... direction of the Old Baily. tloi nO Daring Sunday Al'Naughten maintained the same com- Ed n posure as lie had hitherto displayed, speaking as little as ior ly possible. As yet lie has said nothingabout beitg defended. me n- The witnesses for the prosecution would ...

... linren: I had no idea c a- that lie had such a soar of money as £700 1bount him ; tire tn he10 illness rwhichl I bave becn speaking of wvas about the latter sa end of November last year. 'The moment the prisoner d ral came home at iight lie rvent direct ...

... Ieas at liberty to make a choice? What tie understood by all optios the va6 ?? Mr. Duann hal said to ir. Smith, I vant to speake ii to youi on the part of your employers. I enm directed by Mr. West to pay £1200 to Messrs. England. I huve tire money by ...

... very respectalble wiliness tb Cer had been called to characier. Before he concluled he mn t di cas again take the liberty of speaking of the grossest possible care. S hut lessresi, even criminal carelessness which had bees manifested ed by tie pros sutors ...

... if she continued to get any drink, nice evould murder him-Eliza: I .r to He in a base man, thiat is all I have to say ; be speaks untruths. oths, - Corroborative testimony wres adduced, and Joseph Stead, 4 joloer, staled that he went into tire house, and ...

... corroborating this testimony, end tiler proving the amount of damage done 1o be £7 or XS; but an T luty Mr.. Jolsavols'i rising to speak for the defence, the court slopped not the ease.e leaving it doublfasl whether It was dismissed from ~their d tobeing sati ...

... hear t~he words;, I only they ceajudged, from the tone and gesture. When I said hilgh wvorde I the a, nedl meant they were speaking loudly. By ude Did you see any other blow struck besides the two you have _ act. dieseribed?'--No, only those two. By rate ...

... pertriitted to iave'doe so t( tile rnissnf evidehceherv w(ould' to rt. .hve shitwsiby his 'olvn: toitimony, it' he woueld'speak the truth, rom as; that his fotsrrh ler atlefon~a wnstlse: What is lhe.t /dgb, creulil of-: it dhlbfyoang.mal T? ?? hare as ...

... down, andtook from his person the property mentioned in the indictment. The men escaped, and the prosecutor was unable to speak to them with any degree of certainty, but on Tuesday the two prisoners at the bar went to the shop of Mr. Gally, general dealer ...

... cannot e tell without ?? you say that bills were s running to the amount of £1,000?-I should say there s were not; but I only speak from inemnory.-Now, sir, did you ever receive any letter from him (Mr. Aldridge) stating that if there were any other accounts ...

... Jackson's house. and these witness deposed were tikethose Lovetthad; they were scalloped and with a deower3; what made tme speak of these things was my not having sufficient victuals. Mr. Jackson, of Abihon-street, deposed that about the 2tils of Juice ...

... hotese to attend tothe Douglas, Kntt poekets terms of gratitude in wthich Capt. 'Mr. Wooduffe applied, o Mr. Po a Elliott speaks of the eonduct of behalf ofihe insolvent, for leave h Captain Dorglas, comtnanding tooilea petition, and stated, thrt oI hic ...