... on their beds with their throats cut, and injured in other parts of their bodies, and quite dead. The beds were, literally speaking, deluged with blood. Without a moment's delay, Mr. Haddaway, a surgeon, of 36, Berwick- street, was sent for, and Drompthy ...

... haranguing over their act, making a great disturbance in every way. Captain F. made a sally and arrested the man who was speaking, when the Germans fell upon the policemen with clubs and stones and a general fight commenced, during which, We are told ...

... separately from him. After the words had passed in the public-house, they left and walked together some distance without speaking a word. At length the prisoner said, 1' What did he say P' alluding to what the landlord had said. Ile then said, There's ...

... having done the deed. He likewise contended that nothing had been proved that could in any fway convict the prisoner. After speaking four hours, he con- e eluded by imploring the jury, before they consigned the 4 Ld prisoner to the grave, to see that the ...

... appeared that two yeare ago sirr 3. the prisoner and the deceased were not on good terms, and bill that they had met without speaking to each other. Several hei f witnesses deposed to remarks which they hsd heard the pris. We oner make since the mnurder. ...

... hlonagh~an's life was insured was the second time wve wer~t io the 3R~ella: I hseard Jnes Monaghun and Dunn speak- ing of it thea. I heard Vtae two speaking in conversation te~ether that John Monaghai's life had ben insured by kis eol. I asked who piased bim ...

... two half reams to the prisoner Wood. The two prisoners named Wolf were comut'mted for trial, Four witnesses were called to speak as to the previous good character of the prisoner Wood, and the 3ai4istrate, after hearing the case, said he might have been ...

... Because I di would iiot go iiito the streets.-Q. Did you then bring a man bome to the house ? A. I did hot speak to aisy mini because I a would inot speak English ; but the other scoman could spemek a c Vittle Eiiglishi, atid we each broughit a mnis homde. ...

... workers may clearly terminate their labour at one du who hour and others at another; and the twenty-eighth an, yn, section speaks of notice of the times of heginning We at ! and ending work, as if several were contemplated. pri ter, The result of the whole ...

... workers may clearly terminate their labour at one' , Who hour and others at another; and the twenty-eighth. Mnony, section speaks of notice of the:timeis of beginming isdnt! and ending work, as if several were cont-mplate atter, Tue result of the whole ...

... breast clean, just like Jean Jacques Rousseau. He 1I is none of your squeamish electioneering Binners; when V compelled to speak, he has spoken out. The two parties of a whom we are now spepakinz are J. D. Charlesworth, the t defeated candidate, and J ...

... containing Bank of Eng- co iieb land notes and bills to the amount of £3,160. Mr. Thompson a iake turned round for a minute to speak to a gentleman, and aroi lary when he again turned to his desk, he missed the pocket Hi Ires hook. This was about lsalf-paet ...