... hat y'tbodie: be bried within the',precincts or .e gaol;, and may the Lord have mercy on your, souls.' Tha learned Judge in speaking the con- 4=, cI 4~ ~ ~ jec~d~and were . :PFrivi, y~a eJ~thi; 'Pe..brouaryi, for. the nurder of S ?? oetg N~ena ipaSe, ?? ...

... mmy mother during ,the st six weeb 'that eh~psed from the' time'ie first aaked bi tnpmo. arry bim., I vwas.in the habit of speaking gi ' ?? about the.busintss of the h1nse- i.Nothing w i but qoninon coniepation occurred between us after |ii r tlr~ararrage ...

... was- the condition of pauper female children after they leftthe workhouse to shift foruthemselves P Did they not, generally speaking,' become prostitutes antd* reprobateo ? and was it not a well-known fact, that females in the three degrees ef grandmother ...

... 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 ...

... to the ?? tno close, aid the fec't trwards,;the'stair; ~btl*istders ieturncd ipistaire. and shut.the door. eat 1,he'omau speaking in a very, lewvoice ns vy, weq up s~taiys. Witpess could .not nay; what- We t~oioght of the affair, she was so much confused ...

... then bX wil raiitssedduced jier; when she found herself preg- Want, she ?? the matter to him, and he %hji~'P.ai64 hi weould speak to his father arid they hohl4'bc iarned. 'When she next raav him she irntifiifd tlfi cirnumstancie to him, and he said his ...

... one- them, and rbbbed of her nek 6adt }. Sbe took occasion to say something, w len o abe D. maen said, ' D-U:thee, ifthou speak ,asn b et7 e knife here, and I'll run it io tbee, Th !sen e took out of her pockets al' ' .oney, eoaasistibg of ir balf.a-crpw'n' ...

... The s4peaker iii srat down amid loud.,cheer, aftdr seconding the a;1 resolution. ' 'I Mr. Lurrrswv saiJ, I am unprepared to speak to LAt e1the resolution, hut, -in the meantime, I wllt not be V n0ln a hssubject 9sone thatiliterests every mani.E If one6 ...

... a stick likea piece of peeled i so oadc. A stone was thrown, which went past his head through tbe shop windoww. Could not speak nt exctct tbetime. It might be between live and s__ .; it was dark. Some one called out toi the mob, What the devil are sveo ...

... Sidebottom said no person could condole more than he did for the destitute poor. The person alluded to was called in; he could not speak as to the amount he had received; he had four children, one that had worked, and he had reg'ular wages. What he AIr. Sidebottom ...

... obstruct the execution of the laws, and in different parts of the said discourse did then and there unlatwfully and seditiously speak, ptiblish, and address to the said persons so present and assembled in the said meet- ing-house, and in their hearing amongst ...

... said he had witnesses to prove that'he was th not ihere last night. Mr. MAVDo (to the prisoner)-.Therro were wit. nesses who speak positively tohis being there: one of the witnesses bdd seen him in the davlight, and Al I had heard him give the word ofcommand ...