... link hangs upon link. Place a man in solitary confinement for any length of 'time, and his reason will begin to give way. Short of This extreme measure of solitude, what a g i s it to any One' to feel that he is shunned, that his .friends gather round ...

... bat as soon as we entered ha threw it on the back of a chair. Afterwards he delned all knowledge of the coat. Polioemnan Shorte, 146 F, deposed About th e samn time I went into the pasasae of the public-house. I s8w Perfin and Smith come in. They etite-ed ...

... Fby-wrhicthe--bank -had- onme into oloesscsionnof apollay-of in- hen and ?? cthe ife0odff the b ?? pr wospvery * dlfilsent story-tb~l~tt'bfof thl ankrrbizt. Tile bankrupf iltseliment was fbtlil je ?? l6t~tbt~n Ibik ?? withot'n 'lett dof'-lbd ting t61'wereiaue ...

... cuto must have been infilated with a slarp Instrument and with great strength. Thp accused was naturally suspected, and in a short time he made a confession, which he afterwards recalled. He ?? that he bad been badly treated while In confinement, and bad ...

... About a quarter to six that morning, as he was lying in hed awvake, he heard , aslight noise at his ropta doer, and after a short time be saw, ta his surprise, ilhe door gently open and the prisoner muri-ke -a snatch- at hlis clothing, which was hauging~ou ...

... hadso erany artifices, dangling about the watch and chain and so forth, that he - thought her quite the lady, believed her story implicitly, and would have let her have the money. Various other eases, all of the same description, were gone into, and at ...

... been communicated by one to the other. The prisoner wae eusplected, and upon his being questioned I be told a very sigular story about a man, who was an entire etranger to him, pressing him to let him into his master's house, and that he at length consented ...

... must have been inflicted with a sharp instrument and with great strength. The accused was naturally sus- pected, and in a short time he made a confession whicl he afterwards recalled lie said that be had been badly treated while in confinement, and had ...

... Thepri- the sty' sommunicated pro-count C a zer wga suspected, and upon his being questioned ha told prisoneo * rv etcvlar story about a man, who was an entire loan of ter to him, pressing him to let him into his master's law, Mi nd that he at length consented ...

... promised net -to take his life if he did so. Gross accordlagly lay quiet and Klein removed the old mnn's cap, and then diew the short sword from his side, He afterwards bound his hands and hastened from the eol, the door of which he closed. Gross now called ...

... means of discover- ing the owner. If that were so, he was guilty of the larceny of which he was accused. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict Stary, 34, was charged rwith unlawfully wounding Charles Powell. ,iM~r. Lloyd prosecuted; ...

... agreed to let her have them; he be refused to take it, and told her to pay his sister. He l a afterwards ascertained that her story was incorrect. ad Luformation was given to the police, and the prisoner as was apprehended. The jury returned a verdict of ...