... col- liery would necessarily be laid in if candles were not used. My opinion is that candles are safer than lamps, generally speaking, for if a puff of gas comes out the workman is alarmed, and proper measures are taken; but when lamps are used, gas accumulates ...

... to Littleborough, a distance of fiten raileid ad a half, took place, attended by consi- derable ?? Hen, Richard Barrett, Speak- er of the Jamaica House of Assembly, paid the debt of nature at Montego Bay, oni Saturday the 18th May.- Thursday last being ...

... n rectory, and then to the Consuls, has died at wthe age of eighty-five years. An American paper, the 3Tlammee E.tpres, d speaks of a man from Connecticut, whose wife t was so fat that he was obliged to make two loads t of her when lhe emigrated. In answer ...

... then raised ; and on being raised, he either was or efflected to be-a very material question, to which various witnesses will speak, and which is very important for you to look to-he either was or affected to be somewhat overcome; for you will be told by ...

... evidence, was then called. Ae wag told bv the Judee that If 11P did -not -Ln-k tl,- -- - -1My Y .SUg LIUL IE 110C U(I DOt SpeaK tie tkuth he w~ould be put on trhtl bimself. He said-I was seconii ?? on board the JPimnix oni the 12th of June cast he prloner ...

... that he had some recollection of passing through the air; I think he spoke before the expiration of an hour; when he began to speak he told the story to Mr. Alderman Dunr and others; he spoke feeble at first; I think from the state in which I found him, that ...

... Glen- at ton's about three; he was then sitting -in: a bi chair; there -were several surgeons and others tt present; he was speaking when I went in; he I et said,' in consequence of receiving an anonymous hi letter, threatening to do him harm, he was In_ ...

... but-never 4 Billy the bishop ; the prisoner was not drupk. Re-examined by Mr. WILx{u!oN.-fla noql recdllection of ever speaking to the prisoner. Jessie Smith Wva standing along with Ruther- ford; when the prisoner was about six yards off, a she crated ...

... coald have when at the assizes for their acqoittal. After sonie desultory convereatlon, Mr. Brown stated that he could not speak accurately to time owing to theconfa. slots which prevailed. Mr. John Chapman ealled.-He stated that he was going up Grey Street ...

... testimony of the Secretary of State, for In- a speechfibe delivered in October last ho expressed Ihimelf lo, to this effect. SpeakIng of the meetings of the Chartists he' ea said There were some, perhaps, who would put idown ap, snch meetings. lint ouch ...

... could have when at the asmizes for their acqalittal. Aqter some desultory cosversatlioi, Mr. Brown stated tb t he coisid liot speak accurately to time owing to the coiaV sion ushichs prevailed. Mr. John Chapmain called.-He stated that he tvas gfdag up'Gtey ...

... dale observed h at hes said, but it did not appear to him that it was in his power to give any such direction. Generally speaking, the debtors side ougit to be appropriated to debtors otly. The Secretary of State had, doubtless, the power to grant such ...