... not sworn for years. The beadle’s son said he Mr. Dexter use the oic- * . . ~ . . The (kroner then observed, that properly speaking, he alone wa? the person to decide what should be done, but he had no objection put it the jury, whether »hould Indict Mr ...

... was evidently a struggle to maintain fortitude which he did not feel. After had taken his scat, he arose, and requested to speak with Mr. Sheriff Ward, which being complied with, he spoke thus:— Gentlemen.—l do not know any of you, but must say I think ...

... the President anti offering the collection, in cience, to the trustees of tf‘ manuscripts arc at prese of the society whu speaking, accessible • lis will be the case when d- i. There they will them ; whilst the Royal .S ...

... Humphreys's work should be consulted. the delays and expenses attending suits in equity, it it more venturous fur him to speak. He has read, with the greatest attention, the Report of the Commissioners, and many the examinations.” He conjectures, that ...

... between those two awful epochs Is but time of torture, which the more it is shortened the better for thesufferer. Neither speak without regard to the duly of repentance hut allowing time for repentance allowing time for ainfulness also, in thought and ...

... these manuscripts are at prese M placed, they are foreign the obiects the society whu J possesses them, and, comparatively speaking, accessible • but few person*; the reverse this will be the case when d posited In the national collection. There they will ...

... death. The f’nitamn party are quite chapfallen; many of them have left the country fearing miahapa. The public prints now speak of Durrego as an * illustrious victim’ or * martyr,’ * the pacificatorot the republic,’ Kc.f*/ is to do him justice ...

... custody. The three shawl® were produced,and were of the most showy description. The prisoner, who at first affected not to speak English, on hearing that the cose was aiiout to sent to the sessions, ihei. declared that the complainant was mistakei* the ...

... those certain last-named expen’cs meet in addition the landlord, the tithe owner, parish- rate colhctor, be* ask if, since speak in* tr.-nerallv, rents, tithes, and taxes, hare not doubled parish rates lie not in all rases doubled, in some trebled, and ...

... number of lives and property to great amount would be saved, —XorfUk Chronicle. .Madam* Shakerly, of whom we had occasion to speak last week, is distinguished several pcculiariitos independent of her beauty. the Parisian ball-rooms she considered one of ...

... Catholic priest not being recognised by law of Fnglsnd, this female could not be considered the wifr of the defendant legally speaking, and therefore he could not becompellrd niaintairs Iter, but inu»t pay for the support of tlie child which she now swore ...

... le enthusiasm naraJ spirit forgot, or despised, the swful but col rity power, which in rain attempted to freeie But shall speak more particularly of the battle in place ; I come now to our advance towards it. In our voyage Gibraltar, we encountered 8 ...