. The Forfar Directory and Yearbook 1909 . Wolfe born, 1726. 2nd Sunday after Christmas. Years know more than on Consols, etc., —Twelfth Night. [1601 Galileo discoveredjupiters satellites,Cambridge Lent Term Fire Insurance ceases. 1st Sunday after Epiphany. Hilary Law Sittings begin. Venture not all in one Hilary. [1907. Earthquake at Kingston, Jamaica,Moliere born, Gibbon died, 1794. 2nd Sunday after Epiphany. German Empire proclaimed, is ill meddling with edged Ruskin died, 1900. [1899. Ld. Kitch
. The Forfar Directory and Yearbook 1909 . Wolfe born, 1726. 2nd Sunday after Christmas. Years know more than on Consols, etc., —Twelfth Night. [1601 Galileo discoveredjupiters satellites,Cambridge Lent Term Fire Insurance ceases. 1st Sunday after Epiphany. Hilary Law Sittings begin. Venture not all in one Hilary. [1907. Earthquake at Kingston, Jamaica,Moliere born, Gibbon died, 1794. 2nd Sunday after Epiphany. German Empire proclaimed, is ill meddling with edged Ruskin died, 1900. [1899. Ld. Kitchener apptd. Gov. Soudan,Accession of K. Edward VII., Year 1327 begins. 3rd Sunday after Epiphany, Conversion of St. Settlement in Australia, of Greece proc, is the motner of good Cross instituted, I. beheaded, 1649. ith Sunday after Epiphany. I L0NON |h. 83 598 84 o b 46 7 45|4 437 434 45 J St Month J Money makes the mare to go. [31 THE DRUCE CASE. THE DRUCE CASE. The Druce case will long remain in thepublic mind as one of the most remarkableinheritance cases since the great Tichbornetrial. The object of the claimants was toprove that the fifth Duke of Portland was oneand the same as Druce. The incident heredepicted is the cross-examination of RobertCaldwell, one of the most important of theclaimants witnesses. It was alleged thatT. C. Druce had not been buried in the Drucegrave and that the cof&n had been weightedwith lead. After dragging on for years, the case wassettled once for all by the opening of thegrave and the examination of the remains inihe coffin. In it was found the body of anaged man, so dispelling the story that therehad been a mock funeral. NATIONAL NICKNAMES. National nicknames and emblems differ con-siderably according to the countries in whichthey are used. Our term for the typicalGerman is, for instance, Hans or Fritz,but in Germany and some other Eu
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