Isiwy ys did like to has 1 she band play, and to-nigh", as Iman old w seldi forgotten guest, stand ere, Their music but der
pens the swift tide of teri That bears me a W
down the River of Yes za.
ing to long lost Cathay.
AT the Magistracy to-day a Chinese, named Fung A Fang, ako on the 17th of August 1885 was sentenced to ten years penal servitude for piracy, five years penal servitude (both to be concurrent) for receiving goods practically stolen,
in one's allotted task every day. How often lo entirely. The Governor would fail in his doly felor ionely on board a certain funk equipped for the morning have I taken my place at my table, if he allowed all the good effect of the Ordinance and two years penal servitude for belog found
the purpose of piracy, was to-day charged with † my head, so to say, lost, my mouth bitter, my having unlawfully returned from baslibment on mind tortured by some terrible suffering and to be annihilated without taking action. Since none of the Crown evidence turned out to Meckly stated that he had returned because be after the first enlaces of sgoby my task provos out of malice, or improper motives, but the 24th fast. In defence ibis piratical subject | every time, in spite of the feeling of rebellion,
be wrong, no action done in bad faith or now felt quite a reformed belog. So Mr. a balm and a consolation. I have invariably Wedehouse wisely gave him an opportunity to risen up from my daily work, my heart same surely and honestly for pubile good, coals farther reform by sentencing him to twelve times throbbing with pain, but firm and erect, aerematko! Mr. Francis as to the stubbornna
Yer
stubhommes able and willing to live till the ZOTTÓW. wark is the one grest law of the world which
of witnesses was particularly unfair, and the leads organized matter slowly but steadily to its Attorney-General felt much hurt about unknown goal. Liis has no other meaning, and His lordship-I appreciate your argument, but don't let us go into that, please. I would om one mission here is to contribute our share | to the total sam of labour, after which we vanish
rather you did not, from the earth.
months hard labour.
MR. DICKINSON, of the London County Counc!), arging at Toynbee Hail the duty of London's citizens, gave some interesting facts as to fin greatness of the metropolis. The wall round Babylon was 56 miles long ; a wall round Lan don would be 70 miles
zo tate Leated in London's houses long. Every inhabitant of Edinburgh
of entertainment; and then there would be 20,COO
as well
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I think he's come round, and is pretty well
told him he is on pony if placed and a hun saber now, air. He hasn't lost all serve, and the excitement of the sace will square him. I've died for a win on your account, sir.”
#1 only hope he will earn both," was the baronet's laconie reply,
The Attorney-General said all he wished to THE Brussels Appeal Court, says the Liverpool prima facia evidence but required more, and point ont was that the Crown had certain
Journal of Commerce, has just had to decide tried to get it from Mr. Hopples, who refused to sillings to spare. The total cost of government, Zw), reming upon the proper interpretation of such refusal, but Mr. Francis had no right to caso (Knudien u Antwerp, London and Brasil give it. Not that he was to blame at all for Includes total expenditure was
waler, gas, tramways, was 16,318,9841 the following clause in a bill of lading, vis. : say the statement made about it was untrue Denmark's 3.000.000, Holland's 10000000;"Captain to siga bila of lading as presented. The point was that, where evidence was refused. Belgium's
but without £12,000,000 Tarkey's £16,000,000.
case had adice to charter party." Theis was the owners' fault if the case in consequens To the isle of the past from the Isle of to-di The annual value of London was 240,000,000,
bean before the Antwerp was slightly more troublesome. and the properties insured amounted in value to Tribunal of Commerce, but the chambers of that His lordship-The difficulty I have, Br. But over retur £618,000,000, considerably more than the tribunal had been divided in opisien respecting Francis, I may say at once, is not as to any con- And I drift away gently to bright byhead national debt.
