... a next tss an Impossibility to believe that all the witnesses are C e speaking to the same woman and to the same transaction. Gen- 05 tlicmen of the Jury, if tisey are ali speaking to the same woman. It y then you misnI believe one set of witnesses and ...

... think it was Intro-c I'duced in Mr. William Hirst's factory. But I was speaking I of power looms interfering 'with your weaving. I think a four or five years since: I am now speaking of broad cloth. But Your wages had begun to decline long before fthat ...

... , 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... question was borne our a by appearances, and conceiving that Lady Flora might have been privately married, I felt much desire to speak to her at once upon the he subject; but circumstances occurred which prevented my carrying this wish into effect, and rendered ...

... other side, doselt at much length on thehardsh!p to which the defendant had beer. put, by the wit. nesses not being able to speak accurately to any date, and Mr. WonTTSeY said the real ground of complaint siti respect to the dates was, that after ?? attention ...

... minmates I Tire Coroner severely reprimanded the woman for tire disgiace. ful fatsehoods she bed told, and said if she would net speak the truth, lite would lake means eo coorpel her. A greet tumbher of questionsr were subsequently 15u5, mainly to elicit the ...

... average number, especially eonsiderllng ton the season of the year. He might also remarl that tile offences, the generally speaking, were ir a very light character. There wzs only nie class of canses sn which he should Ihiuk it necessary toi offdr any to ...

... embarked at Ostend during the last week as volunteers in the service of Don Pedro. LrsnoN.-We hear thbt the advices from Lisbon speak so of time excessive rage of the Mignlelites at the presencs o the British fleet, and loud threats of telc assassination of ...

... geotlemea ivere preseat conanected atn with tire 1o551 ca ommittre, weho hie doubledinet Would hrc readly nod willbig ru~ed to speak onl the sabjert. they M. THOMPSON, £01. chairman of tlhr Irlile committee, came for- rjj Ward madsail, tsr was rather disposed ...

... the rib. an .e At the close of the case for the prosecitior, the prisoner's mother sai ir appeared In the wiltness box to speak to the chiaracter of ber son. She Isa made a very pathetic appeal in his behalf, saylng that he was a good ex It and kind son ...