... prevent the Roman ci Catholic portion of lhoste weli are on the jury panel from being l igible to serve-or more strictly speaking, with a viesw to provide an i objection against their being on cue jury, a documeat was forged ti and carried about for signature ...

... has produced in C the the minds of those who wvere most in attenda nee upon r's thetm a want of cnciction, it' we may so speak, (if iths their guilt, which could .ot fill of renderhig their dutiy I of extremely painful. It is not necessary to enter a-ain ...

... th~is question ; brtt (two olf thle sulbscribiiw -witniesses t t6 te will being lead, and several Othier persolns who could speak trt eircurnstanes mauterial to theiniiriy, having also gone to theiir graves, and( thle *remaining Subscribing wvitnress beuing ...

... returned a c verdict of acquittal on the second indictment. Mr. WrriLIN said he now proposed to call several gentlemen to speak to the character of the ,Iefendant. lie was told thatt he was one of the most improvident men in the world, that-he was gen~rous ...

... Mozart,it ?? to live in rtse world of music, dand, an lios beenappropriately prt observed by a cotemporary critic, 1 she Speaks msimil as a mollser61- EIs loos~ie. Sihe sang, last Thmursday night, sirs and Sonsg st all schools;-oP Italian, Germanms ...

... present our renders with the he following extract from the LI1. No. of the Qnarterli Rteview, on under the date of March last. Speaking, of the publication of on Mr. Watts, entitled the Kit-Cat Club, the Itvcuicwer supes- ias . This is a splendid and a costly ...

... which origisated with yourselves. Yoasr ittlilsgegate Esitor tl is so hlabituated to lyieg, tiat I-believe that Ite casnist speak f Ihe truths if he would. He says of me it appears howi to ever, to have arisen entirely from his own inadvertlcsce, end ti ...

... been stint nut esio ecould contra- diet the dertunciations and thei braggadocio of a scervanit. Intoi t timpossible lor me to speak my ilinaglit, from my ignorance I- ofjudicial proceedings:t bitt I Chink Chat all iliaC coid be dnae it aso out been done ...

... ntght at fficted b. the ead of msy bifi. whiih is aen the ojisar side of the. bn a,.(e ,t1 itam; nsih wepst ?? again, witbotat speak-ng facull to one wcrAD I thought she wroulhsbve tome in When tendec t Igot ep, I fitd be hammer J35t hi the door, which paios ...

... good effects:H n. As for the orders, it away he tran, and, for ally thitcg that I knowe, ce Rawden may have felt the good you speak of; but Ossett has received y.none. d Give Me leave to slats a few factis :-In than morrti of October the sunenyors of highways ...

... PeelIapyimyca racter of a short-band writer; he saidwlte, you can atakei them from the newspapers, they are atetc Did you speak to Air. O'Connell on thi subject?-Yes, Ont the following day I saw Mr. O'Connell ; I tl him I could not Iget the documents ...

... 'Mn. MAUon attempting to reply, he woo Wanilrsly Oppiosed by Fs lire Mir. eacsly, weho issrledt riser he mad nsa sight to speak. Mir. and Mlarude, sitin equslni ernegy, inssister t us lhiss evidarree liaght no be T: canaislererl as given by tire airyrtlasr ...