... condition at the time of death. en t The rest of the body was in a state of preservation suffi- th e cieut to allow him to speak positively as to the condition de . of the several parts. Some of these parts or organs were its i enclosed, unopened, in jars ...

... his right thigh. Shortly after I found tics man had meoved, and we took hini into ties watch-hue lie moanied, but did not speak. We then sent for a doctor. David Steel wee in the employ of Messrs. Crowther as eartinan and come- fidesetial servant. A doctor ...

... we are of opinion that the life should be declined.' Ill the certificate to the Universal Life Assorance-office I wrote (speaking of Walter Palmer, and marking the communica- tion withl the words 'most confidential'). 'His life had been rejected in two ...

... the plaintiff has no title. The esnme may be maid of the swamp of sixteces perches,.which is merely like a sponge, so to speak-, fixed. on the side of the hdll. If this Over- flows, it creates a sort o~f marsh adjoinaing,jand there is, pronerly'n course ...

... London, in 1852. I did not see him from 1852 till August last. Six months after 1 first had him pointed out to me I saw him speaking to Mr. Nettle, in Fleet-street; whom I asked afterwards if that was Mr. Palmer, and he said it was. It was about twelve, ...

... hlonagh~an's life was insured was the second time wve wer~t io the 3R~ella: I hseard Jnes Monaghun and Dunn speak- ing of it thea. I heard Vtae two speaking in conversation te~ether that John Monaghai's life had ben insured by kis eol. I asked who piased bim ...

... rncithlr do I know that ny uncle has been paid any money. -Mr. Bond: Rlecollect. Sir, that you have made a declara- -tipn to speak the truth, and if you do not, you may ke iadcted for perjury. Now, Sir, tell me if you have not -jsid ycar uncle money on account ...

... on their beds with their throats cut, and injured in other parts of their bodies, and quite dead. The beds were, literally speaking, deluged with blood. Without a moment's delay, Mr. Haddaway, a surgeon, of 36, Berwick- street, was sent for, and Drompthy ...

... For Is. behold darkness,'was, deserving of great commendation. id We have seldom heard the air better sung. -We cannot bi, speake so favourably of Messrs. Hirst and Nether-mood, The, et chorus was weak, especially in the alto. Thani troniboeas s 'vera ...

... and said, ar will kill you.' She-came ill and lit the-candle, and went do into the cellar again, ibut I never heard the girl speak again. hi th My mnaster wvoo ont,a'e the time, but he-came home about da cue n clock. Ile let i himself il with a key. I knew ...

... result of a special inquiry into the physical and moral condition of operatives in cotton, L woollen, and silk factories, and speaks of the factory popu- .laion of LiUc, Ronen, Rheims, St. Quentin, as prone to drunkenness. lie describes the degradation especially ...

... her if ohs fet Ierpaosue in the atoulccie, but vlicesaild she did Do'After thle atiscice is was scion tints hofee she Coudd speak. pee after I went to Mrs,. Jies inl the u-ioni-ccg. Plr. Dave set-it for jlr, Aretthe surgeon. stE retained sho~rtly after ...