... would be of greater g magnitude. They speak of ?? interests, while P I consider all the interests- I consider each as a link i 9 in the great chain of society; they speak but, of a b s single link, while I speak of the whole chain. Let us then consider ...

... Neesom, from Bristol, was in the chair. I heard Mr. Nee- som speak. Boggis-Was the person who resembled me on the platform l Witness-Yes; when he spoke. Mr. Hobler-Having heard the prisoner speak, do you think his voice is like that of the person who addressed ...

... received private information that, if the in-p Iquiry is adjourned for a day or two, a witness will Ibe in attendance, who will speak to what the feel- fi lung of a particular individual was towards the de- ceased. 1,Inspector Carter: I have heard that tlqe ...

... received private information that, if the in- quiry is adjourned for a day or two, a witness will be in attendance, who will speak to what the feel- -ing of a particular individual was towards the de- !ceased. o Inspector Carter: I have heard that tie brother ...

... screen the prisoner from the consequences of his brutality. The Recorder Inquired whether a surgeon was in at. tendance to speak to the nature of the injury received by tie ?? police-constable said that Mr. Blurrell, ihe stngistrate who committed the prisoner ...

... screen the prisoner from the consequences of his brutality. The Recorder inquired whether a surgeon was in at. tendance to speak to the nature of the injury received by the ?? police-constable said that Mr. Burrell, the magistrate who committed the prisoner ...

... his conduct. On the 28th ult., when the Cabinet order for his execution was read to himshe was so agitated that he could not speak. He then willingly received the spiritual assistance of the priest. The day before the execution he confessed, and received ...

... conduct. On the 28th ult., when the Cabinet order for his execistion was read to him he was so agitated that he could not speak. He then willingly 'received the spiritual assistance of the! priest. The day before the execution he confessed, and receivedfthe ...

... received private infor'mation that, if the in- quiry is adjourned for a day or two, a witness will be in attendance, who will speak to what the feel- ing of a particular individual was towards the de- ceased. Inspector Carter: I have heard that thke brother ...

... to be of the most seditious description, re- viling the Government and the laws, of which all men, if they speak in public at all, ought to speak with} respect; advising the procurement of arms un- der the pretenceof self-defence, but clearly for carry- ...

... as an illegal meeting; the right of meeting was guaranteed to the people of this country, and it would be a mere farce to speak of such a right, were no power given to intimate them. Carnaby then pleaded thatftbe bill was on his property, and that he ...

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