... He said he wanted to speak to Mr. Gibson, and entered his room by the pri. vate door. Mr. Gibson, hearing footsteps at his back, lifted his head up from his desk, and observed Mr. Todd enter the room. Todd said, I want to speak to you. He replied, ...

... chapel P-Frequently. Inthe presenceof the warder ?-Yes, air. Am I correct in etating that prisoners can communicate without speaking by simply moving theirlips ?? I am anxious to know. One has read Five Years' Penal Servitade, and rould like to know how ...

... is not yet time to speak. it is now stated that the mur- derer will be garotted as a common criminal instead of being ?? News. VRGARA, Saturday.-The Anarchist Golli continues to bo very silent in gaol, but when occasionally speaking to the warders he ...

... me and said, Mabe, I will not have you speak in so familiar a tone to the ladies. I turned round and said, My lord? doubtingwhether I had heard him correctly. His lordship said he would not have me speak in so familiar a manner to the ladies. I said ...

... went up to him and saw that he was suf- fering from severe cold. He (witness) asked his name, but he was quite unable to speak. He appeared very weak. As he seemed to be exhausted froin cold, he was at once conveyed to the workhouse, and although frequently ...

... held it in his other hand, along with an umbrella He did not speak to her at the time, bat hurt her. She did not cry out. The man kept up his abuse till Mrs. Moffeat cakme up. She did not speak to the other childrei, or tell them what was going on. The ...

... and was certain that they did not accost any gentleman; indeed there was no one at that time in Piccadilly to speak to; He heard the accused speak to the girls, call them little ducks, and say they had got a lot of Christmas about their legs. In a minute ...

... You ---7 II rupture you. we then kicked at my body, and. I received a kick in the stomach, be- cause I stopped, I could not speak for some few ?? 'Olin tomannonly-,. ?? nn in the side minutes. 'ne woman jole outtea me -n -J- -u with ler head. Hobley struck ...

... door abort four o'clock in the afternoon. She did not speak to him; but she could swear she saw: him, for he had been pointed out to her as the man that-ill-used his wife. She was not able to speak positively to his dress. -He wore a black coat. -Mr. Abbott ...

... Theatre company, and until lately Florence was in the habit of going to Tools's theatre for washing. The speak of her ashbeing a quiet, wol-con- speak of her as being a quiet, well-con- ducted girl, but say that she some- times used to complain of feeling ...

... spoke to him, but at first he refused to speak to me, I told him I wanted some money to pay the doctor's bill, whet he remarked that he bad nothing to say to such a worthless - as I was. I answered that I should speak to him before leaving Salhouse. He said ...

... Thursday. The missing girl was dressed in ablue stuff dress, black straw hat, and button boots. Sheis aforeigner, and can speak very little English~ MIrs. Farley, of 25, -Brookli -cottages, ;Broeekill-roadWoolwlch,on Satardayapplied at Woolwich pohce-court ...