... only to reverse the case, and consider that £:2 to the vicar was not so much as 2s. 6d. to one of a lowergrade. He twould Speak independently-if the vicar would descend to take upon himself the office of a po- llcemian, he must take the consequerrces ...

... linren: I had no idea c a- that lie had such a soar of money as £700 1bount him ; tire tn he10 illness rwhichl I bave becn speaking of wvas about the latter sa end of November last year. 'The moment the prisoner d ral came home at iight lie rvent direct ...

... the cause. On Wednesday morn- i Ilg the 13th inst., when she was going about her work in the library, he took occasion to speak to her as to her state of health. In answer to his enquiries she said she had caught a severe cold, which affected her breathing ...

... of During this time the prisoner was supported by a policeman in the dock, and appeared several times as if she wished to speak. When the sentence was over, as they were leading her nway, she turned towards the judge and said, Justice has not been done ...

... there call benuo titfer or more obyicus cotise luau, to use sislljjy aitd in, its :rttegrity that service by which the Church speaks to the sick and dying, and to found our ordinary advice on the princi- pies which aze adapted to these seasons of exigency ...

... plaintiff's eldest sister, an interest. d ing Welsh girl, was then examined through the medium V, of act interpreter. She could speak English, but pre- ie ferred Welsh. 11er evidence fully bore out the state- r. mient of the learned counsel respecting repeated ...

... Madame VotrU.” (Applause, Itisscs, and cries of * I ariuuity. ) “However numerous may lie her accomplishments, extemporaneous speaking not one of request of Mad-me Vestris, ' -eg to say she implores you suspend the expression of your f.elings; the differences ...

... citizens of the United States from selling vessels of war to the citizens or subjects of nny foreign Power, more properly speaking, for maiutaining the neutrality of tlie nation prohibiting the fitting out sale of armed vessels to cruise against friendly ...

... much possible, stout all refemu-o iintaUng topics—that ae put away from all billeroms. wrath, auger, clamour, and enl-speaking.’’ tH) tn( upon the justice of our cause, and calm appeal tugluh feeling, for its support. (Applause.) I not propose lu into ...

... outside the court. Air. 'AIMNstus, the superintendent of police, stated that in this remarkable case, the prisoner, who could speak very fluently, had pretended to le deaf and dumb, and told fortunes. Sheha practisedupoi the simplicity of a young woman nansd ...

... at these Meetings, they did not come within any part of the law under, which they were tried. The French papers continue to speak favourably of the harvest, which every where promises be most abundant. In Italy the crops arc luxuriant in the extreme, and ...

... morning of the robbery. of The ?? Ihave Yo tO Sy wtitnes to speak to yo.r jng character I .to The prisoner said be had no wittnesses. He wais sure thlt his Mr. Hart. one of the jury, would speak for him. fly leave of the counsel for the probecution, Mr ...