... Lesle ?? bad btter i k&# cool, Mr. Grabam.: Mr ' r. Graham, who was evidently much excited, ge Jlumped up, and Gaid-Don't speak to me, you scoun- r drel i or I shall not be answerable for the consequences. I sk your honour to note thathbia is an attempt ...

... their coats; it was caps they wore on their beads; my brother did not speak to them at all; after they ran away I spoke to him, and raised him up in my arms, but he was not able to speak to me; I thought he was dead; he was not able to walk; when I put him ...

... You see you are with a very nice sort of person, who will give you all sorts of good things; he was speaking then of Madame Denis; he did not speak of any work for me in her presence; work was never spoken of, nor the house of business. I never asked ...

... arretts amangemrent et Drury'linne, -ia my capacity- s a Tr. Jarrett's solicitor. I cn -not'ay that MrM. Slomn is anable to; speak; Ftencht or Itiie. ?? not know. I have 'never said e t he had told rc' lie' 'cutld not,.- I took a written retaipey to -Mr ...

... comemenced saw him maove about in tbe chapel, turning his back to the altar; heard' him distinctly say, as Dr. Fogarty was speaking, It is a lie.; this created a little disturbance; heard him repeat, i a very short time, Ilt is a lie ; the peopie became ...

... the chapel for these 'tar - who would vote for Colonel Higgins, and that the congrega- Soil 0tion should not speak to thoem ; that the speaking ot the FK aforesaid words was then and there calculated to intimidate eeocS the said John MILoughliu, and, hy ...

... WVhrv did yoe bring him over for that? I wanted to speak to him on the subject. Could you not hlave spoken to hint at his own house ? I did not wish to speak to hirn there; I thought it bet- ter to speak to him at my own house. Another Juror-Why were you ...

... opinions entertained by medical jurists as to the variety of causes that might give rise to the symptoms I noticed, I said, speaking of ' the q'uiptoms, the facts of the case, so far as I am concerned, are briefly as follows:-I was called upon by tte authorities ...

... called the snug, to see if the landlord was in; whilst I was there the prisoner came in and asked me to come to him; I did not speak to him; he then smiled and took up a gun, and said he would shoot me; r thought he was joking, and said oh, don't ; I then ...

... into the hold, a depth of 1 feet; in the fall he struck the beam between decks; after the fall hea was not able to move or speak, and he was removed to this hospital ; witness was 11 months in the Polynesia, and he never saw the ladder secured by a rope ...

... that on the morning of the 4th of thut month, according to the evidence adduced at the trial (nd witness, another lodger, speaking pointedly to the facts) Lyons and his wife got up about six o'clock, and at tb same time called up the victim, Margaret Faby ...

... of stones thrown at us; it was alter ig that that I saw the deceased speaking with the man on the iy road, I said to deceased that I thought the man to whom cd the deceased was speaking was not one of those who lied if beaten him in the house; but two or ...