... putting his sanutk to his ear, said to him in a loud voloe, he being deaf, that he might speak now. This was in comtquence of B&ukhaics ?? stated his intention to speak at the Ec6ffold. Ab this moment ho was ouncesled from the view of the people by the Sur- ...

... not hear her aotn r stabbing. Witness never :n i e the prisrner to the -C- She did not come i e-'a at all. She did not speak not speak to her. He %rar little excited. The pris nlier r.-- s - : - She told the police that the ?? - thing. On the previous d ...

... Blaclkhurst, who appeared for the defendants, said this had taken him somewabt by sur- prise, and he asked permiasion to speak with his clients on the ?? beine granted, the men rc- tired with. their advocate to an adjoining room, and hell a short co ...

... to speak more than Abolwt hmeds f enghliosh. On Wednesday, therefore, can ID Mnued Ear-is, a Polish Jew, who had been a jouato of the infirmary since March last, was ?? to talk aith him. Saleneskam seemed very ierd to find that Harris could speak his ...

... asked for M. About, under the pretence that a man of the locality wished to i ask some information of him, and desired to speak to him that night, as he was leaving the neighbour- hood immediately. On my husband declining to go the agent did not insist ...

... 2nd of t he head hov g a occasion to speak to the co-defender with regard at' ser, to his conduct towards the defender. Previous to ist_ to speaking to the co-defender, he told his wife of eiti his intention to speak to him on the subject of to ?? their ...

... to speak to the realc- tion. So long as it was before the meeting he should claim his right to speak upon it. (Cheers, - and cries of Order.) The Chairman here attempted to put thermotion to the vote. Mr. Willisrs.-Do you deny my right to speak? The ...

... have' to beg that your H'onour,, if .you. please, will. speak to .Mr. Gray. Mr. cray walks up to me and says, .If it were not for your wife you'would be n'the parish,and- thenba goes and speaks to that gentleman (one of the ?? Honour: Gentlemen, it is ...

... favouring the view 4A the memorialists, viz., that only a Welsh-. speaking judge should be appointed to, administer Justice in Wales. I confess I read his speeoh in a ireotly contrary sense. In speaking of the de- mand In some parts of Ireland for home rule, he ...

... agood title, too. (Loudlaughter.) -Defendant: And what did you say when I spoke to vou?-Plaintiff: Spoke ! Do you call it speaking? You uttered shameful imprecations.- Defendant: Eh ! What ?-Plaintiff: Oh, of course, you dcn't understand. (Laughter.) You ...

... your red and rosy cheeks from the first time ever I was with you, but you were so saucy that you would never speak, but i will lera you to speak, and the court. ing to begin, for grey pese is afpweys on the look out. In the next, dated 9th November, 1865 ...

... Irish-speaking people of Ireland. It was a missionary society, a home missionary society, and one which commended itself their symoathy. The next fact was that by the census of 1851 they had a return of a million ! and a half of Irish-speaking people ...