... see Manfield coolly looking through the window, with the muzzle of a guts inserted in the broken pane. Before he had time to speak, the gun was again cooked and dischtarged, the contents lodging in Wall's thigh. Had the gun been discharged, as intended, ...

... strictly private, us is usual in all prelititiary ?? of the samne nature. There arc, we understand, fourteen wittiesss who speak to words utteted in his sermons by the rev. the vicar. The gentleman appointerd by ithe court to conduct thc examination is ...

... of the de witnessea it appears that some time since the prosecutor Pa and his wife arrived in Bull, and not being able to speak fel the English language, they engaged the prisoner as en mec interpreter. In this capacity hie had free access into thle pa ...

... children wasn110 ; fever cases note, deaths none. IMr. Palmer read a letter from the Medical Sanitary Committee, I to Monly speaking favourably of lbs healthy appearance of the ?? workhouse children, and unfavourably of the Oli- dren iii the Hull workhouse ...

... great objectlont against osany moderor plaits for - smokce-burninrg is titus avoided. tn fact ibis plan is riot, stictiV Y3'speaking, snlaoke-burising but rsmoke-preventirig far lin cos,C is quenee of ttoe fuel coming grasduatly isle cthe lirtetr polls iii ...

... occasion, because I find on looking over the depositions taken in the cases which will coose before yoe to day, that generally speaking they are cases of a very ordinary and trifling description. There are only two cases which seem to me to call for any remark ...

... sonie suspicion, dlejined being a Iai purchaser. Mlr. Thorney also called Mr. Pim, Mir. Y( Sandersen, and Capt. Brown, to speak to the hi character of the defendant, and they all, wthrout fai Iexception, spoke of him in the highest termis ge as a man ...

... suppose you% ore I getting short of money ? I said yea, I was not flush of it.- I wvas surprised at a gentleman like him speaking to me, anti Ithought he mighrt be gring to give me something. We wralkred on towards Northallerton, whi-o he told me he was ...

... near to the infirmiry. Mrs. Watson went t!nd spoke to him, but did niot hear what she said to . him. The reasoti se did not speak to him herself was because she was too tuch ashatned. Mr. Fitosr was proceeding to elicit o her facts from the complainant ...

... was o dead or n'mt. Jonatlaii Coodi.,s son. who was standing by, said, Ob, Todd, you've done a bail deed. Todd d did nor speak, but shouk hiii headt and waiked away. ?? was soon afterwards taken, us before stated, by Jonathan Collin. r 'fThe foregoiu ...

... Exercistes, by Lard Dafronrsy. DArsOatOF R~svzaae.-Do ,any thing ilsnocont rather than give yourself up to reset-ia. locan speak on this paint frm experience. At one period of my life I teas a dreamer, castle-builder. Viaions of the distant atid future ...

... 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 ...