... observed him, to reach the gangway by the help of the main bits and the third gun. I did not speak to the prisoner on that occa- sion. I heard the prisoner speak, and his tone of voice was that of a drunken tuan. It was a clear light night, but I forget ...

... retired to bed, the defendant arrived, acid began knocking and ringing in a violent manner. She rose and dressed herself, and, speaking to the defendant from ?? window, told hiin he would not be permitted to see Miss Smith at that time of the night, or rather ...

... assisting in working an illicit still, a conviction could not take place. The prisoner might have gone there for the purpose of speak- ing to some one. The prisoner was fined in the penalty of 30, or in default three months' imprisonment. OLERIKENWE'VL, TORTURING ...

... gallon and nearly one quart of the spirits contained in a bladder. They were illicit, or had been privately distilled. He could speak posi- tively that they were illicit, having had great experience in such matters. The defendant and his wife both gave fictitious ...

... sad sidtome, I have something particula s to communicate to you. I fnsed him what it was, and as soon as lie was able to speak, for he seemed quite overpowered by his feelings, he said, 1About eighteen years ago I was engaged in a smuggling Affair at ...

... interstices between the teeth and the gums which caused a whistlimig sound tlaughter) whenever the defendant attempted to speak. The second set was so ill-adapted and defective thattimey distorted the defendasnt's features and gave a hideous appearance ...

... danger. The prisoner, who is a surly-looking fellow, affected to be ignorant of the English language, although lie was heard to speak it fluently outside of the court. Mr. Conbe asked the prisoner whether lie wished to say anything to the charge ? An interpreter ...

... President, alias The Lord Chief Baron, aye ? (Laughter.) Wilitness gave a polite affirmative nod of the head, bnt did not speak.- Solicitor: Were you ever in partnership with the defendant? Witness: Yes; I had a partnership with 'Tom in the year 1848 ...

... received. Mr. Woolf cross-examined the witnesses, sod called highly respectable parties to prove that the accused was, generally speaking, a mild and inoffensive man. Mr. Brougheon, after carefully reviewing the whole of the evidence, came to the conclusion that ...

... adjourned till Friday, and another Cabinet Minister actually described the order in which the members of the Ministry were to speak. Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham were expected to address the House, besides a large n umber of other mein- bers. Masy ...

... stairs ie heard a nolan 'iiitlie Brack panlcur, Whe ofte masted and 'iitress 'slept. ie heard hera screaming, arid her-hisband speaking in-a- very loud voice,' wnda scuffeing about thl floor. ?? 'lasted until about three o'clock, the tinethat lief ouht to call ...

... and 1,400 would beplaced there for remittance to the Globe Office. Cross-examined by Mr. Bodkin: When speaking of the checking of the books, I am speaking of the practice, but I see marks in the ledger which indicate that the entries in the ledger were called ...