... invitation of the deceased, v f a him a blow on the chest. The boy was about to say that it had not hurt him, but as he tried to speak he dropped IS down dead. He (Mr. Hilton) caked that aretuald till Tues- day might be made, or at least to some day over the ...

... Auckland, and wished to live himself, and perfectly independent, and all you gentlemen now present went and said, •We wish speak you; we will not allow you to stop alone; you must become civilised,' would he not be perfectly right, in defending his house ...

... sieaking toasdendeavour- inu to rouse me-therefore consciousness and heaving had returned. I then heard him speak niore cmphatically, but could not see, speak, or move. I heard him again say, Do try, now do. Then the instruments becamne dinily visible, then ...

... and she will not speak to me, and she is so cold, like a lump of ice, when I lie in bed with her. The same person said, Perhaps sho is dead, when the boy replied, I think so too, for she is so cold, and I can't get her to speak at all. The neighbours ...

... troduction of bis revolutionary scheme Mr. Bright made j the following confession:— He would merely say that, generally speaking, he thought it was preferable that the bouse should attend to one thing at a time ; and possibly it might be better for the ...

... responsible -in law for that act. His lordship would lay down the law on the point with his usual clearness; but, popularly speaking, it resolved itself into the question whether the prisoner at the time was capable of distinguishing between right and wrong ...

... columns, that the meeting is to be addressed by persons who have themselves seen the working of Building Societies, and can speak from experience of the good effects of their operations. These Institutions first originated in the neighbourhood of Manchester— ...

... having until lately Ived with, another woman, by whom he had five children. On being taken to the hospital he was unable to speak, but being supplied with a slate, he wrote his name William Taylor, and other unconnected sentences, among which were Another ...

... Thomas, owing to his connection with the Welsh dis. senting body. The rev. fathers who have attended upon Alvarez and O'Brien speak well of these men's conduct in prison, and state that they were very penitent. O'Brien from the first acknowledged the justice ...

... tipsy. He said, I want to speak to you. I said, You can do so down or, stairs, and I went down. The prisoner followed me. *Ie I again went upstairs, and be followed me once more. int and sail. Sit down here; I want to speak to you . I in remarked that ...

... eve as he appeared on several occasions (Laughter.) Pray he how did you ascertain who they were? What language -a did they speak ? Our mother Eve is not usually up- fl posed to have understood English (Laughter.) Wit- s ness: They spoke various languages-one ...

... released at once by paying 20 dollars. HE EIGHT HOURS QUESTION Mr. Pickard, M.P., President of the Miners' Federa. tion, speaking at Barnsley on Thursday, alluded to statements in the newspapers as to the failure of holding the adjourned National Conference ...