the Interpretation of the sald clause. The doct of the owners or agents, who have acted Brussels Court of Appeal decided that the clause properly all through, but as to the master and That have faded so long that they fade from, my furlongs very little could be made out of the 100- THE year 1900, although it in divisible by four must mean that the Captain should sign the bills mate, for who the enters are answerable not I see best of my childhood, tread paths of my without a remainder, will not be a leap year, and of lading as they are presented to him, but that it comes shout in this way. Under the Julian "this signature is without prejudice to the charter period the solar year was considered to consist party and that it does ties mean that the of 365 days and quarter of a day; but as the Captain should sign them, "provided the Actual or civic year could not be made to include bills of lading do not prejudice the charter the quarter of a day, an additional day was in. | party,” because it is difficult to see why, the' a made to pay a plaintiff's costs. pated in the calendar svary fourth year to maks classe should not be expressed in these latter
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Mr. Francis referred to the legal records of the history of costs, and contended that a parly could see aces long shadowed, hear voices of trathr only lose costs for misconduct during a case, and Clasp hands that have withered, press li pa that not prior to the proceedings. A rallag of Jessel, showed that in certain cases a defendant could
up the four lost quarters, and this is the sọch of terms, if that was the tenning Intended ra The Attorney-General -I am not asking February. But the Julian method of intercal conveyed by it. “It is impossible to admit * them to colailon made the year too long by eleran the judgment goes on to say, that the ship
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There were three or four breaks away, LA mig bi caly be expected with so large a fold and in each of these Sie Claude and Dawkins duly noted that Highlyer was in the front, At length the fig fell, and the pretilest of all races commenced. For the first couple of
position, but at the road belle est bone be log, that Higbiyer occupied a prominant
up third, and a quarter of a mile from home collared the leader. A little further en loud
shouts proclaimed his victory, and he apparently had the race in hand-so much so, indeed, that Bir Claude put down his
his glasses, content that the day was wilk him,
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The belief is gaining ground in Wasblagten minutes and ten and one-third seconds. This owpers,' after haviny maturely studied all the them your costs. that an early repeal of the Sherman Act is car puta the calendar ahead of solar time one day 12 captain the power to modify its whole sense quoted by the Attorney-General, in which • CLB a life-time--as I have, be generally come « back favourite wins !" brought the baronet back to the
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Hold wows left unuttered and love left as told.
There must be something peculiarly attracties and refreshingly charming about this lit the Far Not so the trainer, who never took his eyes off -I do not think you woulą -
Eastern colony. For I have noticed that after the ald jockey, and at the Spagnoletti beard the man has lived here a few years although he favoudis coming with a wet sail challenged, and, clau of this charter-
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should have gives Mr. Francia proceeded to refer to the
may then leare and be absent perhaps for almost Joining issne, the shouts from the stand of The | 120 years 3 to balance this in the adjustment
of the the calendar known as the Gregorian named and meaning and to nullify, without any hemeeßi tiff was allowed 610 for Ubel but no corta
A plain- again sooner or later and settles down: for the look-cnt. after Fors Gregory XIII, now universally to the ship, those stipulations which, according His lordship Yes, but if
rest of his days: I am sure I shaji nevi 1, and What's be at 7. Ah, I am dont 1" and onde The Earl of Duaraven's yacht Valkyris has adopted in Christian countries except Rama, to the shipowners, were favourable to them frous into the judgment you will find the further never wish, to leave here again. Better bad. I more the glasses were put down, and a look of left for New York in order to compete for the every century except when the figues of the on the other hand, truederstand that, in order the jury as the amount of damuga casted by the fence, lat, it la to be estranged frees the But ko malised a night worth seeing, for at half
one of the leap years is dropped at the close of the point of view of eventual claims Tile sapy, say "be 210 were apparently not awarded by clates bis home mill he foows by bitter exper over Bir Claude's good-natured face.
ir lordships from the first remained) bat a man rarely oppra despairy mingled with intense disgust, passed year leaving out the two ciphers at the to secure advantageous terms, it may sometimes libel, but as a tribute to the ski and eloquence uncertainty of ever returnier apkes him all the very instant old Jockey Dane because himsel end, can be divided by four withoutarmalader, be to the interest of shippers to give to receivers of plaintiff's counsel," (Laughter.) CHOLERA. A
Thus 1600 was a lead year, and, 2000 will be, of cargo special iscliffles for the discharge of Considerable argument
moro amalous and impatient to be back, depended againg the old are of his palmy days swept ‚The disenso in seriously spreading in Europa. – but 1863 was usi and 1960 wili nei be
of an Intensely shala gooda,"
The band has stopped playing. Was la le away what remalbed of the overnight debauch, izskaloni sharrator Sektorrid as the quotes, neuly mislyktment, then to go hic de to land, siting down to tide in real earnest, be
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