... employ of the last witness, stated thai he worked at Swinscoe's Grinding Wheel. Coal- kit lane. He knew his own work, and could speak to the chisels identified by Mr. Cutler as having been ground by himself. Several times he had had chisels stolen, though he ...

... demagogues, going up and down the couutry endeavouring to uproot its best interests. All the time that Lord Talbot had been speaking the crowd ?? the hall had been increasing, and the snouting and groaning were kept up so incessantly that it was quite clear ...

... country, for the oldest magistrate to appoint the clerk. Be had been allowed to do this as an act of courtesy, and, generally speaking, all had felt themselves to be bound by it. Mr. Smith was appointed in that manner. But every magistrate could appoint his ...

... received the following short statement of facts connected with the pur- chase of an estate in Galway some little time ago, which speaks loudly what may be done in that country with capi- tal and proper management. The estate consisted of 'OOO acres, besides ...

... Message is of the usual length, I and indulges very fairly in exultation on the pro- sperity of the union. The President speaks in gra- tifying terms of the change in the navigation law of England, as having called into operation the re- ciprocity provided ...

... know not whether to attribute to the speaker or to him who has put down these recollections, such as when (page llifi ) he speaks of Bishop Hurd, when it is mauifest that Bishop Hough is intended. We find, also, commoner used ma strange and improper ...

... this, that the plaintiffs did discover some time in the month of July last, that there had been what I may call, technically speaking, a piracy on their goods, and whether the defendants more or less were p ivy to all the circumstances, I do not think so ...

... he reeled and fell against a Mrs Wil- son, and nearly knocked her elowu. Was it likely that a man so drunk as this, could speak accurately as to what passed ? He did not deuy that there had been au ass ult upon Wilson, but tbat Barrett was not oue of ...

... the ques- tion, and that they should give to their workmen all due means and appliances to shew their skill. And I think, speaking iv the presence of so many of the merchants and manufacturers of Sheffield, I may venture to say that on that head there ...

... representative reform, the Times says : — The ministerial measure appears to be rathe a developement than a novelty ; or, to speak with stil more strictness, it will probably aim at carrying out those intentions of the Reform Act which have been frustrated ...

... been in the j police force more than a few weeks, and had had no oppor- tunity of knowing the defendants, to enable them to speak to them with any degree of certainty Mr. Raynor said ; his instructions from the Magistrates were to take every possible o ...

... if you think this is an effort in tbe right direction, and one that should be made ; if I, speaking in the way I do, against these laws, can feel I am speaking the sentiments of the majority of the people ofthe West-Riding — (loud cheers) — 1 feel that ...