... you are or are not; your own (OtsciLice, will ehictate to you that you know Kendall. I save csaitio cii yon many times to speak nothing but tile trttl.' -le sail, I have made soene mistakes, but I was so bothered in my miiid thiat I could hardly r ...

... shoes. My mother and Mr.Atkinson locked the room door, None but us three were in the room, My mother said if I had a mind to speak I could clear her sf what I had said. I said howu She said when I went up again I was to say that I saw her get the tea from ...

... young Mr. Jones c000 in. He is the son otlfir. Joseph Jones, the draper, alikhe crncer Of the Mnarket-place. He asked to speak to me privately, sod then said 1You hold some letters of Mr. Harries'. Will yeo show thom to me? I have a case against Mr ...

... plaintiff's daughter havingbasend. amined in support of the above statemelota een tx riamed Michael Reynolds, was called to speak to tile -Sir tuous demeanour of the girl, who, he observed saitd- loud laughter, had no appearance of a idcheloret, Tire jury ...

... ers, employed on board the steam ship Hammonia, l -vere charged with smuggling 4 lb tobacco each. The r prisoner could not speak English, and an interpreter c appeared to answ er the charge for them. From the evidence which was brought forward the case ...

... examined in their own cause. He pointed out the I enormous injustice which would be committed-if the I only person who could speak to the facts were excluded from the witness box. t The RECORDER decided to hear the plaintiff. h Mr. DEAnSLY and Mr. Caoss ...

... 1 Irave never said that I received £5 Ils, of t hat money, The verdict was given against Thomas Hall, for whom I came to speak. I was not charged with perjury by tbejudge in that case. Re-erraminedy.. wves taken before the magistrates to give evidence ...

... hours with the examination and cross examination of a number of v itnesses who canie forward on behalf of Mr. Weightman to speak, from facts within their own knowledge and business transactions, in favour of such a custom existing as that stated by Mr ...

... instant they made off, and when she reached the spot, she found Greenwood laid on the flags bleeding and insensible He did net speak for several minutes. A short time after she found a watch key near the spot, which Greenwood recognised as being his property ...

... about Smith, the lesser of the two, with dark hair. He stood exactly in front of me, with the light full upon him. I cannot speak with much certainty of Snape, but I observed a peculiarity about his eye which enabled me to recognise him again. They were ...

... rnatrrre of thre caseo, and it still he found impossible to oppose the reformationo. Tire venerable Aretrdeacun went on to speak of tire general itlre wlrier convocation would irave to talre vi !th a view to effecting thle tricessary refornas. Tire first ...

... tomary tocxrop the ears' and ?? 'you: call'tbat cruielty ?? Vallance; Ye15,'if'they were old q ones;, but you won't oar me speak,- you n tak fnei.dowr.i bdfenda~nt, to the benich,-the cdt ', h.'at oug she is no'i two ?? hr a-- not, he any cruelty in ...