... then pushed her down the Bt airs; lie went down, and his wife came after him, dressed - she tilled out the tea, but (lid not speak ; he took its' candle and a newspaper and wevnt up to bed; his wife came up about 11 o'clock and went to bed, but lid not spuak ...

... understand you. Were you speaking to Mr. Scott about it (hesitates, and looks embarrassed)? llev. ltr. Lewis-Answer the quPstion. Mr. Supple-M1r. Lewis is urging her to do what she is not inclilled to do. Witness-Was speaking to Mr. Holley at Parson Lewis's ...

... olf lie heard three great screeclhes hear the hole; I ran homite; a thicy dil not see me at the path bay wfieiwI heard them speak ?? 5.45,51-,,rn:tn stons wall ?? -hem asid me; I was I itriloe the w44, rtl e 1°r'l *l; i 'tlW -me; aty sisier WsI I at bome ...

... intoxicated at the time. The prosecutor's servant identified the jar; but it appear- ing that the canteen was not, properly speaking, a dwelling- hunse, no Derson sleeping in it by night, and that it could not, therefore, he the subject of an -idictment ...

... harsh- negs and crric.l~y-tt-it T amip in fact, trying to kill her-all whiclh I denyr The qtnoset of my wickedness is ny not speaking to her except whep I cannot help it. i pw.der you do not see that ! have had, alas! very great cses Loek to spy bqppinpss ...

... successful. I con-sjdep. as en tirely beside the real question the fo truth Pir fplsiilioiod of that part of Do3le affidavit which speaks of the conversation hetireen him and his fellow-~clerks. I have given every ciinsiideratiiin in my power to ali the cii- ...

... fragments of the shilling; the prisoner turned pald and said he found these articles. Timothy Turner, an old man, who could not speak Eng- i lisle, stated that at twelve o'clock on the Monday lie came to tee house of deceased to buy tobacco; the prisoner was ...

... because she had not lighted the fire; I thought they were very hard 4 blows, but that as I was a labourer I had no right to speak a about it. , By the Judge-The thongs are used to mend harness with. 1. Surgeon Turner gave tire following frightful detail ...

... seeing; Several other affidavits are given, some of which speak of the affectionate terrija on which the paities lived up to a certain period ; sole are merely of a formal nature, and one speaks of Mrs. Forrest as having been intoxicated at the theRtre ...

... of the estate; yet when he was asked what was the amount of ar- rears he could not tell. Mr. Rorke said he did not wish to speak of the advertising, but the reference had been only made to the solicitor in Cliancerv. Mr. (Clmluissioner Longfleld-Let the ...

... particle of admiration for the politics of the late Mr. Calhoun, but we may be permitted to throw a l flower on his grave when we speak of himim As a ?? *algnt. ,As snll0 we deoply depl oire hils lOsdy, 44iS ?? ta , ter3qf a ?? ?? aud jis tequirpmonot were ...

... would it be open to the council to make a return 7 Mr. Brewster-Certainly; and that is all we ask. Mr. Justice Moore-But you speak of a peremptory nnan- damnus, and there is no answer to a peremptory mandamus. Mr. Brewster-Well, I consider myself entitled ...