... ntrymen, he trusted that they would be more than nsually watchful over themselves, so as to give no cause to the world to speak disparagingly- of them er of tbe Breat national movement to which they belonged. After jervice the company wee marched hark ...

... appeal to the Jury7, called eight or ten respectable tradesmen, some of whom had known the prioner fifteen or twenty yearsr, to speak to the prisoner's character. The Jury, after ten minutes consultation, acquitted the prisoner. IOCEnrY BY A IN o.W ?? Munroe ...

... slightest truth in what the defendant said, and he would also call Lord Arthur Hay, assistant adjutant-general in the Crimea, to speak to Sir James's conduct there. Captain Frederick William Hill, Governor of the House of Detention, was then called, and identified ...

... before she was removed to the hospital, and she (witness) had heard Mr. Cafferata use the word poison. She heard Cafferata speaking to his wife two days before he went to Manchester, and before going for medicine for the deceased. He said Didn't I tell ...

... trepsed the witness still more.) Witness resumed: The deceased came to my house on Tuesday morning, and said he wanted to speak to me. He was in a very agitated state. I asked him what was the matter. He told lcie to call a cab and he would let me know ...

... happy to say that the calendar which would be subhmitted to them centalned the -names of but few prisoners; but general] speaking the offences were of a more serious charactec than the (iourt usually lad to deal with. There was onc caoe of horse stealing ...

... ealendar and depositions commuted In a County Court trial by a person of the name of 11111 who ween de- fendant in an action. Speaking the truth on a mans ?? wan the foundation of nivil justice, His Lordship went on to make further observations respecting ...

... intention to adjourn the Corst, but at Mr. Matthews's request. consented to allow the learned counsel to call witnesses to speak to the character of the prisoner Lewis. The following persons, each of whom had known the prisoner for many years, and gave ...

... wklfrst niurdir, on which the prisoner bad been commnttad-brythc Coroner.. * lirovan then called the following witnesses t. speak to the ptioner'o chbaracter:-Mr..John Perry, eashler to Mr. Deoston, the piionrersH employer, stated he had known the prisoner ...