... which is occasioned by forgery. The Bank of England throws it off upon others. The private bankers may surely be supposed to speak more feelingly, when they say, give us mild punishments to save us from an evil which weakens ourselves, than the Bank of England ...

... surgeon in Derby; . saw the deceased on the 11th June at 9 o'clock; he was i supported in a chair by two men and could not speak; tried : to give him some brandy, but he could not swallow it; and l died in ten minutes. I Mr. J. Jones, surgeon, under whose ...

... d. The mechanic, the grooen, the coachman, the apprentice, mingle there with the rdffian and the avowed thief. I will not speak of the barbarous deeds which are there perpetrated; but I will refer to the thousand instances, which the peculiarity of my ...

... state till .Mr. Sales came. r.Sales advised nie so go to my OpopinstO neighbour, Mr. Rhlldes's. a I neer ear th deceaseel speak after he toll nie Ito was stabbedl. excepit otlc or tweice, when lie called out Richardl, r meshing Richard Marriott. I ...

... enquired at the back door if it was Mr. Stugden returned home, she received answer that it seas, and then asked imnuediately to speak with him. The depreda- tors became alarmised, and succeeded in forcing their escape into the Particular Baptist Chapel yard ...

... thirich he (jirosecilttr) stated was part of tre ?? which hie hed left itt his shop. 'TIe prinsont tallehd 'T'hoitns J .enney to speak to his chia. eacter, v, tio stated that he hata known the prisoner very well for several years, anti thar lie had ti alay behitved ...

... Joseph Thompson ; on being informed of the charge against him he stated his willitgness to beexamined, and said ?? should speak time truth although against himself; when at the Police Office he admitted his right natne; he vas then brought to Chesterfield ...

... electricity ; though philosophers, in discussing the subject, speak with a-degree of mysteriousness which I affords a suspicion that the light within them is yet, comparatively speaking, but darkness. At thesame time appearances are certainly in favour ...

... Oxford-street, at a quarter-past 12 o'clock; fo he had a cage (like a squirrei-.cage) with two white mice in ti it, Did not speak to him; he wore a cap. Was shown a fr dead body at Covent-garden station house on the 7th of November. Was positive that it ...

... Captain Huddleston acqtnainted his men to with having received the letter, and that Kleenan w das, during !ssthe Captain's speaking,' laughing and limiting, - dhe an defence 6f Dunne was, that H1ay es and Hannerty had turned ry Kilng'sevidence in order ...

... the Radford's c for their applying fpr what he owed them, and said he I ias An a room over the prisoner when he heard him speak of shooting a swan.-Mr. WILLIAMS, conceiv- ing the statement of the witness did not accord I with the deposition he had made ...

... and r said he wanted four penny worth more of his halfpence; t witness replied, very well; and the prisoner said he must s speak to some one at the door; lie came in again, and wit- ness s aid he would let him have some halfpence he had in a measure._ ...