... complainant lent the prisoner money for the purchase of furniture. —Mr. Chambers addressed the bench on behalf of the prisoner, speaking of his hitherto upright character, from personal knowledge, and observing that since prisoner's discharge he had frequently ...

... that his reign may be drawing to a close. Another report on which The Times knows not whether any reliance is to be placed, speaks of the serious illness of the present Emperor of Russia. It is generally understood that the Emperor though conscientious ...

... than on that of the immediate heir to the crown. Another report, on which we know not whether any reliance is to be placed, speaks of the serious illness of the present Emperor of Russia. At present the only act of any public importance to which that Sovereign ...

... STATE OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA'S HEALTH. Another report on tvhich The Times knows not whether any reliance is to be placed, speaks of the serious illness of the present Emperor of Russia. It is generally undei'stood that the Emperor though conscientious ...

... appearauces of approaching fertility, is civil to every lady. Malthus is a real moral philosopher, and I would almost consent to speak as inarticulately, if I could think and act as wisely.—Life of the Rev. Sidney The Difference. —When Barney told Bill he ...

... Ac., M SEYMOUR, Rear-Admiral. Rear-Admiral the Hon. R. s. Dundas, C.B. FRANCE.* Paris, Sunday, Jul) 1. The French Tpapers speak in highly eulogistic terms of Lord Raglan a General; particularly of his calmness in the battlefield. The French papers contain ...

... disasters in the Crimea, and went on to say that the negation of that motion by a majority of nine to one of the committee did not speak much for them morally ; that it showed their desire to screen the guilt of the guilt/ parties, and also taught us how little ...

... Lieutenant Dounoran, 33rd. Lieutenant-General Sir R. England speaks highly of Colonel Cobb, (severely wounded), who com manded in the trenches of the left attack. Lieutenant- General Bentinck speaks highly of Colonel Lord West, 2lst, who assumed the command ...

... spoke Order, observing that the question was, that the House now adjourn, and that the hon. gentleman was certainly not speaking to that question. Mr. ROEBUCK contended that the course taken by Mr. Duncombe upon the question of adjournment was consistent ...

... the time for him to offer any remark if he felt inclined to do so; but it was matter on which he was at liberty either to speak or to remain silent. Mr. Turner, solicitor, (who appeared for the prisoner) : All he will now say is that he is not guilty ...

... imperfect state of the war ministry, and his distrust of the hands in which it was placed, he found himself at last obliged to speak out at the very moment when the government was on the eve of dissolution under the storm of public disgust at the mismanagement ...

... press with regard to Germany had influenced the English press in in general, and The Times in particular, to refrain from speaking their minds about men and measures in Prussia and elsewhere. The occasion of these regrets being expressed is the appearance ...