... stoesel And twelva o'clock lu the fosenoon. Pern- Ono of tse servonts opened She dour. After Dr. Cameron itad been ig the speaking to Atrs. ,Iones, I went into her bed room, and fiiiotd her A Lord dresslig far the pueltose of going to the hcspital. Oil ...

... that a man was anxious to ?? his religious opinions. They were not ashamed of tilt:t, but it was a very different thing to speak those opinions voluntarily, and another thing to hbve to answer that question wben pult by the Magistrate. (Cheers.) The whole ...

... growth. His con. i duct was very strange on his return from India. He would t sit for two or three hours together and not speak, and then f do strange things. I have frequently heard him up at s nights, and sometimes Pit with his head in his hands, and ...

... Leattame, in bidding Mr. Gilbe'rt good avid, morning, said, Weil, ?? how are your patients ?? berti on ? Did not that speak significantly as to his knowledge ct of Mr. Gilbert's proceedings, and a3 to his recognition of h him? Mr. Gilbert was seen ...

... follow wvag a great favourite with every one else. It is also a singular fact that, although each of the precent servants speak in the highest terms of both Mr-. ane Mlrs. K(ant, aod aver that the family lived on the best of terinis with eath other, all ...

... on Monday night upon her arrival fron the country, between nine and ten o'clock. Prisoner caute with her. Witness did not speak to them, nor did he heer them say anything to each other. He saw nothing inure of hvr till lie sams her dead on the landing ...

... y:erdiot of yy one accidental death. This, after some oonsultation,,they did, le me at the Fsme time requesting the coroner to speak to the a the prisoner respeoting the brutality of his conduct to the deceased. The coroner, while expressing his abhorrence ...

... soaroely known what he was about for the last five weeks lie was very cinch dejected, and sometimes could .- hardly be got to speak-the result, in my opinion, of his edrunken habits, I am not surprised at what occurred. I e expected somuethinig of the kind ...

... there greedily eat herrings' heads, fowls' 6, r- entrails, and other abominable refuse. The child, who was Ti ie unable to speak, wee quite idiotic. Upon one occasion the ill 3 is father returned as she was feeoding the lad thruugh the win- hr asdow, aend ...

... twelve on Sunday lth morning, and ha been lodged in prison provisionally on the wncharge of murder. None of the witnesses could speak posi- t ively as to Quin. red During the whole of the afternoon d evening, the re- fatal spot was visited by great numbers ...

... his work, and go with her about the country attend- id lag feasts and fairs with the hurdy-gurdy, and that he had lseen her speak to another man at a feast, nd had been :: jealous of her ever since. g From the detailed evidence thus gleaned, it was evident ...

... others -.who would visit Leeds on that occasion, to speak well of them, and of the accommodation provided. He concluded 'Iby again epresing the pleasure the magistrates had in labeing able to speak so fivourably of the manner in which 'd the licensed ...