... me to ?? Pettingell : Then that is what Y you have summoned him for? Do you know what you 'o have sworn ?-Complainant: To speak the ?? Pettingell: Have you not been well treated?-Com- e plainant: My master has beaten me several times. He 5. said if I ...

... has addressed to the Marquis of Norusanby the following letter, contradicting certain statements made by Earl Russell when speaking of Italy in the House of Lords on the 27th Febiuasy last. The document appears in the Un2 ion, and is published without any ...

... take me to hell ! The poor man also moaned pite- ously, murmuring lowly and indistinctly - Oh, ohh, oh ! He seemed to be speaking rapidly to those around him, but we could not hear anything he said. Dr. Bannerman and Dr. Wallace, who were in Court, were ...

... disposed to question; and that Mgr. DUpanloup would be- speaking to some purpose had he not ignored the fact that Rome contains as enslaved a people as is even to be found in Poland, not to speak of her 20,000 Jews, whose civil rights are much less recognised ...

... was brought up by P. C. James (133) for being drunk and disorderly in Myton-street. She was kicking at a door, and on his speaking to her, she said she was having a lark to herself.' She was very drunk at the time. The magistrate sentenced her to 14 ...

... residing in lBlaukheath-park, when the prisoner called and sent. in a similar written paper, asking to ~be directed to a -person speaking French, when, on the proaccutrix coming cut and. threatening to give him in custody of a police-constable,t hie ran, off ...

... intoxicated. He would know I know lie had been out, because he was locked out that night, as he did not come home. I did not speak to him about it, as I was thinking of turning him away and pondering it over. The girl slept in the next room to that of Gardener ...

... an emraty pial labelled laudanum, and large enough to hold about half an ounce. She died during the da ant being able to speak a single word. A paper was found pinned to the wall, on which the de- ceased had written, Suffering under an incurable disease ...

... for the ' ?? statement of the complainant was that r at ten minutes or a quarter to four o'clock on Friday afternoon he was speaking to Mr Morgan, lately river v inspeetcr aa t this port, but now of Liverpool, and while c talking to bin Mr Davis came up ...

... wife.. 'Let himi give me, my' wife, or I'lh,; hoot him. If his friend. Mra-'a, powilt give mb oisword that he wilt never, speak to ',my wife again, the matter sball end heret.' Ultimately, several a erson; o known to brthe respective parties, adjourned ...

... 3ifr. ITerdinan and said, I want to speak to you. litt] Mr. Herdmnan replied, No, not now. The sian continued sids to say, I must speak to you now ; to which Mr. Herdmsan EnC replied, Well, I can't speak to you. These words, so far pict as ...

... whidh I produce I had o ansked the permission of Mar. Johna cill. I saw Charles I luaddon there at the tine, but I did not speak to hioi n [This witness did not at all resemble the prisoner iu appear: I e ance.] Mr. Pope (to ?? don't seenl to mei to I ...