Ah, here comes the Liberal.

Somebody read the article to us, while he works.

I want to see how he does it." Curiosity overpowered Grace's impatience, for a moment, and she read the notice out with undisguised interest.
"'THE LAST OUTRAGE.
"'In our first remarks upon this matter, we merely laid down an alternative which admits of no dispute; and, abstaining from idle conjectures, undertook to collect evidence.

We have now had an interview with the victim of that abominable outrage.

Mr .-- -- is one of those superior workmen who embellish that class for a few years, but invariably rise above it, and leave it' (there--Mr.Little!)--'He has informed us that he is a stranger in Hillsborough, lives retired, never sits down in a public-house, and has not a single enemy in Hillsborough, great or small.