... confident it was Mr. Statham, but not from either of these sources alone ; I speak from both seeing and hearing ; I could not speak to him positively by sight or hearing only; I cannot speak so positively to Statham being at the pane of glass as in the yard ; ...

... regret the speeches John Bright has been making in England. I always like read his speeches, as I used to like to hear him speak the Free Trade Hall the far famed city of Manchester, but I feel greatly annoyed when he undertakes to extol universal suffrage ...

... ferry bridge when he saw the prisoners and six other men hasten past him to get through first. Wit- ness stopped a moment to speak to the toll coliector, and then proceeded on his way, but he bad not gone very far before Smith rushed out of a bovel by the ...

... Macs, died in ,8 Westminster Iospital on Tuesday from the effects of an operation. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! HUDSON'S SOAP. [se SPEAKS FoR ITSELF I EstablishedoverSoYears. I SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! Present demand Greter thenr ever. ?? ...

... fly. The first witness called W, Was John Plant, a butty miner, who lives near Clare at Mlox-184 ley, and knew him well, speaking of him with evident sym- wh pathy. He ?? Wednesday night, the 29th of April, his Clare was in my house talking to me from ...

... from 7,961,7671. to 7,713,8961., being a de- crease of nearly one quarter of a million. It is now time for the country to speak out. Another month like the past will utterly prostrate the credit of the country, and close the doors of the Bank of England ...

... locked the door, and ran up stairs, request. t h ing a young woman who lodged with her, named Sarah r k, Roden, to go and speak to him. Shortly after she heard the 6 v report ofa pistol. In answer to questions from the jury, the ,s witness said that she ...

... subsequently said that Treville knew no- thing at all about what he had done, for he only had taken him with him because he could speak a little-a very little- English. On being committed to the assizes the younger prisoner merely said he was innocent. Cook expressed ...

... lie saw Cooper e with his boy. 'I'he defendant and the last witness were opposite to him. Milner did not speak to Cooper, but - M'Lean did speak to a ?? named ?? ; but no a observation was addressed to Cooper by any. The MAYon-What were you all doing ...

... occasion. Lord Nelson would look round with wild anxiety, and, as all his officers kept silence, he would say, What! none of you speak for me? Avast! cast him off! And then added to the culprit, 44 Jack, in the day of battle remember me! He became a good fellow ...

... people of England, in respect of that Apostolic office of the church of which he had been speaking. When St. Paul, in the opening of his Epistle to the Romans, speaks of the Gospel of God concerning His son Jesus Christ our Lord, thro' whom we haye received ...

... their daily toil with Dr. Tibbies' Vi-Cocoa, and they can then brave the fury of the elements with equanimity. The writer speaks from personal experience and from observation of beneficial ef- fects on others. Tea opens the pores and tem- porarily excites ...