... important in. Dublin. Hec.their, rage. This is tolera bily weil ecitoed in one of tlse morning papers, in the follorinig style.' Speaking of the CoUncil of ?? of C~ommerce, it says- ' ' 1Some wretches whose trade is'1adsulation-wltose c'repid stbser- viency-whose ...

... The right hon.'gentleman is decidedly in favour of the plan for parliamentary reform, and it was arranged that lie should speak in support of the measure in the course of the present protracted debate, if he had not been prevented by this annoying ir ...

... Crossrexamined,-I heard Mellor tell Hulton that he must stick to the truth, or else they would be hung. HuIMon said fie would speak nothing but the truth. Alellor said ?? about going home. AMr. James Thiroley, surgeon at Newton Heath. I was called to attend ...

... of nmy recollection. I found a mart of the name olf Butterweorlth there. Mr. Dewhvurst, the landlord, 'was there .~ Can't speak to any one being in the place when I went in. 1:.saw-the defendant, Samuel Smitih. lie was in a few minutes befiiie Wriater ...

... precisely, what transpired ; but we understand that Jones repeated his statement with the appearanice and consistency of a person speaking the truth. He was croa-exarnsined at great length by Mr. Stanfield, on behalf of the prisoner, for thepurpose of showing ...

... not put his hand I on anotser girl. The Chairman charged the hury at great length. The Prisoner.-Please ?? will you let me speak. I am innocent I dn't kos antleieg about thisthings. I eae not out of my house till balf-past eight I was never at the pawnbrokers ...

... placed him on some sha- vings in the garret of the workhouse. He looked very ill, and both eyes were swelled up. He did not speak. Witness found him on the floor of the cell and lahl him on the board and washed him with warm water. He died the next morning ...

... After a short intersal, Mr. Bourtic said, I beg leave to second C the motion. Mr. .flultors said, that it was now competent to speak against the ci motion. Mr. Gale begged permis sion to say a few words. Aware as he 1s wai of tire present distressed state ...

... out, burned it in the nigirt. 'Jihat she would prove tlhese things if she had an opportunity; and that her neighbours could speak for her, and of his conduct but she had no means of bringing them; her husband had never come near her slice her imprisonment ...

... power engine to turn 7,000 spindles. The preparation weould require 10 -horse power, but he was not prepared to speak accurately ;he could not speak to it. Mr. Eduard Grimse said he wats a machine maker in Bolton, anid conslucted the making of machinery for ...

... appeared at the gates of LI Messrs. Horrocks and Co.'s Yard factory. Mr. Miller be- ing apprised of their approach, went out to speak to them. His object merely was to inquire if they wanted his hards to be turned out, and if so, he intended to accede; but ...

... also detailed. The putting of the body into a hackney coscli at Bishop's house was also sworn to; the witnesses could only speak to Bishop, and not to his companions. The porter of Guy's, however, identified May as one of the par- ties that conveyed it ...