... sailor, and appeared to have partaken some- what liberally of Deady's best, or some such exhilirating cordial ; for, to speak in his own language, he appeared ' half seas over. The prosecutor, when called upon by Mr. Marryat to state what he bad to ...

... brllers through my Counoel or Attortney-it is Is nt lit to'le ;atd lieie' It .Mr., Jrutice 2 3uis.iie Your, Counsel cannot speak f for you-they atil uiy. examine such, witnesses as you may hlaveto cill, and uoti is the 'time for you to address t the Court ...

... known to Mr Flower; he must know I would ?? Laing- Speak to me, Sir; you must speak to me; I heard the case, and I tell you again it is decided and done ?? Jones: The poor man was prevented speaking to your Worship to ?? Laing: It's false, Sir; if you ...

... 24, Great Percy-street, where she found him ilt bed with it dreadful wound ilt his throakt, Ile was sensible, but could not speak, and expressed in esriting his wvishes and wants. Wihen she entered his room. lie covered his fitce with his hands. Ie lingered ...

... beating her: witness said, for God's sake don't beat the woman : the man turned round, and went towards the door ; he did not speak; witness caught him by the pocket of his jacket; he forced her hand away, and threwher towards the fire- place: the woman got ...

... Ephiesus fired the shrine of Diana, to achieve the same purpose. Tile game of calumny and libel and falsehood,-the weevil speaking, lying, and slandering,--in which the liberals have indulged, for the last month, is now at an end. We have been nauseated ...

... who hadl done that to him. The deceased, who appeared to be fast dying, said, Jack, you are tie last person I shall ever speak to, and the witness said, ?? For God's sake, Tom, tell me who did it before you die. While witness was reiteratin his entreaties ...

... defendant had been speaking to them. The doctor immediately called for a policeman, and gave the defendant into ?? Alderman Kelly asked what she waS speaking of at the time the defendant answered yes, ?? Vivian replied: She was speaking in praise of a person ...

... 3962. Atallpeiiodoof theirexistence Thatismy irn opinion. ect .3966. In speaking of these laws you speak as a mer- It!I chant entirely in reference to commerce ? oIf I speak as a shipeorner, because I consider that the LCt, greater interchange of ...

... them, Ior to Mr. O'Connor. She said of her husband, I had plenty of. opportunity to speak to hin in the gaol, and during the trial, but I would not: he did not speak to me, thank God, the unmanly wretch ; and as she uttered these words she clenched ...

... was surrounded by a party of militia, con- sizinz of more than 100 men; they dragged me to a gaol, svvtiout allowing me to speak to my wife or any other person. As they were taking me there, the soldiers struck me with the butt-ends of their muskets, and ...

... upstairs witilout speaking. Afti rad- Shortly afterwards he rang ithe bell. A candle was given to a exem( niece of his, wvho wats residing with them. Tfie laiter returned colt pl.down thle stairs, adtold wvitno-s that hier uncle whisled to speak colt, mne- with ...