... be should not have done it but for want. He bad had no Christmas dinner in the land far 32 years. He knew nobody who would speak for him but Captain Neville; he bad been in China four years witb that gentleman. Tbe Jury found the prisoner guilty. On the ...

... walking to one of the windows, he looked oat. This is sndden, is it not, Frank 1 said Jessy, making a strong effort to speak. Not ; not exactly, my dear; he has talked of it several times before, but I really didn't think he would go. Perhaps it ...

... of the crowd. [The retreat of Mrs. Sloane has not, as yet, been discovered. She is stiU at large, and laughs at those who speak of prosecu- tions while neglecting tbe obvious precaution so properly insisted on by Mrs. Glasse of first catching their ...

... sincere in their desertion, for tbey had given up many advantages rather than remain with us- (hear, hear). But he could not speak in the same terms of those who remained in the Church with Pro- testant faces, but with Popish hearts. These men had not turned ...

... rendering:, in his present post, good serrices to the Sublime Porte. He was Ambassador in London, and has tbe advantage of ; speaking and writing the French language with facility. He was received in Aleppo with enthusiasm, and was welcomed by the Christians ...

... inferred that she alluded to the whole of the time in question. On the part of the prisoner a number of witnesses were called :j speak as to the value of tbe property. The evidence of Messrs. Duke and Corfe having been taken (and which appeared to be very reasonable ...

... justice in this country, and I cannot see what difficulty you have in the matter. You call upon God to witness that you are speaking the truth. • Mr. Denman— My conscience must be satisfied. This translation is not in accordance with the Romish version. ...

... warms the blood in every heart Of those who love her name I I love my Church or England 1 For she doth love my Lord ; She speaks not, breathes not, teaches not. But from His written word : Her voice is like my Saviour's voice, Compassionate and kind ; ...

... himself in a neighbouring pond. In that condition he was con- veyed to the infirmary, where he lingered, without being able to speak, until Saturday, when he died. It appeared from the evidence of the sister of the deceased, with whom he had lodged for several ...

... him, and who appears to be about seventeen or eighteen years old. She is good-looking, but her wicked eye and manners be- speak anything but a modest mind. The offence was stated to have taken place at the hour of nine o'clock in the evening, on the Plat- ...

... Beavois-street, whe was attacked by Martin Cain, an entire stran- ger to her, who, because she refused to go with him. or even to speak to him, struck her a severe blow on the breast, and threat- ened to murder her. He also exposed his person. On the next day ...

... competent, if he was so disposed, to obtain v ;.nous sums of money from bis clients for purposes of which they were, generally speaking, totally ignorant. Richard Mills Burrell, tbe prosecutor, vras>*hen sworn, and taid-l ?? a horse hair manufacturer. I was ...