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... I was on duty in High Street, Blue Town. I saw the prisoner there. I heard he bad previously been fighting. A man went to speak W him, when be struck him two or three times, at the same time swearing and creating a disturbance. I took hold of the prisoner ...
... one in France. God knows how the gallant soldiers of this country have fought, and bled, and died for their native land. I speak ad. vieedly, for since this abominable war has broken out, I have seen three or four of the hardest fights. But never were ...
... meeting decided upon not allowing him to speak, and continued the uproar. Captain Pennell and other gentlemen also endeavoured to quiet the meeting, but it was of no avail. During a short lull, Mr. Gordon managed to speak a few sentences, but was interrupted ...
... contending that Arthur Orton would never have dreamt of going there, and that the defendant never meant to conceal his visit. In speaking of Lady Tichborne the learned counsel asked whether it was likely that she world ever have mistaken Rogers's voice for that ...
... condition is improved, her reason is still profoundly affected. It sometimes happens that she appears quite well. She then speaks, or reads, or plays as in the best period of her life, but with a melancholy recollection of the days she spent in Italy and ...
... 52 NEW of CASSELL'S MAGA- Of Erekmann-Chatrian's new story of `The College. Life of Maitre Nablot, it is impossible to speak toc highly.—Sfaxdard. POST FREE ON APPLICATD CAMILL, MIT= I OALPINS COMPLETE CATALOGUE, Which contains a list of several hundred ...
... could not hear you. I have taken the advice of our solicitor upon the subject, so I will not allow you to speak.—Mr. Rea (excitedly) : I will speak, for you have been wrongfully informed, and I— The Mayor (calmly) : If you do not Fit down I will act in ...
... scythe, the other cutting his initials in the neck of a disabled Prussian chasseur. Both there cowardly assassins were German-speaking men ; they were tried at once, found guilty, and shot. In no single-instance have the soldiers taken the law into their own ...
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... often laboured under considerable difficulty, especially in some discussions where there was a great noise, and several were speaking at one time. ...
... concealed himself in a doorway, fearing that Whelan might discover him and shoot him. Since that time he has been afraid to speak of the assassination, fearing the possible consequences to himself. The Canadian Sews says :—A petition to the Government ...