... pursuit, and Caught be na8 thena on the dark side o1 St. James'ssure-nta1 er defence, the femal pioer sadsecetil udd~ ill Speak to complainnwo aehra ilntpsb ad and in return she ?? w e ed said they were waigdwnery-tetwhe 'ithey Saw the prosctrsrkthwoand ...

... pensable preliminary 'to all other reforms, and we trust' that, upon this question, the peo. ple will, during the recess, speak out so u1- equivocally that the past will also be the last of the race of do-nothing Sessions. I ?? _ ...

... a tenale came to his shop, and had dome refresh- ments, and his wniter subsequently told him that the prisoner wanted' to speak to him. lie shortly afterwards bad some conversation with the prisoner who told him that ihe knew an old gentleman who, wanted ...

... from Hiavre, has brought two ships' boats, three sails, one awning, six pistols, six oars, two compasses, one lamp, one speaking trm et, and a medicine chest, belonging to the vessel Pew Zealand, of London, lately burnt at sea, and landed by a French ...

... and a female came to his shop, and had some refresh- ments, and his waiter subsequently told him that the prisouer wanted to speak to him. le ebortly afterwards had some conversation with the prisoner who told him that be knew an old gentleman wo wanted ...

... and over the right eye. He was not altogether unconscious of the persons who were attending him on Thursday, but he could speak very little, and that very unconnectedly. He bore the highest possible character in the constabu- lary force, and was held ...

... Perry has acted towards you like age tseinasr, and if you persevere the magistrates wilt commit you, therefore you had better speak to your attorney on the matter. He did so, and agreed to go to work and pay the expenses. p ~~REM5ARKS. The above cases require ...

... over the right eye. He was not altogether unconscious of the persons l who were attending him on Thursday, but he could I x speak very little, and that very unconnectedly. . ?? i d bore the highest possible character in the constabu- F tlary force, and ...

... has acted towards you like agentleman, and if bh you persevere the magistrates will commit you, 01 therefore you had better speak to your attorney on ci the matter. L He did so, and agreed to go to work and pay the ai expenses. bM REMARKS.R The above cases ...

... I for the first time observed that the faee was that of a person of colour. -I soon suspected, from the beard, that I-was speaking to a man, and as soon as I saw a metropo- litan policeman I gave him in charge; but the con- stable refused to take the 'charge ...

... time observed that the 'fac was that 'of a person of colour. I'.800nl suspected, from'the growth of the beard, that.I.waa speaking to a man, and %as soon as' 1saw a metropo- litan policeman I gave him in charge; but the cotai ch stable refused to take ...

... and over the right eye. He was not altogether unconscious of the persons who were attending him on Thursday, but he could speak very little, and that very unconnectedly Hie i bore the highest possible character in the constabu- tlry force, and was held ...