... Sit iet't ilobinson;i Thomas Plckenisgill, Stealiiig money, at Waleefil, d, der leer the property tef David Wild ; David Speak, stealig; files, at Jar ,.Heidcersfoeld, the property of Thomas i-awksworth t Thomasoha tC 11 itrsworth, ?? couniterfeit coin ...

... to such an awful extent amiotg us. (Loud cheers.) I have rio or Is doubt of the sincerity of the gentlemen who have been speaking. of I have no doubt they believe that machinery iasa a tendeircy to f r- throw men out of w ''; u have a diferntthot on la ...

... Rugby, which Fearors said he could not do, as lie owed the parish officers money; that thereupon Mr. Anstey had tffered to speak to the parish officers on the subject, to induce them to take the money by instalmesnt, which he had done, and had written ...

... rook up a poker rror the h fireside snd struck mrther four or five ?? She fell down b on the hearth, atad I never heiard her speak agasin. Father took 1 a razor from the cupboard top and cut Isis throat. Then I ran n out. a 1lee-lcoos was in theemrploy of ...

... miany ether beautiful compositions is to visit this town on Thurs- day next. The Timzes in describing his performance thus Speaks of his vocal powers :- Mr. Russell's voice is the richest baritone that we ever bad the pleasure to hear, and if in compass ...

... 2ndty.-Tlsat altlsoughs thle tsu- L tilated portissi of sthe trusik doss not safford eufficiexic evidence teo enable us to speak wilts absolute certisxssy as to the canses of death ; It we conssider clint ltsa ousply condition of the Iseart cuid large ...

... Ass aniple confessioa swouid, in saris a case, be bath Isossurable and pallissting. It is impossible fir else medical men to speak with absolsee certainty as to, the pro- rise mause of death ; but they consider that else eisapty condition ofI else heart ...

... the east of it. At that meeting lWilliam. Wood- tint :ruffe was chairmtsn; Pilling was present, and was called' the upon to speak; and yen will find from his language what)~ mres were the prospects and intentions of the parties assem- spit bled On that ...

... that there was not a case-not a single case-arising out of the disturbances of last summer; and, so far as he was able to speak positively with regard to former ussizes, there were not many more thou the usual number of cases for trial on the present ...

... this prisoner called again upon A Isis fatlher, allogisig tisat ha was watched by spies isight and day. 01) The spies did not speak, to him, but they laughed to his face end p ashook their fists, sticts, cutd umbrellas at him ; one man when he ui looked ...

... defendants wished to -address themselves to the Jury, and isad arranged esmongst tcens- 0 selvec in wihat order they sleould Speak. so ?? Jone c.-I hove no objection. d Ge'onca JU1LIEN ItARNXYce then addressed the Jury. Hie adverted ht a'to the inquiry of ...

... September d 1 fthie prisoner wnas in his shop at work, when the deceased entered, I .r and used language of a violent nature, speaking of the prisoner ii e most offensive terms. On this the prisoner took up a stick, and sith t it struck the deceased, who fell ...