... dained! No; but magistrates are all ministers, and as such entitled to preach the gospel; I went to Smithfield on the day I -speak of, and had around Me an attentive audience of about 500, andl there were other clergymen in different parts ofthe ground holding ...

... coaster's shop the whole dlty. dir. Toweet statted thast Ice was at T-ungerfoc'd-narleet until the evening, and could not speak as to his assertion of' oto halving left rite shop. asiiden-alene wits so near that hep might liaie one out werithouta being ...

... had changed Isis profession for the occupation of that of an omnibus cad or conductor, entered the toll-house, axid after speaking several times to thle prosecutor, dragged him out of tels chair, wshereupon a scuffle ensued, in the course of which ho threw ...

... plead to it, bttt tlte case n-at fully argited on both sides aiid dismiseed.-Wyott: It was not argued, for yea ,had all the speaking to yourself. Mr. Humplireys contetided rliat the ease cottld net be again entereti into. Mr. Alderman Kelly, wiished to know ...

... -Vy, didn't I hexert myself so wiggerusly, said the witnessmakidg another effort to be ?? sllu a false hoath, said Norah, speaking loud, in order to prevent his communication from being heard; you wasn't there at all at all.- Yer verships, cried the witness ...

... O'Neale made no defence except muttering something in an under tone that the place was like a prison, and they dared not look or speaks_ Grifliths, in answer to the charge, said she had neither breakfast nor dinner to eat, and asking the matron for it she refused ...

... to the doctrine of purgatory, and for the souls there detained -her doctors vainly suppose that whenever the holy fathers speak of prayer for the dead, they conclude for purgatory ; which vain conjecture is as false as it is unreasonable; for it is true ...

... said he lived at Hertford-heath, and that the cattle belonged to his father there, answering as confidently as if he was speaking the truth. Witness left him to go round among the drovers from Hertfordshire. who would be likely to know him, charging Ambrose ...

... but a matter which has come to our knowledge may throw some doubt on its success. We learn that the baronet of twhom we are speaking, having been so happy ii conciliating the respect of the late King oft ngland, is desirous of exercising the samee amiable ...

... bigger dustman looked at his partner in trouble, and ex- claimed in a low tone, Ned, I'll show the beak something, let me speak, and having met with a nod assent, delivered him'- self of the following genuine effusion :-I dare say as bows your vorship ...

... puose became stronger, and he began to look at surrounding objects, as if he understood what he was doing. He then began to speak, and seemed to be able to relate his misfortune. It was about half an hour, I should think, after he was taken to my house ...

... enost suit- able for the general advantage of the country ! 'We have purposely allowed this most extraordinary docu- ment to speak for itself. It is a new proof of the ilefatuatioen which has so often governed.l our Indian councils. The fidelity of a most ...