... judge said that she was a rson more advanced in years than he had usually to deal 'with in cases of that 16nd. Generally speaking, they were young, unfortunate. girls, who were ashamed of their acts; but she was a per- son who could not have that excuse ...

... morning. Both of them were in good health and there was no one dead in the house.-Prisoner: Will yon allow me to speak; I could not speak yesterday.- O[r. Dodd (to Palmer): Did she hog in the street?- Palmer: I watched her stop a gentleman yesterday morning ...

... conse- -quencee that had arisen to mankind from the errors and superstitions of the Church of Rome. Wfhat the padre would speak to them in Italian he (tire chairman) woridl ia'e afterwards to deliver to them in a condensed form in EZnglish. T!ieir olbjct ...

... (Mr. Addison) was not aware of the existence of any law which prevented one man from speaking to another in the street, and that because the men endeavoured to speak to White they charged them with intimidation. The masters, in order to prevent the men ...

... about seven o'clock, I was standing on my door step, and prisoner was standing on hers, which is next door to mine. .I did not speak to her. She came up to me, got hold of me by the hair of the head, and dragged medown off the step on to the ground, and there ...

... slight errors in thll depositions, complained that the girl's brotlh hail not been called, as he was the only witncs wlm could speak as to the time of ?? CzroxIfr said he was sorry the boy was not present-M1r. Titmins also added that in reference to the ctatc ...

... County Court, admits that, when Mr. Ramshay got his appointment, he was both bodily and mentally unfit for its duties; and he speaks of the recent proceedings in court as outrageous. Mr. Har- den's characterlsing the acts of Mr. Ramshay as out- rageous ...

... courts had no other and deeper meaning, they would at least serve to show that the wives of those of whom it is the fashion to speak as the lower orders had accepted Rousseau's famous and foolish dictum, that in the married states women ought to learn ...

... mitted, This, we believe, gavo amusement to t5S who pntroni8ed it, as wall na to our young on Maots, and was, financially speaking, a success. M Yo0 will doubtless remember that the winter fal Woe ore of exceptional severity. In order, there- in tore, ...

... a two thirds vote is necessary for ratification. It is now considered doubtful, if this will be obtained. Mr. Sumner will speak and vote against it, and some Administration senators are expected to do the same. The Daily Telegqrap's Washington cor- ...

... am as honest as thee. Holdridge then gave him a push with his clenched fist in the stomach. P.C. Sutton came up and said, speaking to Holdridge, If I 'was you I would have none of his ' buck.' I would run him in. Witness told him that he had nothing ...

... prisoner, and went over the canal bridge to the fields, Clegg remaining in the occupation road until the prisoner went up to speak to Brenuan. He stopped near a clump of trees, and saw the prisoner go to Brena,-Iu, and then Brennan unyoked his horse, and ...