... But we have seldom bad so straightforward a summing up that, or such plain speaking in passing sentence, as in the case of the wholeeaW poisoner, Mrs. Catheiine Wilson, tried before Mr. Justice By lee. She was tried and convicted entirely on circumstantial ...

... Ob I take me to the mossy seat Where oft we sat before. And speak to me the kindly words Ton spoke in days of yore, For I have known the world's strife, And wearied of its pain ; And long hath my spirit yearned To be at rest again. To rest, for the world ...

... Saturday, Sept. 23, 1837. Gentlemen,” said Itie ’tqaire, speaking for the first time, but his voice, strong aid clear, came echoing back from the woods and rock around— gentlemen, farther examination is unnecessary. claim the body.” “On what ground?’’ ...

... THE CHURCH DEBATE. The Tdegraph tays: —It is understood that no more Cabinet Ministers than absolutely necessary shall speak in the debate on the Irish Church ai at present arranged. Mr. Bright will address the Houso to-night and Mr. Lowe on Monday night ...

... fhall have a claim for special sympathy from the similarity of our position to yonr own, for you and we— speak not of myself individual 1 ?, but I speak of the Go* vernmentcollectively—you and , are enteringon anew career of office—you and we fed alike that ...

... reputation, he is listened to with the greatest attention. Earl Bussell never prepares his speeches; he thinks as he speaks, and sometimes, in speaking what he thinks, he becomes aware that he is treading on dangerous ground. He then gets in mist, and upon doubtful ...

... walking out one by one Until scarcely fifty persons remained to hear the speech. The Hour. No member of eminence cares to speak in the House ot Commons from half-past seven to nine o’clock. or near the latter hour the Speaker retires for ten minutes, ...

... Indian corn for Rineen Mills, arrived at Castletownsend on the 29th ult., and is now discharging. Capt. Martin, of this vessel, speaks in the highest terms of the safety and convenience of this harbour, and says his vessel is as safe as if in Cork harbor. ...

... young gentleman was educated at the Diocessan School, Kosscarbery, direct from which he went up for the examination, which speaks well for the institution, and the and attention paid to pupils. ...

... expected the line between Bandoo and Dunmanway will be open for traffic at no distant period. erratum. Mr. Somerville’s letter speaks for itself, but we regret that misprint should have perverted tbe expression made use of the respected writer, whose note ...

... ejectments, and one replevin. will be noticed that the number of civil billt is roach less than half of previous sessions. This speaks of improved state of things. ...

... honorary member of the * gaiter elab.* , In returning thanks, explained that putermen were not allowed to speak on their legs* though they might speak about their legs; bat that in age of trousers he thought that his speech on such subject should not be ...