... lkr. Luttotichmer ; ttie practicn was, to usatke the referetica to sit iiitividtial wvho uniderstoodl a cusse, in orider to speak to bhtt upoti tue suhiject afterwards. Cross-examneoits by Mr. WVHuau'uisroe, Q.C.-Kuuesv Mr. INtuthtets ; I lietuld a sititatlois ...

... miraculous, returned shortly after 8 o'clock, ald found the doctor and Pearson sitting, one at each side of the kitchen fire, and speaking very friendly like absint a favourite black bird of tile doctor's, which had been killed by some person a considerable timse ...

... Stiltedi, to irelatid andi tail lils arrival lie foittiti tot lis titter astoiiisliiuett, ituit Mir. Firthi waud I Iarily speak to himit ; tutu in aI few isdtays, lie witsi servedl withr a niatice, Sayitig that lie (Firthi) hadl teseitited Ithe cotit ...

... thius illenluring thiee sets of costs -if the statement le tie, and that this was only one out of 60 or SO similar cases, speaks vohimes of itself. Mere, indeed, soei etvy w h ichI m eans legal enactnenut, must step in and effect a remeilY. Speetaeles ...

... floti to five days in favour of Galway, or equal hoats beitsg on both statiots, of two lays in favour of Galway! Whilst we speak of the Viceroy as aI cockle shell,' comspared wvith the Canada, we byt no taeatts seek to undervalte titi3 gallant tarqne, ...

... had Iseors the like risouosr, lust, as far as their observaitioni went, liad] witnsuesed iso appiearatnce of it. Generally speaking, it is later than fornier years, ownitg, we priesiimse, to the heavy frssts of the early part If May, Tule gesserssl alppsranrscc ...

... nIainufictures, or ?? ?? noble in stitil- tions that exist in it, it would lie in nise a very idlhe ?? tion, indeed, to aippeal to speak onl any such topics. There cre, howe rer, gentlemiien, twno of your institutioiis to whichl I may legitimately refer. ?? of ...

... lilve ?? iiear tue( place where tile sitl lwes fired, if lie cnme li v I unt part of tlie rioad. I heard li ill jceense d sp~eak after lie wiis sli i. lieI ask cii], plintivelyul, Lii go Ii lied inst, Ilie ilid iiot llieititoi hiia lse blaieiid ,ails ...

... viii.'' N r. slottl's reply uric, YOts ilrferril tilt~iclnyird scaript~, hiots rlrre Voii ]liier flie lire- iiirptioiten to speak to frit ?? I rtler ~aid fle refaitso for sptt:r Id tr to him in as tiecauise lie w -siraed to l ersrio holitr ansr iy of (lie ...

... qisestiomi I msisll I insist uonio it [list lie isill just let sitsealf ceni dlsses, fsmr - ANIr. [)'llRosun here attemsipteds to speak, huit was iinter- roptei lay Alar. RC C Ih a s tlha [it lie ss''iimld keep hiii oppoisems I s- mir. Mr. 0'llence will have ...

... liilo oii thle psrt of the plaio- ltif, ?? several waitoesses wore exnamimmer, after which, Mr. Napierr, Q.C., priircsieil to speak to evidleice ois the port of thre uiefeusilat. Iii tile Course of a veeiy stile aidiress, lie als. serveil tha~t it was re ...

... If the prisoner and he had any conversation but one on the 28th day of September?- A But one only. Q. If the prisoner in speaking of-the French landing in' the three kingdoms, gave such as the report of the' day from the newspapers? A. No. Q. If the ...