... in fence said that lshe had bought the earticles at the same he time as the other goods, and that the young man did ~1-not speak the truth. She was fully committed fvr uf trial. it ASSILULTIs A FELLOw APPRENTICE.-Williamani he Ray, a Young lad in the employ ...

... turning round to see who it was she began to abuse him so that he came back to the magistrates. Mrs. Silverivoud-Didyou not speak to ate frst ? Mr. Grcock-You stopped tee, and I asked you what you wanted. liMrs. Silverwood-You said you did not know that ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Gresham, and Mr. Thompson. GERMAN SsUoGLsis.-Edward Gasper and George Schraiher, two Germans, the former a bricklayer, speak- ing English fluently, and the latter a tailor, having an imperfect knowledge of the language, were charged with having a quantity ...

... she st, vwas in the prison~yard, saw the other prisoner, and be immediately said, There is nty husband, let me~go and ity speak to him. The officer, however, could not allow ,im her to do so. At tha conclusion of the case for the prosecution, he Mr. ...

... leaning on the rails opposite his house. Thinking the man to be drunk, he ordered him off. He then found out that he was speaking to a policeman, who began to abuse him, and another policeman coming up, they seized hold of him and endeavoured to take ...

... ntelanclsoly ansd literal (3 fulfilincnt of the wife's dream, The poor fellow lived a few S hours after the accident, but did not speak. The misfortune, sad as it was, did not cnd here. The daughter, seeing her i fattier fall, jumped out to his assistance, but ...

... of his dairghlters at the whi sciool, some remarks had been tiade; and Meadamie to i rmaire, on this occasion, resolved to speak plainly to net tie duke. Sire told hirm tirat, althir u b sie hid no abu corirplairt to mrkle ot Mdlle. de Lozy, sire should ...

... school. masters Latin, and prepared students for ordination; taught clergymen to read the Liturgy, and Lancashire men to speak English; yet, with testimonials before me that would promote the interest of any other man's son, I am starving, and expect ...

... the Railway Dock side. He was in a co mpletely paralysed state, with scarcely any pulsation in him, and totally unable to speak. The magistrates ordered him to be taken to the Infirmary. He had been drinking for the last three or four days. Sophie Betts ...

... I was in great pain. I will swear lie behaved to me in that way. I The MAYoR-Did Foster see Short push you in the way you speak of I MARY CATISERAY-Yes; he was there at the time. Foster said to Short Let her alone, and I'll charge heri toa policeman ...

... be quite conscious, and evidently in much agony. During the time the wound was being dressed she seemed as if inclined to speak, but of course all attempts to articulate, with a wound in her throat through which she breathed, and which gurgled with r ...