... Mr. 1loNo applied to tine Court to be allowed to take a, Copy of tire depo~it 6:s .I:. 1 * Thu ComosisrsoNNit.-Strictly speaking, those - ?? which sore upors nine. files or thle Court, a~o not accessible to any persons excopt a pervon wino bee a direct ...

... sacred month, as a DL epecific for all the his that flrsts is heir to,-then St fell The bet working class here, generally speaking, are too sensibly alive to ths their own Interests, and too deeply impresoedi with the consou mmnatef folly and madness of ...

... 'Mn. MAUon attempting to reply, he woo Wanilrsly Oppiosed by Fs lire Mir. eacsly, weho issrledt riser he mad nsa sight to speak. Mir. and Mlarude, sitin equslni ernegy, inssister t us lhiss evidarree liaght no be T: canaislererl as given by tire airyrtlasr ...

... further rise in trices har taken place at most of the leading provincial markers held Y during the week. Our Scottish letters speak more cheerfully of the weather this week, less rain having fallen there than for some titre past. The Edinburgh market was ...

... . I lait saw tinm on Thursday fort- l ~ltt.itoal, n te veing. I eaw him about a quarter to six in G Otaectrchtret Ididnot speak to him, nor did he recognlise wat me.Tti ,ae he as LinsI ever naw Mr. O'Connor alive. I did cus ?? sty itn 0 heFriday, but ...

... is manifested by h thsconstant evasion of the question, though1 of the greatest prac ical importance, and, when forced to speak upon it, byc his mystificarion of the subject, end his insidious opposition pi to every usavemeat' likely to obtain a repeal ...

... myself. I cannot speak exactly as to the form it was fastened in, but It crip- was lashed two or three times across, as well as lengthways. Every waggon has a rope attached to It, for the purpose of of v the lashing th luggage; I cannot speak to the length ...

... uiie.nst sepak to Mrs. Herrein on tie subject rof tier treatment of the iroor 'old lady, rand ptartod tries he migirt en weil speake tooa peer.' linhad heerd Altls,jl'rrs's lar.I b. need reroenstrate withr hnr, but hie dare nortsy much r he sees very mnild ...

... bit of paper lire had ever bottght, fisr thitr it titans evnoth £Stit-i, every penny. W~illiame L'arreiliiert wees emihed to speak to lies propeteny of the defendatit. Dcfeiidaot w~as a bettltor and Farmer, tail before life antoalse waitness cetisidered ...

... disappointmentu, demanded £200,000 for an r hsis invisible shell, and £200,000 for his .,long range, and ian graphic terms speaks of their destructive powers on sea and land ; at t the seine time lie stales, that the disappointmsnts he has endured i 1 ...

... termed personal. r. Agais, as to this question, lie would quote from the observations tg of the Master of the Rolls, when speaking in reference to similar 50 shares, I should like to know whether, from the fact of their tn being trustets or partners ...

... prosecutions, the proviice of thcl Jury o i was ostly to consiher, solhethier those ?? inight have 0 led oily of the witnesses 'tn speak whsatvwas not true. Thci Jury i'hamediitely returntdl u verdict of Geifly. t c There were two other indictnaents agitaist ...