... saw deceased when he was brought up. He was gasping his last breath. The doctor asked him to speak, and say what was matter with him, but he could not speak. He was afterwards rolled, but he was dead then. After hearing other evidence, and- Mr. Aspinall ...

... me. I made out eleven or twelve men altogether. Mr. WYLIS-Csn you speak to any of these persons, 'd other than you have named, as assaulting you ? Witness-No. oe Mr. WYXLIE-Can you speak to any of them as being r the person who struck Jex? Witness-No. ...

... also. Would arrange meetings when we met in thve street andsat parties. Never would speak to hibl when Mri Siekles was at home, because I know he did not like me to speak to him. Did not see Mr. Key for somae days after I got here. He theie toll me he had ...

... after her throat was cut, The sister of deceased says that the tragic scene she witnessed was enacted without the murderer speaking a word, but another woman states that Corbett, asking his wvife, Will you come and live with rue ? and receiving the word ...

... fingers. Before he could seize her she had cut her own throat. Eventually he got the razor from her. During all this she did not speak at all. She became uneonseious He laidher upon the floor, and held her down till she was quiet - and then, thinking she was ...

... at the commencement of the riard aitces on the previous evening, as soon as she P Q on the stage, and before she began to speak funeral wreath of immortellc (everlasting sfa marked with a black cross, was thrown on the~ at her feet. She was very much ...

... t 040. W U55 n hn. . Nurmnoylea (pulico-censtsble No0. 133 Eii, who speaks several languages 11aently, was engaged to interpret the evidence to the prisoner, who, he said, could speak the Genroese dialect. Mr Salter, of the Strangers' Holme, was engaaed ...

... pleasure on several previous occasions, to the very great efficiency he had always observed in the Hull police force. He did not speak of their efficiency in any particular branch of their duties, but from what he could hear, and from the opportunities he had ...

... two half reams to the prisoner Wood. The two prisoners named Wolf were comut'mted for trial, Four witnesses were called to speak as to the previous good character of the prisoner Wood, and the 3ai4istrate, after hearing the case, said he might have been ...

... breast clean, just like Jean Jacques Rousseau. He 1I is none of your squeamish electioneering Binners; when V compelled to speak, he has spoken out. The two parties of a whom we are now spepakinz are J. D. Charlesworth, the t defeated candidate, and J ...

... ThEly afterwards found that the bankrupt had disposed of those lighlttrs. In crasa- examination the witness said hbe bad been speaking partly from personal knowledge and partly from what his partners had told him. After a few other questions Mr. Holden said ...

... mother and father were born there. aon could Travis : But you did say ses.-Complainarit: Hlow d orn sol ay so when I could not speak English ? The dfrsergeant had teld him twenty times over what he was the, to say, and it was by repeating the names of the ...