... THE NEW LAW OF BILLS OF IEXCHANGE. The continentalising, so to speak, of the laws of Enland requires more attention that it seems of late to have I ojn- manded. Scarcely all alteration has been made of late years in our code without exhibiting a further ...

... a blow at deceased I with his left hand ; he did not speak to the deceased, t but struck him a violent blow in the low r part of the v body with his left hand, and then ran away. He Lid e not speak at the tiue. I did not see a knife or any - instrument ...

... the bar he had had a opotntes of witnessing the conduct o oieofcr i feeti parts of the country, and hef Plceonseuently coud speak With some degree of confidence and ex- 3 perience on that subject. As regarded the general a demeanour of the Hull police force ...

... conduct of the accused inedical department was conducted in the absence of the accuser. Plenty of wvitnesses were found to speak to c its innocence, but the one man ?? had made tls 0 charic was st udiously kept out of the way. J nstcee was, in fact, a ...

... your time any further, but may, perhaps, have occasion another day to ask for your further assistance. Mr. Taiivis-I don't speak for any one but myself,-- any further information that I can give I shall be most happy to rendor you; what is the name of ...

... he was, on Tuesday evening last, in Whitefriargate, half way between Parliament- street and the bridge, when lie saw a man speaking to these women; that luau, on seeing the police, hastened away; there was a drunken man going along the street, whom these ...

... Mrs. Chapman's, T-olderness- road, where Tamer Anson is now residing. Ar. Greaves asked me if I should speak the truth, and I told him I should not speak anything else. Mr. Wallgate said ho believed it was his child. He now says that he is not the father ...

... doing so, and had threatened to tell her father what they were at. The child recollected the circmm- stance, but could not speak clearly as to whether Perry and Roudall were of the party of depredators. On being asked whether she had any questions to put ...

... like period, occurred in King-street and near to the 'National School, 'and then something else, of which she alone could speak positively, occurred - in a saddle-room, upon which occurrence the charge was' built. This event, or anything of tihe like ...

... eay be by and bye found out by the public, if we should lt thrown on1 troublous times. It grieves me to feel CEntrained to speak thus of a bill introduced into the Hoas of Commons by one of my oldest personal friends -one of the most learned and accomplished ...

... veilcol I p ~ ClildIren), wviose fee will be ua- o Arisesi1010000 o'ioladie3 chosen from tbe best t' Tarkii lot 10000 Mill speaking the French and f 111~e ?? al-30 be placed at the disposition to ?? 1tertec atod ladies of honour, oh ttns illo l5 a side-saddle ...

... now no miore claihn to be considered the eapi- an aI of the north of England than Canterbury, of the 'iesvs south. Not to speak of Manchester and Liverpool,-- ?? and Bradford have fairly eclipsed it inl its own view county. Tie old advantages which it ...