... and the Vicar, M ho saw ber.on Fridy; felt thesamne'lpersuasion. When exhorted by the Rev. r ?? to unburdeii her mind, to speak the truth fredlj and confess the justice6 of the sentence under which she wsa'about to suffer, a's she must shortly appear ...

... which I believe was a very severe one, and all of whillch I dated from my lodgings lit No. It0, Aidwa k, l was very anxious to speak to them by word of mouth, 'bt none of them would come near me. So I prayed to the Lord- and asked him what was to be done. ...

... defen. dant, who was a tew yards distant from them, called out, My Lord Wellington, I wish to speak to you. The Duke turned l ound, and said, ?? can-ot speak to you. The defendant fol. lowed, and said somethi nig about some money which he asterted the ...

... caskited 'licrna-n big feet; anid plided ]lue agaidnst the. ta- bfle ,heaslced. me to go asid-iseek Isis boy, that iie ni.ight speak to ?? breflehedied.. li equired thiemeaninig of tie bioken dia~ls *h lob wvas lying. onl the fidel'. 1-e said, 1it wast his ...

... foriner ?? died after the battle of their wounds, and- T5Pi rettirnedl also ats dead, although thle cases of suany be could t~ speak tol, afitd there were some he did not recollect, yet *he bek- lieved there xkere two such instances as Captain B~athurst's ...

... of any one.- Knovws none of the rest that were present- at the time. Does not think Hutchinlson was in liquor; butk cannot speak with certainty as to that, inor as to the time when he left the shop, being -rather tipsy himself. Caflwrine Wide is a strawhat ...

... mistress, who never allowved lier to go out of her sight I'here were other servants in the liouse, bilt she was not permittedl to speak to them. About 10 o'clock on Thursday evening, she wsas sent itito one of the piarlours to ptut some plate u1pon the table ...

... some tilme back ; she told Mr J.arnett iClestes' exg pressionl, mit night, after the murder; never heard tiue ib4mlretf't speak about the parson ; nev0eve had 'any- cosiveitsatidilt witih 'Iew'es: Mrs Perkins brought a horse bridled and saddledi the same ...

... if the 2s. (id. boxelf luid the prisoner beckoned me from the pit, to) come tuid speak wlth hiin. I did so ait thle box door, l e said Ia frlend di his watited fto speak to me ]i ii ls house in 311ackutt Street. I rather hesitated b. Itl onl being preased ...

... eiasble huli to do Whith the property ais hi! pleasps. EX'ii- tid by :11v Itighaiim. rtbe dutnistanee that lod Mr Barniet to speak Iii this way to me was this:il was senxt for toyhir B.'s hollseC to do soikilethiiig toii dranw-well. Th'e ohl gele~mat ob- ...

... kiep, as they, might be (if Ilse to him, butt they were not evidence Iin ?? present shalpe. Havillg r no other witnesses to speak to his chiarlteter', the judge 01uimn11ed up the evidence, anid thle jury returned a verdict tif guilty. Sentence of death ...

... lie IVas told hte wolid be trainsplortedl for lif c. Sententce of' deltil a 'is adso ?? a gainst. William Smith, Thomias Speak, uuid Fredlerick ()dlielll, ?? ia hlrglary at Skiptont against Johi WMhite for a1 similar olt''tce at I ligh loytlantid uluillst ...