... your Honour will allow me to pon, I justify myself. denl The COMMIrSSIONERt-.Mr. Bell you must not speak also tto Mr. Hunt. Mvr. Hunt you most not speak to Mr. 'pan~ IBell.bu 3 Mr. BELrL-1 trust your Honour will not allow this had - man to malign my character ...

... to p. his curiosity, hi w ent to tie aouso as i d ,iD said he did iot want to have anlythilig te do Ii and he would never speak to l1er lagaol Ic -I be ieve one is as bad as the other. Be ed 1' D I believe we are. We are very Well at A in ordired to ...

... morning; but lie seldom goes inTO the yard. I think it is a fortnight since I saw him there tast. On that occasion he came to speak to me about some. thing, The next evidence is that of Dir. Gray, another var- den.-'II have known the governor come into the ...

... received. The child used to call the captairt 'papa. Tire captain was a very stern man, and thu witn ess's wife did not dare to speak to hint shout the citild. The coroner having summed up the evidence, tire jury after a short deliberation returned as their ...

... circumstance by the matron, he never reported it to the visiting justices. You will perceive he says he thought the matron was speaking only of a habit x hich was indulged in, but the unmitron's evidence on that point explicitly deities it, and you wvill find ...