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Evening Star, Issue 3353, 18 November 1873, Page 3

The yacht Diana, in which a private gentleman (Mr Leigh Smith) hh* imdertaken a Pblat expedition, had, -on Jupp 1, reached latitude 77.40, ami waa mnkiag fur :|n Time -ta Oatcli .It.—Scene : JRail\vay *t(ttiqn, some distanqe from town. Time, U tt.hr,—Jones, who has promised the Wife of hie buspm thkt' h* wlllfretvirn; early’ that evening— M What time doe* the next train Stark for 1 London ? ” Porter, playfully “ You’re in capital time; sir; no ooCa.skm to liuny. sir; eight o’clock to-morrow morning.—punch . ■ n • The Question of thft Period, —(Two roughs at a saloon bay drhiking hot rtyi).,) First rough: “ ftddloation prevent prune ? ; Kota bit on hi. Look.at.ine j if I’d liin tort to read and spell and siHr When I Was a boy, why, with my disposition, Twite a bin a Hoax Ames, or a Credit Mobbler, or a Heditor, or a Protestant, or there’s no knowing. - what Messed thing I mitent a tdn Weekly.

Late Advertisements , fllO LET, a desirable Fwn% Brick Retd.L dcnco, sitliatedin Qdeeh street, baying nix roams and acußery* Apply to Mrs Williams, Forth street. ITT ANTED, .Tenders for Painting and 'VV Paperhanging. Apply F. Beimel, hairdresser, Princes street. [Advertisement.] , STAMPED VERSUS BELLAMY AND LANE. To Oie Editor. SIR,-— In reply to the advertisement in last Saturday’s Eveninu Star, from Mr Stamper,' throwing doubts on my veracity when in the witness box in the late case, I shdnlct Hite fb’ihake ft few remarks. . Ist. 1 deny that there was any arrangement between Lane and myself [vide evidence given by Lane). He also says £ never engaged Stamper 1 ,• And he, Stamper, says in his evidence that I never engaged him, and yet be, modestlydike.' wishes me to pay for what were called abortive papers! 2nd- I.again deny having read the back of the bcind wherein hj« hfia inserted a clause making Lane and myself liable for costs ; ami 1 also feel obliged to. Mr Stamper for telling Uns if he did not pay he womd qiske Bellamy. Tlio remark be made about my being so well fleeced by Ho worth and Hodgkins, that he should like to have had a fing«r in the pie, did not turn out as ho ex* plected. ■ : 3rd. He save he is sorry and ashamed, for iAy sake. What bosh ! Did any one ever see a lawyer ashamed ? I thank him for his advertisement, for t feel certain it will not do him any good, and should advise him for the future, instead qf rushing into prist to try to bolster up a bad case, to sit down and study the Land and Settled Estates Act. Yours truly, 1% BELLAMY.