The Potteries Examiner : — 1879-12-06 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

FITTING.—If the garment to he gagement stand for six months. The deemdant's and taro for the count y. Ile took a keen interest lived; and the churchyard of Beaconsfield, where lay cut out is a basque polonaise or wtoiet of any kina father WM a retired how stationer and publisher, and in politics, and his last public appearances were at die remains of Edmund Waller, the poet. He was thee is to be lined, cut the lining first, layine the the defendant told her that he had private means of the Guildhall banquet, and the nAt night as chairfond of talking of great stateemen-of Walpole, of patteneupon it with as much attention to is his own, and that his father lived considerately within man of the Leicester Liberel Association. lie prePrilteney, and of Chatham. Same one had said that aiructious in the label as if you were about to mit his means. The defendant was still the Baptist nen- sided on the occasion of the visit of the National Clatham knee nothing whatever except that Sponsor's the outside; and, having es all the parts, mark ister at Addlestone, in Surrey.-In cross-examination F. devotion of Liberal Associations to Lohester. Ile " Fumy Queen." "No matter how that was said," the notches and perforations. Now OM 0116 iii: the plaintiff mid that on the 30th August the en- was on several eerie:ions requesteel to repre.ent Berke replied to one of hie visiters, "whoever relishes outside, and place the correspondie gp, '.., 0 f gagement loeld good; but sloe thought the defendant Leicester in the Liberal it-rat in Parliament, but and reads Spenser as he ought to be read, will have a liniegs and outsides together, leaving the outside wished it to be known that he would not be able to he persistently declined. lie leaves a widow, strong hold of the English language." Th• delight above tie lining. The reason of this last direction many her as soon as he had intended. On the 18th several sons. and a thouehter. of the hoot must have been at least equalled by the de- is that a woollen fabric. being less tinn in texture Septe•mber the defendant wrote a letter, in which he light of the guest in conversation, which was thus ever than the goods usually selected for using, will said that fretting or wailieg remold bring them nc tektite new turns, branching into topical surprires, and " creep up," as it is called, unless kept wale' nearer to the end wished for and that they must be at all turns and on every topic was luminous, high, sight BO that it may be occasionallY mooothed oet. sensible and practical, for bothefing spoilt present teary Bedington, eget' 45, a labourer, was hanged earls mg, MIL No gut,t wits more welcome than the This A the beA rule to follow in entioillg 011 t 11.0 y comforts and iAramed Mture sorrows. The defend- on Wednesday morning A eight o'clmak ieside her frisiod of his boyhood, aIM It Shackleton has material, though not absolutely neeAsary with ant's letters and interviews were contradictory. In MujeSty's prison at 1 pswieh, for the murder of iilil/.11 told Mow the friendship, Ardedity, and opetiAe6 with silk and very heavy cloths. Tho next stet Ato his interviews he was always tdfeetionaM.-air; Yeueel, a widow, A Ipswide on July 8 MA. IMwhielo Burke embraced hum was esen more them might bests the IMiug and outsides together. This may Lawrence: Did not you tab the •• engaged ring' presenteives of the Pi•ess were excluffiffi Upeto I, expected from long love. The simple Quaker was con- be done with quite long stitches, . the oLect of off your finger during the interview of ti tieth of dg &d on It lock the pre night h e out !Bs feed by the right of what seemed to lem so sumptuous this basting is merely to prevent the outside aloe November.-Plaintiff . No. The defendant took the innocence most etrongly. The priseon bell roe runt ...sorely a life, and le, went to rest unewily, doubt- Ruing from slipping apart. Neet, the aides:it ring off my finger, ae Mg it was 110 Ilse now. I meneed lolling at a quarter to eight, tenet precisely at whether God's blessing could figo he it rst vi with it. Whto en part stitc'nes--nots are basted long together ev with long retiree,- eefeissetlagtreidomik eoff.itheb Rey.rnAse Thnte omas to Hallthe . eight eclock the flag was hoisted oon the prison flagbe• awoke on the morrow of his s, ld so , hower, o;s to alloow tile eae enga:'ement, and Oe rl L. tl7e 3ret onr e staff, indicating that the let ael been carried out. his wife, in the language of hi sect, how th glad he seams to spread apart-ewe e garment is reedy change in the behoiour of the &fere:el:Mt st'ow hi's Fear or five hundred pemile, including women arid was "to find no condemAt n ion ; but on the con to try o and reeeive whatever alterations .0 re aildren, :trembled oteMde awaiting the appearance: daughter. The defendant told him that A was the Amy, :Miley to mit om fervent petitions with necessary. Here astMn may occur a pole ei. • of the flag. Allenwood wets the executioner. Bedonly son of a rich parent, d thus anotls prospects were much tendenoess on behalf of this great luminary." It question. It Samna so ease to Amply leave t , sington made no con fession, but up to the last very good.-/ar la s. en. Hall, th e p l ainti f f's mother is at his country home that we lffie Ast to think re edges of weiA seam. toeAher and overeast Ge• o said that she remenob el • h f I ' ere sceeng te de en, ant In . asserted his ienocence, and mid the woman colaBurke. It is still a touching picture to the hirtorie lee. 1.- ' often done, though never with sate eo •. her house on the 30th Almost. When she went milted suicide. imagination to follow him from the heat and violence tory . dolts.. They should be spread open, pre, • . into a room she found th ef d ''e e en mit seteng 011 the , . s -_____ _. _ ______ _ . of the House, where tipsy squires derided the greatest and the edges sonar' .'y overcast or lesuom ~ sofa with tA plaintiff. His ann was round her mei , genius of his time down to the Alm shades a Bea- thin lute strilig. The iutter, of coodse, gives he hand was in his, dler head wA rest' w t,toehe DESTRUCTIVE CONFLICT OF RIVAL CHIEFS Amadei, where he would with his own hands give neatest Mash, but its adoption ise by no tow, e, his shoulder.-Baron Pollock, A this staes'en-J.the IN WES'r