... prisoners express a similar conviction to Brady, and have become very depressed since they were returned for triaL They seldom speak of the crime with which they are charged, with the exception of Fitzharris Skin the Goat, who is continually pro. testing ...

... On Saturday evening he weat to Mr Richardson's house and rang the bell. His sister-in-law opened the door, and, without speaking a word, he seized hold of her by the shoulder with one hand, and with a knife in the other hand he stabbed her in several ...

... the Court of Chancery, in Vice- .Chancellor Kindersley's Court, on Saturday last, when, in consequence of- affidavits which speak of evidence that can be procured from Ireland, rebutting the evidence of the mother at the trial before Lord Canmp- bell,. ...

... unless proved in the way I have described. Applcant-Myg sight is much injored by my long imprisdonfmnent; bt I believe I am speaking to Mr Mr Arnold-Yes. Applicaut-Then I ?? call you as a witness. Mr Arnold-Then I musbt decline to listen any further to yu ...

... Mourey. The Judge here interposed, and asked if Madame Mourey could understand English? Mr Overend replied that she could speak: very little TheJudge thought that, as sihe was represented by counsel, it did not matter much, hut it would be more satisfactory ...

... on June 9, prior to the banquet, at which it is expected that some of the chiefs of the Liberal party will be present and speak. In some counties the leading Liberals are forming a fund for providing free passes to London as a reward for active work at ...

... THE BROMPTON ORATORY CASE I - On Monday Mr Selfe received a number of letters 3 speaking in lhs highest terms of the character of Alrs 0 MIDermot. Among them was one from Mr Frederick 3 L Blunt, from the vicarage, Scarborough. He stated that he had known ...

... would converse with her mother and tell her where the needles might be found, but when awake she could seldom be induced to speak of them. Also, when in this sleeping or somnambulio state she was entirely unconscious of pain. While cutting through deep ...

... the prosecutor's shop and asked for a certain description of cap, but the prosecutor had not got it. The prisoner, while speaking to the prosecutor, took a cap from the counter and put it under his waistcoat. The prosecutor sent for a policeman and had ...

... the manner in which the plaintiff's weak health had been introduced to aggravate the damages, and he called the ?? father to speak to his son's circum- stauces. The jury found a verdict tor the plaintiff, with £400 damages. ?? ...

... ceased woman. About eleven o'clock in the morning hi uncle asked him to go down the river and fetch his aunt as he wanted to speak with her on business matel She, desirous also to fetch her clothes obeye0 d te. summons, unsuspecting the doom which %waited ...

... defendant. Henry Butler, the other sworn appraiser of the distress, was called to corroborate Wood's testimony, but could not speak to the terms of Iingham's engagement. Mr. Clarkson appeared for the-defendant, and denied his liability oni two grounds: -1st ...