... number of jurors, it is obliged to assign a cause for those challenges.” Mr. Denman begged, a matter of favour, to allowed to speak upon this point. Mr. Justice Abbott—“ I am satisfied that it has been the uniform practice from King William 111. downwards ...

... very much exhausted, atid complained greatly ; one of her men gave him sortie water 16 drink, and witness hearing his master speak so cross to him. she said he used him very hardly, bn which the master replied, he knew better how deal With him ; when the ...

... Waterford, the Second Orcfir of the See hare been-thrown into great commotion. AV'e ..y-pulti speak on this point' but, (or present, Correspondent must speak fbr us: . »f « I.'U-r from- It? Ia -rkin, Btq. Siiri’^on. ' re ' lt «.fn-ni in lh>» Citn,-!at*l ...

... Angulm iste, in those articles.” . i which was worth to him much more than any NEW CO HESS. ■ other person. The German Papers speak of new Congress,' As a tolerable close to this short survey, we beg to next year by the Allied Sovereigns and leave to introduce ...

... ashore. Instead of com- thing was strangling him. Though he heard his plying he, instantly levelled his ride at Indian, friend speak to him, he could not for some time sufand shot him dead the spot. This conduct, situ- ficieotly rouse himself from his drowsiness ...

... apt to wonder, 1 must confesse before the liuing Lord, that 1 neuer heard her (when I know her spi- i rits were in passion) speake with better moderation in iyfe. You will tbinke it strange that I am thus idle, as to use an other bodies hand : I assure ...

... | stationed in St. Helena,'and was returning home- and three children. The rest tire crew were j half pay. His companions speak him with even saved. The gentleman from whom we procured enthusiastic regard, and the judgment the young these particulars ...

... nomination, .Mr, fiiTCiitus, reSrpectahle Liveryman, then addressed the Lively from the front the Rustings. Our Reporter left him speaking halfpast one o’tleck. We understand means to propose the present Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman be returned instead of Aidermen ...

... Toibooth of Edinburgh, unless she would find security not to write her childien, except under cover to the Curator Bonis,— nor to speak to them in case she accidentally met them in the street, nor to have any intercourse with them except in the presence of Mrs ...

... contents present very little to satisfy expecta - tions intelligence from any quarter that we have intercourse with. Politically speaking, those Papers have scarcely any interest; Some alteration of the existing laws in France, relative to the Liberty of the ...

... hotor: him-in | nans’s. Gladwin has-33, passengers, . phe. “Morgan Co-deleyate * | Rattler 20.. They are principally net, (we speak wi ig «| have heretofore-filled the lowest. Offices of ig’ figure) most hoporable and- manly part ¢ Towo yernment, and‘are ...

... which he was the fearer, might Well justify that depression of spirits Which appeared in their altered deportment. Generally speaking, the conduct of Brandreth is marked by a sullen reserve. In this respect he is now much as he was before the trial,' if we ...