... went on with the o'clock train, and he said All right. I saw him again at Walton at a quarter- past' six, but I did not speak to him. He has received money from persons when I have not been there, and afterwards paid it over to me. It is his duty to ...

... Pilkington said that this honce was one that soj absolutely required a license on account of the cattle of market. He could speak feelingly in this matter, for the ve granting of a license to this house would be an injury to i- him as the owner of another ...

... superiorm she had bad to do so, Miss ce u Saunl's treatment in that respect was not exceptional. Miss Sauiin would frequently speak unkindly of the th sisters, especially during recreation time. She sinned on against charity, she sinned against truth. Witness ...

... to be inchned to do some mischief. r To Jurors: I never heard the prisoners speak to the r deceased after they had commenced to throw sods. I left the risonerm without speaking to them. I did not follow the footpath when I first left them, bat I afterwards ...

... rosecutrix, who appeared to be in a weak condition, said she had been a great suf- ferer from heart disease, and was unable to speak during the time tie prisoner was commttin th e criminal assault. prisoner was criinalassa ImmediiLtely after she could g et ...

... Maj or said , IDid t evraeI s beforeI and again Mr. Roberts said? No. ',Vhe Mjor I mn said, 1Did you ever hear any oen speak 1' m and Mr Roberta replied, IYes; I have heard my father. The Matjor abked~ What did he say?1 and Mr.J Roberta replied ...

... to an Italian, named Ajugtustie (-tillosto, and Icith robbing hiit of 2s. It *t! t ?? lte P'osecuttor, whlo was unable to speak lallli aI' 1 Tu8esday eveniumg at na public-hotise, at taihle td 'tlon`g witlh time prisoners. After comning otit of the llltie ...

... three times on the face with his hand, pulled my nose, and hit me with a comb. I did otgimve hit anyp revocation, nor did I speak to him.- Defendant Did i slap your face thruee tims ?? - curx Yes. Defendantlf I slapped it ?? eutrix :You. told me to go out ...

... one, and was still increasing. There was also alarge foundry and other works close to it, and the owner of the foundry would speak as to the suitableness of the house, the character of the landlord, and the accommodation that would be afforded to those people ...

... delayed any longer the question of additional accom- dation. As regarded the matter, of money, of course, he did not want to speak lightly of the county expenditure; hut he said this, that the expenditure upon a new county asylum would scarcely ever be felt ...

... cross-examination, Mr. Death said-I fe identified the prisoner by his light and general appear- sn ance. I have not been able to speak as to whether he had an whiskers or not, but he had no Moustache or beard, of (The prisoner then stood up.) I should say prisoner ...

... do not and are not liable to capital punishment, but still J requiring severe punishment, because the tender- I ness, so to speak, which has existed in modern Ii times has been so great, that we have not been able to fi harden ourselves to the infliction ...