... minister who has taken the Vows required at holy orders that freedom of action which a laymanmway lawfully use. We'are here lb speaking of the fair construction, and n'ot discebsting the a policy of a law. Now, that this is the law of England 3 at present 'would ...

... are to love our neighbours as otirselves, are we not ? f can't do that-I love my self a good deal better. Arnd that after speaking of a clergyman who, hie said, might be known for the fact of his comning snesking or skulking into another man'sa parish ...

... the baby's throat. The circumstances which transpired on the coroner's inquest were proved ; and tihe witnesses agreed in speaking of the kindness of the girl's disposition, and the fondness of Mr. Ffinch's children for her. It ap-c peared that she had ...

... came to our roffice, as stock and share-brokers. I introduced bins to our a manager. I never naw him before. He wished to speak rrespecting the sale of some slack, and wished to know our Iterms. On Thursday The 2nd of August be called again,I ,about three ...

... could come near him. Most prsoD i, debt have an instinctive perception of that vicious ocit Of animal, and the gentleman we speak of possessed anc iledilre sagacity that helped hicm to baffao the keenest Of ?? claot For a long time he succeeded in avoiding ...

... effect :-I dlid not know the weomnu the deceased wos speaking to last night. I sever saw the womnan before. I do not know a woman of the name of Cornall, neither do I know Jessie Cornell. I did not speak to the woman. I was at homea working yesterday. I ...

... come into Chapman's with some - dishes.-George Ray sworn-I was at Chapman's e beer shop hoaen Cooper camne in and asked to speak toW. Rhodes. I wvasshewvnisome dishes on Monday, and marked ten. Oni Monday night about eight o'clock I was on the Humber Bank ...

... of place, the whigs are unable to appreciate such traits of true patriotism; and hence their lying, slandering, and evil speaking, upon the occasion. MORE LIBERAL PURITY. TnE citizens of York have found, during the last three or four weeks, large sums ...

... that the dog was so tightly muzzled as not to on allow a finger being pet into his mouth, and. witnesses ties were called to speak to that as a fact;- hut ho -was re. tiol minded. by the court of the wide marks en the arm of the complainant. He replied that ...

... about to be sworn to answner truly to all such questions as shall be put to you; you are about to take an oath that you will speak the truth. Mrs. Burgess-Oh, the thruth is it ye mnane, sir; shure an' I'll spake the thruth,-divel a lie in it. (Laughter.) ...

... (that for £S60, mentioned above) was a forgery; the body of the cheek wns l the hand writing of Zdrein AdamlSon; he Could not speak Wo the wrltium at the back of it. CroS5.cxamilued by Pr. Galloway, who defended the pri- soner.-i will swear this check hba ...

... been very violent. Mr Collison, the clerk of the arraigns, observed that one of thle jurymen knerv tire prisoner, and could speak to his state of minid. AIr Justice Patteson-Weli, I see no reason why a juryman should not give his evidence ripon stich a ...