... deceased again, in the passage, looking at the railway time table, wilen lie gave evitness a shillisg. Deceased could not speak very good English. He left the hotel a little after tell o'clock. Did not observe the deceased's left hand. The deceased's ...

... the nanes of his parseits, saying !:e ws3 a disgrace to them. Sergeant Teggin3 said that Davis was an adept in the art of speaking a new kind of patter' or slang language, now adopted by Birmingham thieves, and especially by those who congregate in such ...

... the gentle- rnasn referred to ans employing the defeirdant, had been in Court all day, for tie purpo.-a, if necessary, to speak to the higir character of Mr. Amoi. Mri. Kynnereley said it stas quite clear that he muast dismiss thobe unlrlDnos. No doubt ...

... ths-top of it. He-also stauck the de- ?? eous oian-with a-etici. Mr. Andrew- Devoto acted asein- erprelee en thiee case, ?? speak--but little -Figli.ede. Evi-- lenoes was gevmsthat taborgan .wvs damaged to -the extent of 12s. Pleatsoen5 wsilsl Gd; costs ...

... might have spoke and told them what time I did come in. Witness replied that he had only been questioned, and had only been speaking of the night of the murder, when he did not hear Jones come in; out Jones said that it he (witness) could have said he had ...

... was on duty on Saturday morning, about four o'clock, in Dale End, and saw the prisoner drunk and disorderly; on the officer speaking to him the prisoner struck him, on which the policeman kindly provided the pugilist with free lodgings for the remainder ...

... the purpose of electing another committee. This meeting accordingly took place yester- day, and after two hours of tedious speaking, enlivened, however by sundry taunts and ironical remarks, the committee appointed on Easter Monday were again elected; and ...

... deed twelve yearsi-she started with surprise, and falling hack in her seat in a fainting state, after eqverai attempts to speak, said Noo, and then burst into a fit ot crying. It appears that the prisoner, after draining the pockets of his sweetheart ...

... nt or anger between them. By the Jury: I never knew that Payne and Bugg had taken ale together before. I never heard them speak together but on one occasion before. That was three or foar nights before. By the Coroner: Payne was then playing gymnastics ...

... little higher than Ili bett. His right hand clasped the stick a little way from the handle, and wsa close to his hip. .1 cannot speak quite accurately e;s3 to the position he showed me.- Mr. Bugg next Said that when he took sip the gun lie exclaimed 1Dear ...

... wife into the house, and laid liaron abench by the side of the ilre. She lived about twenty mirrites afterwards,hot did not speak. Ilpicked thecarving knife up off tire bowsling' alley outside. I wipled the bleed off it, and put it on the boiler side. A ...

... as she did not appear able. I was about two yards from them, and I did not hear them say anything, neither did either of us speak to them. We watched them to see what they were going to do to her; bat after they had turned over the iron bidge I lost sight ...