... of tinder a odeluoion oof the grassest silpersaltion. Tlo ehild, though four t years olo, rotol oseither stand, svalk, 0(r speak (it was thoghlt to be e folory struork) aod tioe graooindother ordered thle prisonter anod Manry CilH- d ford to batte situ ...

... Castaing protested hsis innacenoc to the last, thougis with loss veltemence tban 4 ttn the delivery of his sentence. The faculty speak in i very harsih and unmeasured terms of Dr. Pellaton,. I wlto neither described with care and accuracy, what he hinssell'observed ...

... Orton-ice wished to speak to Mr. Parkois. 'He turned frosts me, asid went tospilkto Jackson, uneof Mr. Walker's waiters, ind I went to the door of Mr. Parkiiies office, which I held in isy hand, and told him Mr. Ortns wasted to speak with hlis. Orton had ...

... tcleedidnt was a mant of eirv ctrnslriernle ttleno arll lifortiatlotl, atnd likewise of great e. Y contplistimetusr, petrelly speaking he Wtos aItr, is the .sry shoull :- a b rintleIed, it iir of mlite trati ordinary pretenoirna ti jpirrity'of Csi roIlictL- ...

... Forrcsfs to inqusire if they hanl soes, his watch, but without Atintig tbat lie hnd beetn robbed of it. Witltss could stot speak to the liersons of assy of the men who had robbed him-he said he was sore he hail the watch when lie left tile pssblic-housse ...

... TucwErTT, a lad 16 years of age, t ae son o an architect, waS near Cumberlandgate when the s aone were thrown: lie saw an officer speak to some soldiers, then ride towards Tyburrn-gate, turn rotund, and fire in the direction of deceased : deceased immediutely ...

... England, and prevent the excuittion of the nn- 'fortunate yoatli'who was doomed to suffer on Tuesday next. :He continued speaking for some time. Tapley, Ellis, Garton, and Smith wvere attended to the scaffold by a Dissenting Minister. They conducted them- ...

... order otherwise. 'lhe prisoner, when hie was about to be removed from the bar, complaited tiast he had nut becrs allosed to speak, and that it .was not fair that they should give buth the question a;d answer. Ile ftrjher stsrted, Oat fie hid sutniomned ...

... to observe, tiot lire uiiderstood ian afidiivit swss lo be made, WI Ci 0' hailbeen this day inuiteshoo~ing ttiat, strictly speaking, er e e tiid beet' some torfeitiret huIIt, eatiocly ovcerliuoking ng tilit nircu' atnotue, it hail ieon osworo Itit this ...

... they caerre, ray sister So fretted very tenth. She scent oasd lay doter oas the bed; estal ` see could harshly get her to speak ll i aght: all chat shre said was, that she seas a broker-n oei il in ohsaedse Ms i-oolly for three or fsour dayo, to cthe ...

... turtned tut ti be Mr. ?? Diekinuso, to wholistlte dseeritcd the parstins of the tniet ho land robbed him. Wittinss could nust speak With ally degree of certainty t) tony of the pirssonters exoept Jatties Coiter. ?? Festwi. Dicktinson is a ?? lit ?? was reterising ...

... Marsiand and Soil mankinrg ten and eleven days a wek each, necessarily averagingggrert wuges; and the ?? of wbicd we are speaking will, at tire proserlt six weeks' excise sisling, piy duties aroaeuntisg to urpwarciisirf X£iO6.000. Far tbie lsr nine mentts ...