... , much leon to a publica,,, hot srg whose conduct is of course looked after. Mr. Falreloagh himself, Su( toif here, coaid speak to the fact I believe. There isave been three or leo W four times several large tabs of sludge poaised down at the tots Of ...

... between a man being drunk and sober.-When is a man not drunk?.By G. H. Seymour, Esq. Undersheriff- If a man could stand and speak without prompting, he should be permitted to vote.. By-Taylor, Esq. a mine host of the Fox.- He was what we call fresh ...

... public niert- ab ings, antl which, apparently soithout any foundatiun In truth, iv lid beets published io the newspapers. ite speaks, however, from n his own oboervation of the distress to which isimete migrants from ?? the southl ua E,,gland hsd been exposed ...

... Armtogs h druggist,-into the shop. Wheii they took him hrIhad I a mant say lie fell down, and I wenit up andsad hd seen two men speak to him, and one of them had struck him. 0 They ran away towards the Old Dock. The man Struck It with his hand. Ilbelieve the ...

... home In about a quarter of an hour. When lian I reached the esid of Addorley-street, I spoke to cd a 9rse. sInowles; whuile speaking, I saw the prisoner to to stand at his own esitry, and exllgly ppposite. All euld the neiglhosurs *ere then lo Kinsg at the ...

... stuck it into her thigh. She was much huit, and was under the care of a surgeon. She never saw prisoner before, and did not speak a word to him. He was fresh, but knew what he was about. Prisoner said, if he did anything of the sort, he was sorry for it ...

... say what : did. My dear sir, you stand aconvicted mur- derer by the verdict ofa jury of your country, arid as such I must speak of you, as you have laid no evidence before the Secretary of State to disprove the charge.-Greenacre: But you have said a good ...

... He addressed a'meeting of Pre. pi eursors on Monday, at the Corn Exchange. Mr. tb n O'Connell did nat appear, and did aot speak, in s- good spirits. He - tonfessed tbatthbe Precursors. e were not so numerous as Ise had hoped they would' h - be; ;and that ...

... question. Mr. Austin-Do you think an an'wer to the question would tend to crimisate you? I want a yes or no. The witness said, speaking before the committee he 'hould say, yes. [The ritness again withdrew.] IMr. Tranggham referred to Roger's buck, and Mr. Austin ...

... ?? He also lia a key, and -sometimies lockeds hislf in; I then went towards uiy desk; (intebding im2tdediately to go and. speak to Mellie, but while v was about to open my desk, I thought I heard some one coming behind, and was in the act o turnimg round ...

... the motst neditious de- ltr seriprian, revllistg the Government and the laws, of which all teen, ed If they speak in public at all, ought to speak with retprct ; advising ins the procurement of arms nader the pretence of self defance, bat no. clearly for ...

... them rattling the Jr] te bottles of liquor. They came in about half-pest twelve, and left about half-past two ; but I can't speak ezactly,Sa as they stopped the clock. Before they went away, they cal led at the foot of the stairs to ask if the girl was ...