... carried to the top of the stairs, and left in charge of one or two others till I got others. All were insensible; not one could speak. Afterwards a cab came and took away five persons-four females and one boy-to the Infirmary, I am certain, the boy was dead ...

... heard the report of a gun in their Farlour, and thinking all was not right, she listened at the sbutters. Shebheard Mr Smith speak, but no one answered. On the following morning, about nine o'alock, Mr Smith went to his brother's hense and told'two, of ...

... life. (Hear, bear.) Let them bear in mind that crime and pauperism are not things dotted about here and there ; generally speaking they belong to a class of 5ociety, Let them examine the records of a poor-house, and they will find that some names recur ...

... ship-mcsning l) e SeraIRing `-flu S~ir ?? Eenry.-3Lot not to %whois or when i-No. ELasinaivals c.'ntioa'A-I hearst Captain Corbett speak ithe slip's Compen~ay lose and aft, hut I did net lies what hec said. Some of the nien migh~lt have heard!. When I got cxix ...

... of Mr James Best.-hir Naivwom for the prosecation, and Mr WiDDr for the prisoner Taylor.-I Several witseeses were edlied to speak as to Taylor's t c imrac er. The jury thea retired to consider their f verdict, and, after being absent ai'ront three boors ...

... mother-her only urardian as a child. Father Bowden.-Of course, I hardly consider her a child at all. Perhap1s, if I might speak of the mother's past cha- racter, I could throw a different light upon this proceeding. The statements she has made, and which ...

... brown hair and some. what florid complexion. When asked to plead, he replied ' Not Guilty' in an emphatic tone of voice, acnd speaking in English. He elected to be tried by a mixed jury, and one, composed half of Englishmen and half foreigners, was impanneled ...

... THE BROMPTON ORATORY CASE I - On Monday Mr Selfe received a number of letters 3 speaking in lhs highest terms of the character of Alrs 0 MIDermot. Among them was one from Mr Frederick 3 L Blunt, from the vicarage, Scarborough. He stated that he had known ...

... Lord, I can state from painful experience, if that statement has reference at all to the past, it is in every way incorrect I speak from an experience of several months in Fort Deleware. Daring rny imprisonment there, the number of prisoners would average ...

... two o'clock, when we took a spell for three or four hours and worked again till breakfast, The ho'son then piped us aft to speak to the captain, who was in the saloon. There was a gentle- man there in a grey coat, with stripes on the cuffs. Captain Corhett ...

... Roman Catholic inhabi- tants, and hence this meeting. The Chairman, after intro- ducing the subject at great length, and speaking in somewhat warm terms of the Liberal party in the Town Council, moved the following resolution:- 'That the Catholics of ...

... Capt. 20th Regb. tSigned) J. AxLDRuDGs, Capt. 20th eegt. Approved (Signed) CitARLE;S A. WIN'CHESTER, Consuli and Coroner. Speaking of the funeral the Japan Herald says.- 'We could scarcely be expected to note a descriptivc account of this heartrending ...