... Guardians, When the reportto which we have referred is published, it will be seen that the two recommendations of which we speak are some of the mildest features in the tender mercies of your ho- nourable committee's report. We have done our duty, and ...

... I saw him speak to the woman, and heard her say, No, I did not. I know the prisoner; I had seen him several times before last Monday. On that evening I saw him near the chapel in Charlotte-street about nine o'clock; he did not then speak to me, but ...

... Richardson, said that she remembered the grave being dug on a Thursday.-The prisoner said it was not so, and cautioned her to speak the truth. -The witness replied that she did not know the day of the month, but it was on a Thursday.- Joseph Edmund Kersey ...

... assault was one of the police- force, and, moreover, that he was also on duty, and that he had called a pcijured witness to speak in his behalf, with the full knowledge that what that witness was about to swear was altogether false, it was impossible, under ...

... them, or to' Mr. O'Connor. She said of her husband, 1 I had plenty of opportunity to speak to him in ?? gaol, rnd during the trial, but I wouli not: he didr not speak to me, thank God, thie unmanly wretch and as she uttered these words she clenched her ...

... assault was one of the police- force, and, moreover, that he was also on duty, and that lie had called a perjured witness to speak in his behalf, with the full knowledge that what that -witness was about to swear was altogether false, it was impossible, ...

... only when the wages become due, when the fines are g cII increased. Ithink some of the men have beenfined, but KhI cannot speak positively. I thinic they have been at flned~for being absons on the day laid in the war- I as rant. We have seol fined them ...

... received witf loud cbeers. I heard no other speakers. The neqing consistedchiefly of working people. I heard Brov subsequently speak frequently In tine Bull-ring, both b, the evening and the day time. The witness was cross-examined by the defendant at some ...

... had just beeas ordained. He iad been spending thl evening with a ea.- tleman at Brouipton, who was in attendance, and could speak tu the ligh char cter the accused bors. 3hr. C ?? Ellerman, of21, Pelhum-place. was then putinto the wit- ness-box, and said ...

... Evening, March 29, 1841, N.D. Your friend, D. R.'s disease is an affection of the -lungs, brought on by excessive public speaking, which same, would, era this, have given your own O'Connor to a premature tomb, had not the Whigs consigned him to York Hospital ...

... Evening, March 29, 1841. W. B. Your friend, D. R.'s disease is an affection of the lungs, brought on by excessive public speaking, which same, would, ere this, have given your own O'Connor to a premature tomub, had not the Whigs consigned him to York ...

... Monday Evening, March 29, 1841. N.B: Your friend, D. R.'s disease is an affection of the lungs, brought on by excessive public speaking. which same, would, ere this, have given your own O'Connor to a premature tomb, had not the Whigs consigned him to York Hospital ...