... . - ?? ?? -: . 1 ?? !na he weapons of death to butcher 101). oU ponr owa laud (et' It, the crime of lovingi yourC Ownl land. Stand to your' if arms!I resist to the death UeAL9,AqUtded tbuesladf of bloody deaths than to Iev i~&kdie erde' 'i.armed, cowed ...

... muscles of the left leg,' Jueeu extending sonie distance tip the thigh. Witness: uscan considered the inmceliate cause of death to have ~ I rib- been exhaustion arising from excessive irritation of r hIawi. the stumnp. The deceased had becen ave-y free ...

... that Hillgate, Bomber's Brow, and the neighbourhood, seemed to be one soene of bustle. At the spinner's meetiug Mr. James Mitchell was ealled to the chair, who laid the business before the mceting which it had been called to discuss, and after suitable ...

... of pain cecs- sary to inflict torture without depriving hin oflito. Mien, by the laoh, have beeii put to death, who were not condemned to death. The demoralising effect of flogging a lump of dead flesh was only equal to its cruelty. MIr. II. BI3nie;LEY ...

... ths 10th instant, Mr. ;Coultas delivered an eloquent address in the Charter Asseciation chapel, Fossgate, on the melancholy death .of the patriot Holberry. Daring the evening, Holberry's funeral hymn was sung by the congregation. At the ploss of the address ...

... evergreens, er. Rogers and Mr. Bradley, aud the prizes ere awarded to Mr. Bdnton, Mr. Stephenson, Mr. ~d1e6Y Mr. Birkby, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Wright, `le thelrs. AssAuLTS.-On Monday last a young man named Thomas Binks. was brought up at the Court House, m ona ...

... of pain neces- sary to inflict torture without depriving him of life. Men, by the lash, have been put to death, who were not condemned to death. The demoralising effect of flogging a lump of dead flesh was only equal to its cruelty. Mr. 1I. BERKELEY ...

... forebore to press the charge. n The poor fellow stated that he had a wife and four Itchildren, who were literally starving to death; he e bad no work nor couldhe obtain any, and it was It the sight of his famishing offspring which led hinm to it thhcommission ...

... that Hiligate, Bomber's Brow, and ths neighbourhood, seemed to be one scone of bustle. At the spinner's meeting Mr. James Mitchell was called to the ehair, who laid the business before the meeting wIV 1t it had been called to discuss, and after suitable ...

... that Ilillgato, ]'on ber's Brow, and the neighbourhood, seemed-to be one scene of bustle. At the spinner's meeting Mr. James Mitchell was called to the chair, who laid the business before the meeting ?? had been called to discuss, and after iuitable ai ngeinents ...

... act. I. That on the-death of any Member -of Faoliament o or returning officer, Athe registrar of deaths, whose duty it isto record the swe, shall within, three days after a be has received such notice, forward an accountuof such - death to the Speaker. of ...

... for felony was instituted against a Pa member of that confederation (Mr Mitchel); he abl was tried at the litter end of May, convicted of wh felony, and transported. Mr Mitchel was a mem-il ber of this confederation, and one of thoset who at- bat tended ...