... position, with his shirt sleeve tucked up, and his left arm bound round. He was quite dead. Mr Stevens, surgeon, deposed, that upon an examination of the deceased, he found an incision in his left arm, in the usual place of bleeding, apparently made by a ...

... reverted to LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S notice about the Blj SHOP of EXETER, aud being interrupted by cries which iutii mated that this was an irrelevant topic, turned the tables his assailants by observing how irrelevant, iu that case, LORD j JOHN'S notice must ...