... anothso etmi slzen -whoIso s vith her, addressed the nsagisntrite.-WIolaii. ' Please sir, will you let 7n.e speak fir this scois an, for she caunot speak for heiself. '-Ztlagistraste. ' No n not spe lt for her- self ?-e7Ze oromse is nOt onlv com:!pete!nt to ...

... bed for fire weeks aand was not able to fillow my iik for seven se eks after the robbery-Mr. Ioster. Should you iiif able ti speak to taisy of the stets if you seere to see thlem agauin e'olloet. I cannot justly sav.-Mir. Foster. Not to toe eof thesii ? ...

... a minister-the prison minister ! h Be he who lhe may, he is unvelcomne; say so, com- rade ! cried the elder watcher, speaking for the first time. You wished to see no minister F' and he strode angrily anfd impatiently towards his shrinking *victim ...

... Fromthat time the' defendant continued to write letters to the plaintiff, show- ing thatha was preparingto male her his wife and speaking ot her as in every way worthy of becoming his wife. The learned counsel for the plaintiff read several letters she had received ...

... she went to a shop near the burial-ground, but had not entered the ground. She did not, according to her account, stop to speak to any person on the way. Mrs. Stephenson, nevertheless, persisted in the truth of her statement, as above. Caroline Gregory ...

... that case, your judgment will be unbiassed; but if you cannot, you will return a verdict accordingly. It is not, strictly speaking, for you to consider what will be the effect of your v;erdict; but if such a consideration should occur.toyouij afd you cannot ...

... to themi, 0 and said, What is that you said ? a ZId they said, it was. nothing to him what they said, as they were not speaking to h him, oni which, Burton lifted up his stick and struck the . coaliplinanit over the arm. The cAse wai clearly proved ...

... treet: upon gaining admittance there- is the detendanst collared Master Brooks, and told the lat- tcr that if lie lid not speak the trusils, lie would break the poller upon hIis back. Thle co miplainait tlsen inflbormed liaus, Ai mt Mr. Leigh ha]d sent ...

... wlhicbhUa, been locked up all night,, or the Kelhls,,mqrnern cse, sent an intimation.to his lordship, Athat they wished4to. speak to him-his lordship came into court,, und the jury were sent for. The Foreman said' that they -were' sgrebd, so far as tob ...

... offered by the mob until W. Mears, Esq., and several friends left the room, which was during the time Mr. Thornicroft was speaking. When Mr. Williams and others returned to the room, several brickbats and cinders were hurled at them by the mob outside ...

... eight o'clock, and her mother died about eleven. Witness said her father in the course of the evening, asked her mother to speak to him for his sake and the children's. Her mother said, ,Bless thee, Bill, three times. Her father sent for Mr. Gobin to ...

... than usual, and l yesterday 1. asked him' to show methe items, as I wished to know what the balance consisted of. I did not speak It to him upon the subject again during the day; but I asked i him for the key of the safe,/in the evening He stud the ci clerk ...