... and not Hunt, who has really claim for the indulgence his Counsel now seeks. Mr. Justice Park. —Let Mr. see the affidavit ; speak in tenderness to the prisoner, and, if possible, let all unnecessary disclosures avoided. Mr. Lord, objection publicity ; if ...

... Edsctvarc. was afterwards hcvotid by the landlord of public-bouse called • hut fro that time till reached the of uo one could speak positively his with the esceptum of o.m landlord of public huuse, who could prove seeing Umt with his S i'rohert went down ...

... shall direct. Two constables were then sworn To keep the some safe and convenient accommodation, and net speak them thctusi Ives, or allow others speak them, touching the matter iu issue, without the leave the Court. The Court was then adjourned to nine ...

... principal, indeed now, their only Orator, talks tyranny in language which, being suffered with impunity, disproves the assertion. speaking of the insurrectionary spirit which has almost devastated the South of Ireland, and quell which, certain legislative enactments ...

... bowed the Bench, Icaucd over the bar speak some one who was near him, which did his usual maimer. Soon after he passed Hunt, who was his right, leaned over towards the box where our Reporter was, and said, tv wish to speak word one of the Gentlemen there, ...

... the Patieut, but removes that unpleasantness the month with which Fever is generally accompanied.— Thus their utility tu who speak in public must be obvious. almost needless state the Lozenges are perfectly innocent. Sold in Boxes, 1 fid. each, Messrs. Phillips ...

... are made known, the L'ltra Journals have seized this to talk about at pleasure. elections are passed by as quite secure, to speak the scptennality, which is thought of only with regret for having opposed it. The intrepid champions unequal divisions property ...

... of his purification. Even that excellent man, the Archbishop of Cambray, his posthumous book, called bis Spiritual Works, speaks of the necessity this purifying fire, for good Christians to burn out the remnant of self-love, by teaching them patience ...

... never fail, although the story is familiar every school boy, excite deep and powerful interest. Of Mr. performance, we cannot speak but it: terms the highest approbation. is improvement, since last visited our boards, is truly ami not hesitate pronounce hint ...

... the mistakes makes, and how flagrant the imposition which lie would pass, appears. The Morning Post of yesterday vauntingly speaks of having had Special Reporter at Hertford during the late trials, and up to the denouement. had taken every precaution ...

... satisfied!—l forgive every body—l die peace with all mankind; and that is all 1 wish should go forth to the world! When speaking to him on this subject previously, the Rev. Chaplain told him— 44 wish not extract any confessiou from you—a squeeze the ...

... loyal, and ! quite refreshing, after the mawkish and dawdling meetings which were held during the year One die ! to find men speaking out—to find and fearlessly giving utterance those feelings devote 11 loyadtv the (row a, and firm the (Constitution, the ...