... three or four other witnesses who traced the try time up to the hour that they went to bed, and two farmers Wn were called to speak to character. ,of Mr. Archbold having replied, the Chairman summed up, I lat and the Jury, after being locked up for a considerable ...

... This was improved upon by a delegate from Li Sheffield, a dissenting preacher, who dubs himself se the Reverend Mr. Bailey. Speaking of the opera- th tives of Sheffield (in which town, it seems, he hi spouts bastard Christianity and levelling politics), ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WALTER took occasion to speak on several topics of immediate interest- }e avowed himself an advocate of a fixed duty on the Impertation of Corn, in preference either to total Repeal, or a variable dutv. This led him to speak of the League; and while ...

... great offencse, aari grie- a ously to be punished, and Lord Hale (c. 17) adopts the ,a same remark, and Hawkins (2 c. 15) speaks of refusal as of bail as an indictable offence. Blackstone, re- ? ferrinig to the ancient statue (4th book, c. 22), to the ...

... 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 ...

... was again elected as a delegate. By Mr. O'Connor-I understood that when Taylor was speaking of the people being tired, and wishing to return to their labour, he was speaking of the people of Royton. Sylvester Faraday, examined by Mr. P. Pollock-I am a policeman ...

... 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 ...

... thousands of persons, iwith certain descriptions of arms, with bludgeons, and banners, having something the appearance of [LEFT SPEAKING.] LEEDS BOROUGH SESSIONS. The Raster General Qunarter Sessions of the Peace, for this borough were opened at the Court House ...

... 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 ...