... occa- sion he had threatened what he would do to her, if she per- 8isted in refusing him. I On Saturday Baker was unable to speak distinctly; but lie was perfectly sensible, and during the day lie made a statement to the following effect :-On Friday, between ...

... door fifteen ends ofa white cloth. On the smner day, after two o'clock, prisoner camto y ti rwarehouse, and said he wanted to speak about thiosecloths. Hease u ma to take them lin to look at. I refuisesd to do so, because I1 had reason to complain of some ...

... lir. WELL'.-~..DId they 201 altogether amount, during the first half- aol'. ted. year, to X15,0002 is iad Wiiumrro-1 can't speak to that; I should think from £20,000 to I9'D tion £10,000; those bills snore paid on nmaturity by Price anai Co. to ourre ...

... language which had q rslipped from our grasp, for he was perstiaded that those P le who addressed others, whether in writing or speaking, did 13 toso moat forcibly who used the most S axon words. The Rev. a o Mr. Gregory (who informed his audience that lee was ...

... with McMahon. As she was re- at ht turning home to Barnaley she was overtaken by Mc~lahon A he on the road, and lie, without speaking a word, seized herA nround the waist, threw her on the ground, and effected hisco lie purpose, the poor woman resisting and ...

... Witness replied, Upon grouiids of strong suspicion. Fri-.1 a soner said, Very aveli, ' and might lee speak with his I r mother. Permitted hun to speak withbher. The mother,I e two sisters, and two other females were haviag tea. He I -said to his mnotleer ...

... effected the a . ribbery. Hye also knew Butterwood, but not so well as ts Carter, a nd therefore he had somewhesitation ini speaking as Is to him.e s Evidence was adduced to show that the two prisoners were Ie seen in company together at Sandal Meap, about ...

... containing Bank of Eng- co iieb land notes and bills to the amount of £3,160. Mr. Thompson a iake turned round for a minute to speak to a gentleman, and aroi lary when he again turned to his desk, he missed the pocket Hi Ires hook. This was about lsalf-paet ...

... wrote a letter to his wife, addressing it to himself, which was seized by the Court authorities, and in it were the words, speaking of some goods-- I hope Smith, Pilling, and Co. will stick to them. Mr. Bond read the answers given by bankrupt on his last ...

... in- doubtful whether the young woman had really had a mis- iani- carriage. their Highlyrespectable witnesses were called to speak tothe rks. ecsllent character of the prisoner, who ranked high in his ated profession at the town where he practised, and whose ...

... Their eyes have been gouged out by the L brave Sepoys.' We have heard from another source, quite 6 beyond question (a lady who speaks from personal know- AN ledge), that there are several ladies now in Calcutta who wal l have nudergone such unspeakable degradation ...

... sistible claims to the favour and good-will of the fair sex, dI and as distinguished foreigners, such as those of whom we I, are speaking, could draw upon their imaginations for their I- misfortunes and their titles, it was their own fault if they i were not ...