... back of ivituess. In the evening of the same day Captain Gordon called him into the poop, and said to him, Scott, I want to speak to you-take offyourjacket. The captain then took cuta plial, and said I'll blister this boy's back as sure as he has hurt ...

... The chairman rose to stop the juvenile speaker, because lie said the committee had not appointed him to speak, and none were to be allowed to speak but those who had beeta so appointed. The youth, however, with great pre- sence of mind, and sound discretion ...

... and much speculation is abroad as to the nature of the revealments they have to make. The Dubltn World of Saturday last thus speaks of the matter, and gives the name of two of the worthies Oar distant readers know pretty well the opinion we have long entertained ...

... having three counterfeit shillings in his possession, and, as he was convinced this boy was the person Spel- man had been speaking about, he instantly ordered Malim and Jackson to run out and secure the other prisoner, The officers said Spelman had run ...

... to hear one who has been tdrd High hhe WU of of Chancellorof England~whoshouldb,2aconstitutionaI for b meat lawyer, when speaking of the meditated alterationsof he in our the New Poor Law, say- I do hope that no one part go qi that ?? with ed to intendeoce ...

... witness was proceeded with at great length, as to the amounts purchased at different periods frotl Jarvis, hut he could not speak positively, ?? had borrowed £100 from Jarvis, to whom he subsequently lent, but could not recollect if he had any vouchers ...

... where Mr. Hill was, the latter evidently hesi- tate to speak, from a seemtia conviction that every wd he said would be overheard by all in court. d The magistrates thereupon intimatedt . o might speak to him in close contact ;o and rle, acting uprion the ...

... might be compromised by speaking. There were yet five other persons in the hospital, and it would hardly be falir to Lowe if they were to press on him now for evidence, when they might get it from other persons who could speak to the transaction. He then ...

... was again elected as a delegate. By Mr. O'Connor-I understood that when Taylor was speaking of the people being tired, and wishing to return to their labour, he was speaking of the people of Royton. Sylvester Faraday, examined by Mr. P. Pollock-I am a policeman ...

... that she was about to marry the plaintiff, and that there was only one obstacle, that was her brother. She requesled him ti speak to her brother upon the subject. Accordiegly, one night at supper, after they had been to a meeting of the Church Pastoral ...

... commission of such an offence, Mr. Hersitge said that lie I had several witnesases in attendance, aillof whom wereI prepared to speak in the highest terms of hia client's humaneity and inoffensive disposition, and he also believed rsome of them could establish ...

... that she was about to marry the plaintiff, and that there was only one obstacle, that was her brother. She requested him to speak to her brother upon tise subject. Accordingly, one night at supper, after they bad been to a meeting of the Ohurch Pastoral ...