... some tilme back ; she told Mr J.arnett iClestes' exg pressionl, mit night, after the murder; never heard tiue ib4mlretf't speak about the parson ; nev0eve had 'any- cosiveitsatidilt witih 'Iew'es: Mrs Perkins brought a horse bridled and saddledi the same ...

... if the 2s. (id. boxelf luid the prisoner beckoned me from the pit, to) come tuid speak wlth hiin. I did so ait thle box door, l e said Ia frlend di his watited fto speak to me ]i ii ls house in 311ackutt Street. I rather hesitated b. Itl onl being preased ...

... eiasble huli to do Whith the property ais hi! pleasps. EX'ii- tid by :11v Itighaiim. rtbe dutnistanee that lod Mr Barniet to speak Iii this way to me was this:il was senxt for toyhir B.'s hollseC to do soikilethiiig toii dranw-well. Th'e ohl gele~mat ob- ...

... kiep, as they, might be (if Ilse to him, butt they were not evidence Iin ?? present shalpe. Havillg r no other witnesses to speak to his chiarlteter', the judge 01uimn11ed up the evidence, anid thle jury returned a verdict tif guilty. Sentence of death ...

... lie IVas told hte wolid be trainsplortedl for lif c. Sententce of' deltil a 'is adso ?? a gainst. William Smith, Thomias Speak, uuid Fredlerick ()dlielll, ?? ia hlrglary at Skiptont against Johi WMhite for a1 similar olt''tce at I ligh loytlantid uluillst ...

... came home in March last. Saw her there on Sunday the 21st ofthat month: she appeared to be but poorly, but wit- ness did not speak to her that day. On the next morning, wit- ness ,iaw her again, when the prisoner said she had been very ill all night, with ...

... his Lordshjp ioain con Vained of the noisep glpd told the door-keeper tbat tit seemed of nouse to speak to itim; but, if tile noise continued, he shoukI speak to his successor. Mul ST. JoEx LoNc._-Jr St. John Long was taken before Mr Alderman Farebrother ...

... Which tire letter g'xclindvety did. His lordship also o%-cr-riried this Object- tion; ad MCsotsot ten pocededto call ?? to speak to thre prisone~r's character, xvo spoke rery favoutrably of himl. ir his -r'capltrrlatlort, iris lordship skld he coan I not ...

... about an btoon', when thle surgeon of tihs hospitai clime, arid ordered Noirris to~ he taken to the Castie. Witness ciiuld not speak as to tue prisonuer's ch~araccter'. Cr'oss-exam~ined by Alii Archbolid. t, reqnen'tly, the mknuof one company do riot know ...

... order was given its the course oftthat cvening, to fire in his presence; that the acts of' violence to which he was able to speak, were tie breakitig of hindows, w hict happened from time to time, nud the wouatd- big of soldiers atnd cooistahcs, sltom hte ...

... tbat proper exertiosns hild bess oised to find out ayv ?? Jois ItHeroill; bit. onl a wititess iirm id Wake being called, to speak to tbat fuet, lie said there tau a third Johti Heron living in North Shields, a respectable shipwtier; and Mr Crerssiell having ...

... speech of' July to, constituting part of the alleged libel. After some en- consiuma on Sir John NiehDl'S conduct as judge, in speaking of the petition, hie says that the petition was Tiot that of the par- ties whose signature it bore, but was that of a ...