... his Novel. The passage whicls ap- pears to have excited the ire of the defendants to the greatest extent are as follows :-Speaking of Berkeley Castle, the reviewer says, Bit in the present case, how absolutely dis- gustiig is the conduct.of Mr. Grantley ...

... kept by a person named Woolley, and whilst so occupied, the defendant, a very stout athletic roan, came in, and began to speak of thie break- ing of some windows. The plaintiff regretted that such an occurrence should have taken place, but said it was ...

... Burton Field driving 20 ~ lsheep. I purchased them of him, I remember a sais named It Jost Eldia tiassing us; lie did not speak to the prisoner. I gave 41s. cact for the 20. 1 gave the prisoner an order on e my brether for the money. It lohn El iln deposed-I ...

... e readers of t the Packet deprecate the conduct of that paper exceedingly jfor the course they have pursued, I know it; I speak from authorityll___________I_ 11 CAUTION.-On Monday, before Messrs. e Parker arid Ceekman, Theodore 1Henry Fawktes was ,f brought ...

... him-some- Wv where on time beck. Harrison took the deceased up, cc and carried him into the house; the deceased could er not speak. When Hrrrisoh toolc him up he cried Li out Oh! Deceased was out playing on Wed- lit neaday. dt The Prisioner-You was sadly ...

... circumstaance happened it winter, autumns, or SPring. lte.ex aminiod: Ilekeptutienemorandumn of the circunistance. Ile could not speak to the months. Dih not knows tehen winter ended or wrien spring began. Airs. Alum-p Wilson examined by M1r. Bliss;- Slse keeps ...

... point of elevation. reii ar, While the flrgt i kt, of 'the tragedy was in performance, not n rn F iesehr,%i, whobad been speaking with rapidity arid volubility' pointi nd to the persons near him, kept his eyes averted from the scaf. Sird. - fold,[lie ...

... mucous cost di of the stomach; he found also, spenaing from the test, a hit considerable quantity of aloes; lie-would not speak positively 'of to their containing sny other ingredient -than cee. -- These va tvio in combination -vould malte a very drastic ...

... gratification lie . had received from attending their meeting of the pre- a vious night. He was, he assured them, literally B speaking, one of themselves, an operative, receiving I not so muei for his labour as some of those before him, and that all that he ...

... on one occasion llis loruiship staid more than tiree hours. r Cross-examined by the Attoraey General-W.itt I have I been speaking to is four years ago. Miss Nortotv rasresiding t at the plaintiffs at this time - she was a great invalid, and f was generally ...

... retiring from the bar, Mr. MILNeR etntered the court, and handed to Mr. Baron Parke a list of persons *who were in attendance to speak to his character. The fullowing gentlemen were then severally called, and examined by the Judge to the folIo % ing effect. ...

... appeared pin to ,pause for a reply. Bu t not receiVing ni a~,irling' that eli he CMr. Hillt) was iet nwigta i Opriurity Of thi speaking Iwoulul coerti, 'h~became animaeted, minilpointed out, thd'aufferings of-IrII1 dlivot ii glowhingteims,-u 0chth yoirid say ...