... of the murdered man. On the morning of the 12th, it would appear that Mr. Wraith had gone to speak with one of hie nephews, Joshua Green, a young lad, who lived a short distance off with his mother. Ho went for the purpose of telling the lad to come to ...

... —(Cries of Question, question.) He was speaking to the question. The question was, whether Mr. Freshfield had 'been properly appointed as Solicitor to the Company.— (Hear, hear, hear.) He had got up to speak on that question, and when he did he was ...

... excuse of being unaccustomed to public speaking. and being a zealous advocate of the cause which they then met to consider, he could not withstand the request. It gave him great pleasure to hear Ministers of the Crown express themselves in favour of free ...

... MIDSUMMER VACATION. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. At a time such this, It may not be amiss, To speak about juvenile dresses. 'Tis right we should speak Of these garments unique, Whose taste ev'ry parent confesses. now many have smil'd With delight on a child ...

... French Popers Mondety arrived last night. — They speak of the Rm. - 7;lllst' inovetuents in the South as if they were \ overpowered, but we entertain sanguine hope 3 (hitt these representations have their 11;11 shore a the Corsican's Ivooted falsehood ...

... The Morning Herald of this day, speaking of the Ministerial defeat last night in the Commons, says :— Will Ministers, after such a disgraceful discomfiture, resign? Not they indeed 1 They will talk of Tory obstructiveness,' and dilate en the perilous ...

... As to the rest of the party, he was unable to speak with certainty. Poor M.Eaddon died the same evening, and Howell was immediately taken into custody. On Thursday Mr. J. E. Sparrow, the coroner, and a respectable jury assembled. The death-bed statement ...

... In speaking of the new and fashionable novel of Pin Money, the Literary Gazette expresses itself in the following terms :— Keen in observation, lively in detail, and with a peculiar and piquant style, Mrs. CHAS. GORE gives to the novel that charm which ...

... speak) solid and picturesque. Witness that passage uttered by the secretary:— -- Here I sit your scribe, And in and out goes Luria, days and nights ; This Paccio comes; the Moor his other friend, llusain ; they talk—all that's feigned easily; He speaks ...

... deed of the consequences of speaking falsely, but who, as well as the other witness William, was never sworn. %Valiant was then , examined against his own father, and his evidence went to say that his lather advised him to be . cautious of Ids safety ...

... zressed the complainant became careless, and the audience became noisy. He went on to speak to the com • plainant, and in his usual emphatic manner upon such occasions, knocked one hand against the other, but . he could solemnly assure his worship that ...

... and M. Considerant were present they would not require him to speak in their defence, but there were two other obscure individuals, M. Boichot and M. Rattier, who could not defend themselves. There was now au opportunity for the Government to acquire ...