... said, be was proceeding along the London Road, alongside the railway bridge, when a lady came up to hm aend asked, Can I speak to you? He replied, Oll, yes, certainly, The lady observed, But perhaps you do not know me? He answered, No, I do not ...

... dtnaloi eV5 erattbih 0. trtr°;ahey to lth customed to horse-racing, and tc rbt t1ij in tomn on tlat slibect Walte l g' reth to speak of since Hermit or Iavidnhlle hd v e% Guineas asnd Vatbanll t' the cr , that in the year 18n 7 - h Itrby ew ; Thousand Guine ...

... silent, I cannot tell what effect it nay have upon mne refusing to speak, or what may be done, but I hol e I shall be able to undergo anything which may befal me for refusing to speak. I wish also to state that those gsntlemen who have moved in this matter ...

... of the magis- trates' clerks, attended to take her depositions. On his arrival, however, he found the poor woman unable to speak, and she died shortly afterwards. The husband came in-he had been to fetch some medicine from the parish officer-and was immedi- ...

... for the wife of the deceased): What time was it when you came into the yard ? IMre. elary (excitedly) I don't Want to speak to you, you murderer! The Coroner: Now, now; let the questions be put and answered in a calm way.. Witness then replied that ...

... was not to speak of what she had heard, and he would hand- somely reward her all her days. He said, Call upon me at 17, Sancdyford Place-my name is John Fleming; or call at cesy offlice before five o'clock on the afternoon of Monday aid speak to me. Black ...

... cried and asked for her child's return ? Yes.-Did that not make you think that she wanted her child back? I do not remember speaking to Dirs. Armstrong at all. I do nit know that'she wanted the child hack. At the ex- amiuation before the Mansion House Committee ...

... at the house of his brother-in-law, John Harris. He still lives, though it is impossible he can re- cover. He is unable to speak, but seeesn sensible, as he is able to communicate by signs. The inquest on the body of the deceased wife was held yesterday ...

... negative, lie called out Go on with your work and would not speak again. On Friday morning, at about eight o'clock, lie once more J went to the hut, and failing to get Talk to speak he com- P municated with Mr. Miller, who, he believed, mentioned ...

... Mr. Mytton, but was told those who knew him well that he would make a good representative. With regard to Mr. Barker could speak personally. He (Mr. Barker) had been resident in the ward sufficiently long to know the requirements of the ward. He had been ...

... same move- ment were skilfully rendered by Mr. Humphreys. The Danish composer, Gade, of whose a Miner symphony Mendelasohln speaks in more than one of his letters in terms of enthusiastio admiration, is oompara- tively a stranger still in this country; ...

... that the doctor had taken away what she hail vomited. -No. . The Lord Justice Clerk : Now, you must trr and speaK out; it was from your not speaking out that that mistake ' was very nearly arising, and it might be very serious one. When she was sick during ...