... by Surgeon Pope about four inches above the wrist, during which time the man seemed in good spirits, and was occasionally speaking to the Surgeons, He was then conveyed to a respectablelodging-hodse in tile town. SURGPON GOSs.-We are requested to inform ...

... undergo the sad change he was about to meet. When he was placed on the bench by the side of Newitt and Sandford, he requested to speak to Mr. Sheriff Ward, and that gen- tleman having gone towardshim, he said:- Gentle- men, I do not believe that I know any ...

... maintain themselves; their conduct was very pru- dent ; they were reserved in their manner, and wit- ness seldom saw theti to speak to them, except when sent for; they kept no company; at first they gene- rally walked out twice a day, but latterly they went ...

... motives in ,frig to permit Mr. Brady, a learned gentleman 1,,tn they highly respected both as a lawyer and an ,olourable ran, to speak during the trial of Doh erty jte bailiff for the assault on Master Whitworth; but ?? case was so very trifling in itself, and ...

... had been conversirng with Mrs. Tierney in the drawing- room; and, wishing to see Mr. Tierney, I proceeded to the library to speak\to him. His servant an- nounced me, and I entered and saw him sitting in his chair in the attitude ofsleep. No one was in the ...

... used to fetch up his cows about five in the evening; a woman named Sarah Fowler is living, and I have heard that she could speak to seeing Hemming, the morning after the murder, go towards Oddiuoley from the Trench Wood. William Smith-In the month of June ...

... she had the articles she got in d the shop in a basket concealed under her cloak; I Yu did not know them before; I saw them speaking to fc each other; but I don't know what they were saying; tl I followed them to Britain-street; Henry Hyatt se and Rebecca ...

... witness, who ran uip White Wine-street, where he met deceased coming against him; he put his hand to his breast, but could not speak to him from agitation; did not see Byrne stabbed. John M'Grath, brother to last witness, proved to having seen two men pursue ...

... Garrick, by Thomas Davies, the bookseller, who figures so frequently in Boawell's Johnson, published in 17S0, the worthy man, speaking of several plaits which had been pro- posed for the establishment of a theatrical fund, says, a Va- rious plans have been ...

... following; my master usually went to church about half past ten; Mr. Furnell came about a quarter past eleven; I heard him speak in the par. lour, and heard my mistress's voice there also; my fellow-servant was at home also ; the door was shut; there is ...

... l;im previously; he was then lying in his bed wounded; had a conversation with the deceased touching his death; on his first speak- ing to him on the offence lie had committed against the laws of God, by going out to fight a duel, he said he conceived according ...

... was not worth his while to get off his horse to horsewhip Thomas, but he would banish any man out of his parish who would speak to him. Upon this witness retired; but the defendant and 'his party remained on the ground. Two days after this occurrence ...