... minutes returned ivith defend: nt. I addressed hiim in thepresence ofMr. Fry. and told him it was extremely disagreeable to speak to a' person of his station uponsuch a subject asthat Iwas about to mention. Iinformed himthatfromcertain state- meats I had ...

... the prosecutor, on coming home in the wI evening, learned that the prisoner had been ill-using lit his mother, and went to speak to him relative to it. eq The prisoner admitted that he had acted as 9 alleged, and said he would serve the prosecutor fln ...

... son, the prosecutor, on coming home in the: h V vnig learned that the prisoner had been ill-uig1T his mother, and went to speak to him relative to it, eq The prisoner admitted that he hqd- acted as90 D ?? said lhe would serve'the Prosecutor dfai tirih ...

... prosecutor, on coming home in the whi, Vevening, learned that the prisoner had been ill-using line! his mother, and went to speak to him relative to it. equi The prisoner admitted that he had acted as 900,4 alleged, and said lie would serve the prosecutor ...

... away from 0i the place: -.but I stayed with mny sons, and saw his iii lips move. Ile was carried into a house. He did tc not speak at all, but groaned. He lingered till h about nithe the following morning,, when he died, h having been unconscious since the ...

... atisnfiel in it with'a'emiali~quanti'ty of waiter flier is se tit, but he should not like to seyv what quqiyPro- agei ,perly speaking, 'te'prto a npart of ?? I tract-it was' arin~epedienit to jotn the tw~eled'f 'the He -sewerin-order to get rid of the watter ...

... it with' aam'all'qdia'ntity c6f~ water over' I~ 0 ift' it, but-he should not like te'dt~what'q'uanti'y pr-agen Di'. 'perly speaking,- the opcrdtion'wag soc paii of ths coou.' Thai Al., tractb--it was an eipeditn't tojoin'the ?? of teH n- ~ewer,'i'order'to ...

... replied that they c - been given her to dispose of by a person noleame c Lynch, of Wild-street; but while witness wasI I speaking to another party, prisoner vwent away.t ?? followed liar into Wild-street, and gave her -in ?? Middleton, a turneock to the ...

... that theywi &s- bleen given hei' to dispose of by a person namedch o, Lynch, of Wild-street but while witness was hot ted speaking to another party, prisoner wenit away. tak his Witnes~s followed her into Wild-street, and gae er the iir- in ?? Middleton ...

... and she replied that they - been given her to dispose of by a person namet. ,Lynch, of Wild-street; but while witness was I speaking to another party, prisoner went away. ?? folio wed her into Wild-street, and gave her . in ?? Middleton, a turncock to the ...

... put a ream of paper into tire cab and went away, and the other got upon the box, and told him to drive on. Is le could not speak to the prisoner as the person .11 who was on the box with him; but the police- s- officer, who h:ad known him for some years ...

... honest and deserving character, and as such feel most happy V in recommending his case to your benevolent notice. The enclosed speaks sufficient as to the distressed i state in which the poor man is placed. - Viearage- . place, Lambeth, Nov. 22, 180.-Ace ...