... him. He Itook refuge in a friend's house, and died almost immediately after entering it. The medical wit- nesses could not speak positively to the cause of fo death. It might, in their opinion, have resulted It from a shock to the nervous system, produced ...

... resolution, thateach speaker ,d should be confined to. ten minutes-but in this case with an undersianding that Mr. Oastler was to speak act libition, on all questions---was put and I a. carried. 10. Mr. 04,qTLn then stepped forward, and said- 'n Mr. Chairman ...

... as follows:- Friday, April 2nd, 1852. Sea,-T again offer you my gratitude for yourcharitable kindness. I am quite unable to speak the promptings of my heart for your great goodness to me, an entire stranger, but you may believe, sir, I am very sincerely ...

... the bailiffs went to get one. The next circumstances was the appre- hension of a man named Hadden, who was fined 5s. for speaking rather loud in an ante-room of the county court, although he apologised, and certainly bad never intended to insult the judge ...

... Home Office, and he did not seem to me so well as before. 'He appeared to be-labouring iunder disease of the brain. He would speak cobs- arontly for a time, and' then lose the thread of his discourse. He then went to the Treasury on his -usual business, ...

... Saturday night. I told him I could not pay it, and I would not pay it. My brother then said, .A There is another man you have to speak to'- Mtean'ing Henry Holland. Bull then turned round to Holand and said, Now, Nobby, what do you intend 0o do ? Holland said ...

... of great advan- tage to this moment, or to have a beneficial weight upon all parties interested, either for or against it. Speaking of the County Courta, his lordship says: I take the fact to be clear that the people must prefer the county courts to the ...

... asking the pri- soner Borbridge (or Jones) as to what he would I wish to have said to his relatives, he said he wished a to speak to me before I began the letter, and I said I I was ready to hear what lie had to say; and he re. c quested that the governor ...

... and a prayer- d book were found in his possession.-Prisoner: I l have a. stentorian voice, and I happened to sing and l 0 speak too loudly, when he (the verger) came up ( - and seized me round the body to put me out; that I d was an assault, your worship ...

... confessor against Popery, for ye i Ine'er may look upon my like again.' I anm that v4eritab le pries, who afte all hisbegan to speak against, not only to the Catholic faith, but the moral law, and perverted others n by my teaching. I am the eavaliei-e Achilli ...

... and over the right eye. He was not altogether unconscious of the persons who were attending him on Thursday, but he could speak very little, and that very unconnectedly. He bore the highest possible character in the constabu- lary force, and was held ...

... the bailiffs went to get one. The next circumstances was the appre- hension of a man niamed Hadden, who was fined 5s. for speaking rather loud in an ante-room of thei county court, although he apologised, and certainly l hed never intended to insult the ...