... fifty to sixty yards. The fliames extended westwards I should think not less thau froli rea Sevelnty to eigilty ylilids. I Speak now of tile period op to r Ithe time of tijo Shaft being closed in. Afterwards danmp are lirevailed, hut slot to anly groat ...

... -Yes, you did. ex( there Air. ?? tics Tuesaday before the explosion, onl Fri rL ithe Il pilt bill, with Mr. Holt, did I not speak to you about PmI ili the venillation ; end was net your answer-1 It is perfect ; thise ck,), I I know time systema of vecitilation ...

... in direct from the meeting, loeeg before her, and ?? I should think quits an hour previously to her arrival. He wi did not Speak; and he appeared quito sober. When my mother wi amos in, she sat deem at the fireside, and I wvent to bed. Cho; I leftamy mother ...

... at thre commencement great disappoint- mient at the work in band ocviseg to thise great difference of the material, so to speak, on whisih he had to work from that he had been accustomed to in Eng!and ; arid the very different tone of religious feeling ...

... place. I have in- a aisted on the exclusive use of Davy lanps at the Oaks pit ever since I had the management of it. When I speak of safety lamps I mean proper safety lamips-not like some thlat e are used in this district, having neither locks, pickers ...

... question, there were some fmssed vociferous cries of Order, order ; and as Mr. Stanley age, persisted iil his attempt to speak, the Speaker had to inter. ugthe oe, an, in doing so, he laid. down a, rule which is thea very sog everse of the stan'ding ...

... n. Co III His appetite is good, and at times lie seenca to affect uncon- inc cern. He has not evinced a disinclination to speak of t I it, murder, at anly time since its committal, bcct, oci the con- Mc cctrary, thcs other day lice remarked to a streciger ...

... better. These were the last words which I of ung heard him speak. I left him then, and I came back in the about five or ten minutes. I went quietly into the Br ref hut room. He did not speak, and I went quietly out again, W btichinking he was asleep. ...

... than two occasions on hai whichi lie 1usd bessi ill. He rensarked that hie thought hieM lied been poisoned. It was after speaking of the cocoa andem coffee. Nothing sias said about wh~o lied poisoned him, and isa no question wvas asked. Mly husband was ...

... a notice of the personal appearance of Miss, Smith at the bar, the correspondent of the Ayrshire Express a says N:-Whoever speaks, counsel or witness, must be sensible of the fixed, penetrating glance of her large dark eye. Her head is perpetually turning ...

... impossible to regard her as one whit less guilty in the love ?? than L'ANGELIE.R himself. It would be mere affectation to speak of her as a deeply injured woman, led astray merely by the impulses of her heart and the strength of her affection; and she ...

... here reed the letter dated ti I, 10th February, after asking the return of her letters aisd e 5s being refused, in which she speaks of her distraction in d such vehementb terms). Ilie asked, was that the leanguae 1 is of a murderer or a piece of deceit ...