... mind ; could not say he had beeo drink. he was not able tospeak but recovered hi5ppech aitrD Friday morning he was able to speak but wos ye relt and was obliged to be controlled; he was labori;n lnd, derangement; heard he was a practising surgeon; beve ...

... Iso much cherished in this province-bis enthusiasm being e rcal, and his objert not to inilime political animosities, l1 speaking despitefully of the creed of others, but to assuage v the angry feelings which have proceeded from sectarian diH- [f ferences ...

... as ugly a brute as any from here to himself, .and on my saying so, she called him to her ; hen he came, Pincher (says she), speak to her (a laugh). Mr. Duffy-And what did Pincher say to you? Conoplainant.-Why, le grinned, snarled, and bow-wow'd at me, asif ...

... went out by a way prohi- bited unless when going to dinner; none of that tea was ever seen after. Court-And-why did you not speak of it when you saw him taking the tea at first? Why, I wanted to make sure of him ; when witness went to dinner, at three o'clock ...

... the average amount; yet, even if it be, I ne feel disappointed that it is not considerably so. In other he counties-I can speak from my own experience--crime has ne greatly decreased. On the Munster Circuit, particularly 1; in the extensive county of ...

... our lodger away. I went up to the lodger, and told him not to be alarmed, adding, that my husband wias coming. up stairs to' speak to niml, :My husband did come up into the lodger's room, and told him to: quit, after which my husband and I walked down stairs ...

... write what is . upon that slip of paper while Mr. O'Connell was speaking ? c Yes. . Upon your oath was that wrotten down upon that piece of paper from the lips of ir. O'Connell while he was speak. t i ing it ? Yes, occasionally takiag a note, and catching ...

... himself to the counties of Car- low, Queen's County, Kildare, Wexford and Kilkenny, (the last partially). Of these he could speak with confidence, and in 'each of these he could not remember when there was less employment. and employment more inadequately ...

... was lihe a man of the name of Mac- loghlin, and he said it was Maeloghlin; witness made a re- mark it was Gilligan; did not speak to him; the name of the person with him was Mary Byrne; she lives not more than a hundred perches from Gilligan; supposes she ...

... DEFENCE. The prisoner then proceeded to address the jury, at times readirg from the great mass of papers before him, and again speaking in a low mumbling tone, so as to render his state- ment very incoherent. He ?? lord and gentlemen, I am now about to submit ...

... heard them speaking to the people ; there were about two or three hundred persons there; I did not b hear what those gentlemen said; I put the horse to my car . that ev-eing again about six o'clock; I heard Mr. Meagher v and Mr. Dillon speak to the people ...

... butcher and a huxter, who had ad- vanced their goods to the insolvent, and though he was an officer on half-pay, who would not speak to such poor peo- pie if he met them In the street, he still refused paying them, notwithstanding the many adjournments that ...