... were produced)-and she could speak positively as to the camlet cloak plaid gown, pincushion, and pocket. She could not ! positively speak as to the shift-and petticoat, the latter of which lhad marks of blood; but she could speak with certainty to the shawl ...

... took somethingout of a drawer, which witness afterwards discovered to have been a razor; he went out of the room without speaking, and in five mi- nutesafter the witness heard the servantgirl screech out,and the witness ran into the yard, where he saw ...

... and several speaking to 'them ; saw AIrs. D. writ- ing; there were half a dozen in the room getting papers signed by- both Mlr. and birls. D.; saw Mtrs. D. giving money at the a door to some of the persons assembled ; he saw prisoner speaking to Sirs. D ...

... heard him speak to Mr. Gibbons. i-'Irou-exarnined by- Mr. DitON-1 was in company e oret~emnirigawir *'slt pelioe wiv~were exeamjnedon R yi, R tiTsl. bud- did dont speak ha word about the trial of yesterd y, nor-did . beesr any of the police speak of it; ...

... M'Bride, and then speaking to him in French, was very likely to be considered as an insult by him ? Mr. O'Dwyer He might certainly, but I did not intend it. The words I used in French were, The true way to learn French is to speak with girl-. A. witness ...

... course of the morning she was questioned, but she suffered so much from d pain and weakness that she was scarcely able to speak; but at intervals the following particulars were elicited front her :-That her name was Elizabeth Ann Clarke; she was 1- a ...

... recommen- dainto'his. parishioners not to speak to plaintiff;, saw defendant ring the hell, quench the, candles, and close the book, at ?? the congregation seemed to feel considerably, and did-not bear de- ?? spe~ak of her since.. Cross-examinied by Mr. Woulfe ...

... she having bad three illegitimate children. There was nothing in the evidence to show that the conduct of the deceased, in speak- ing of religion, he having been a ?? ought to induce the court to believe the testator was insane. It was onlv a desire to ...

... the hemorrhage of the blood, which was flowing from his iman- gled neck. His eyes were fixed and glassy, he was not able to speak,. and died in the utmost agony in about an houf after the entrance of the surgeon. A bloody razor lay by the side of the munderer ...

... It was e signed by two persons who exulted in peppering her face for life, and blowing her eye out, for venturing to e speak ill of their country; and intimated that a packet by which this revenge was to be effected would be sent to her lby the Parcels ...

... try to speak to hbe driver;, it stopped at a publiclboue for ae fwi minutes; it proceeded to Moats, and stopped at Mr. Carr's; witness wanted p nerto.et :her out on the road to go back; prisoner alone waes in she chbise with wit. nessg; did speak and make ...

... the Military Road with rom* other boyaonhtbatevening; saw prisoner speaking to some gentlemen in a field ; saw him shortly after in Stevenr'-lane, behind the burying ground. speaking to a car boy, who immediately back-ed his car to the wall ; saw prisoner ...