... years ; ?? acquainted with his person. (f John Crane — Knows Joshua Slado. I'pon ° ne j* casion witness and prisoner were speaking togetbe r robbery which had been committed upon Mr. . -ff house, and Slade said, that he, Slade, could op«*n c lock upon ...

... returned from Bartholomews-hospital, where his wife w_s, and the surgeons gave directions that no person should be allowed to speak to the poor woman in her present state. He understood that rhe was not better. ...

... Ow. if. a landowner speak in favour of agriculture, his sentiments are held to be of no value because he speaks from persona) interest. If a . . 'est India proprietor speak in favour of the West Indies, or a Bank director speak in favour of the IJ^nk ...

... reason to suppose that there is an involun- tary oversight in this statement. The journal in ques- tion doubtless intended to speak of the capture of . f 0 Algerine corsairs, which have been stopped . v our cruisers just as they were endeavouring to . et ...

... though not authentically confirmed, obtains some credence. ..J 6 61 -*™ 1 Tou,on has the following passage :— The journals speak of the intention of the Pacha of Egypt to render himself Independent. I have long re- ceived communications on this subject ...

... , and ?? prison of Changsha, the chief city of the province The loss of lives is represented as considerable. Hif Majesty speaks of the distress with commiseration, pod directs the usual relief afforded by government in *uch cases. The bear*r Iteats ...

... INTELLIGENCE — This Day, There was much less activity displayed in Mincing- lane this morning than on Tuesday last, and generally speaking, the prices of colonial produce are rather lower, although some large orders have been received from Holland, for the purchase ...

... d him, and demanded to be heard in person. The First President — You have counsel. ?? — l choose to defend myself. Let me speak, or withdraw immediately. AI. Pii;et (to his cheat.)— Let me explain the case. -Haubreuil — When yon have done that, the court ...

... some effect in that respect may be inferred from the fact, that latterly the deceased's daughter was known occasionally to speak to and of her mother in a tone of acerbity, wholly at variance with her former devoted attachment. Indeed, her whole life seems ...

... positive answers. Speaking an this subject one Mt opening the body of ono of the na- he told 111:3 to sec if i men had not one bone more than the usual number in their necks, which pi-evented them from holding up their heads and speak- ing out. At the ...

... between the two rooms in Robinson's house. There were many holes in it. A person „„ ( ,iie side might easily hear a person speaking on the other side. The head of the bed was clos,* to the partition where the holes were. I.he partition was lath and plaster ...

... in tumultuous times. On one side we see under the flag of Mr. Canning, Captain the Earl of Hopetoun, (supposing the I Times speaks true), Rear-Admiral Sir William Johnstone Hope, Bart., his uncle by marriage, and near relation by blood, and John Hope, Esq ...