... and that these two condemned persons communicated With each other. It I,vould be therefore, true to say, that prison- walls speak; and by following the clue of these vile creatures, justice may develope-thelaorrible -mysteries which- this affair presents ...

... may be fit to publish, or, in case of his declining to do so, to put them ! under the judgment of Mr. Brougham, of whom he speaks in high terms. He states his intention to bring up his male offspring to his own profession at the bar, or else tlo commercial ...

... his friends Charlea-street, Hatluu-gardeii, know of the accident; his daughters came see him; he knew them, but could not speak they.. I not know who the horse belonged ; I understand i» ***»*[”' the chaise the turopike; was stopped at 81. Gileses Church ...

... were true to God, but for themu» selves ere only. frame of them the world hath r, oiie, er s; mercy and justice scorn them Speak them, but look and pass them e[J )oets now came t0 the shore of n !, ' r) ver which they were fera 0 °' I .' S boat and then ...

... saw Lis manly bosom heave As bursting, it were trying. Mrethought I should like to see him weep, For Tears give relief as speaking, And sadly they feel who silence keep, ‘Till their sorrowing heart is breaking Fixed was the orb of his dark brown cye, On ...

... arranged the plot some mode of communication they had in prison. If this so, may truly say, walls have ears and dungeons can speak.’ In following the snares spread by these vile creatures, justice will yet have unveil the horrible mysteries which ibis case ...

... dangerous condition; surrounded by a large family of young children, and has a wife in the greatest distress—he is not able bi speak. The Jury sat for a length of time, and after a few remarks f the Cumin, they Monad a verdict of Accidental Death. Yesterday ...

... said the Ambassador, your words will hr reported his Majesty.--- Whit ! replied he, .hall my tongue he tied from speaking truth by any King or Emperor in the world? I repeat what I asserted, and maintain its veracity. Silence ensued,-and all ...

... arrival of the Grand Duke Alichel at Dunagbadee, and gave a detailed account tit his reeeptimi there. Ihe Paris papers began to speak confidently of the evacuation of France by the Army of Occupation. - 27. The Lord Mayor sa.d.tu have tendered his barge for ...

... good site for town, nor convenience for machinery at future day; and to add to this, he and Flower are variance and never speak to each other. Flower left wife in England; but since his residing in this country has married the young woman Birkbeck brought ...

... to be his companion in penance. Carthuin Ruidhe agreed to his proposal, on condition that he would never open his lips to speak, except when celebrating mass, which they were to perform alternately. In this manner they lived together many days, till the ...

... to say to me, speak it open' ly before all these folks, for I fear nothing you can say to me, or against me, but that I am willing ail the world should both see and hear it* and, therefore, speak your minds Then began my lord to speak her in Latin. ...