... endoat ad made her e uoiora an . . . . het in the streets, in the arx, and eept -- ..rm e also writter her letteim, t never . . L barrister, trustee for Lady Co and her dau.hter, i.aid he taw the Defendant in lest year told him his conduct a ...

... let them have money. She was in great fear for her life. •She remembered that shortly after her marriage be bad made a proposal that they .'hould drink poison together, and she was afraid that, finding ...

... denounces her, and exhibits her brand to King and Court, sentence of death is passed on her, and though she produces the Cardinal's war- rant, it would not have saved her bad not ...

... every means in her power. Circumstances in her favour are tlie facts that she easily per.-.nades Gabrelle to stay the night at Versailles, where, in her own boudoir, the assignation Is to take place: and also that, as the Duke does not know ...

... and when she returned to the workheuee at night was under the induence of drink. As it was a coalmen of hers to d.epoe of some wick of clotaing when out ior a holiday, Parr was eery partienlar in scarring her ...

... ao wide open that he saw in a moment whet had taken plaoe. It was an iron casement window and opened like a door. Tim outer doors were not un- locked. Tho housemaid first discovered hia daughter gone on entering ...

... known her ?—About three years. How long has she beau living with you ?—Neurly all the you know what her age was P—Between 36 and 38. She told me she was 35. She ...

... Eliza Ann Scorer, and asked her if she had received a parcel directed to her brother. She said she had received a parcel on the 7th Sept, which she ...

... When she got up the second time she ran behind witness for protection. He told her to go from behind him, as he thought the pri- soner might fancy he was harbouring his wife and wonld attack him. She then went away, and the prisoner ran ...

... appointed master of tne supreme court at South Australia. The Crystal Palace a Winter Garden. — While on the subject of the Exhibition, it is impossible to omit the expression of a hope that this structure may be permanent. Such a winter ...

... He (Mr, Lewis) also stated that the young lady had, by her own wish, returned to her home, and was as intact as on the day she left. Mr. Ingham then discharged the prisoner, and as he left the court he was ...

... deceased and her (witness). The deceased said that die when she would her mother hatl killed her, and wished her dead then. Tbo prisoner was a very dissipated woman, and left ...