... would murder Ron. ds. worth, and that he (Akroyd) had, purchased some 'rum to haden himn but it was not thought 'ht he was, speaking seriously. 8 ince he. has been in custody, the risoer as sid tat e wihedhe had used.his careessremakin tha he ishe todie ...

... 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 ...

... had no occasion to do so unless he chose; he was not going to be a witness for either party; but even if he were, he would speak the truth without it. The magistrates immediately committed him for seven days to Wakefield House of Correction. Mr Ripley ...

... the weather and the excitement of the review. Poor Dr. M'Cauley died ii hiis chair, after one or two ineffectual attempa to speak or respire. As might be anticipated, the wretched mauiac was dead before midnightt, and subsequenitly all inqqest was held ...

... the Court of Chancery, in Vice- .Chancellor Kindersley's Court, on Saturday last, when, in consequence of- affidavits which speak of evidence that can be procured from Ireland, rebutting the evidence of the mother at the trial before Lord Canmp- bell,. ...

... would converse with her mother and tell her where the needles might be found, but when awake she could seldom be induced to speak of them. Also, when in this sleeping or somnambulio state she was entirely unconscious of pain. While cutting through deep ...

... tie repetition of supplicationse to the Divine Being, and tle culprit responded with evsi dent earnestness and Riaicerity, spea'king so loudly as at tihes to be alm ost audible ?? antile scaffold. After the rope had been adjusted, the unhalpy man was heard ...

... Mr Hutehinson, as to the breach of promise of marriage case. The first time she met the Colonel was in 1852. . . Did you speak to him first ?-Certainly not. We ] met several, times, and felt'an interest in each other. I He took off his hat and bowed ...

... court. Campisiano, the father, began his evidence with great calmness, but lse gradually became excited, and when lie came to speak of his murdered wife and child he tore his hair, and gave way to violent despair. His emsotion at length became so great that ...

... having done the deed. He likewise contended that nothing had been proved that could in any fway convict the prisoner. After speaking four hours, he con- e eluded by imploring the jury, before they consigned the 4 Ld prisoner to the grave, to see that the ...

... 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 ...

... question, there were some fmssed vociferous cries of Order, order ; and as Mr. Stanley age, persisted iil his attempt to speak, the Speaker had to inter. ugthe oe, an, in doing so, he laid. down a, rule which is thea very sog everse of the stan'ding ...