... that the doctor had taken away what she hail vomited. -No. . The Lord Justice Clerk : Now, you must trr and speaK out; it was from your not speaking out that that mistake ' was very nearly arising, and it might be very serious one. When she was sick during ...

... Theodore. He says there is another cause for the King's anger besides the unanswered letter to the Queen of England. When speaking with an Abyssinian Prince, after his first brilliant reception at Theodore's Court, Consul Cameron expressed bis opinion ...

... Hold yer noise, or shan't speak. '] read it in thi? way ; they mean letting a feeling of uiscontent, where discontent existed; that is what thev mean by the light, but this, idea my idea is that [When lie does speak its nothing.] Well, don't think ...

... let the Tories into the county. | Hear, hear. they were not united, and made little concessions, they became weak. He was speaking to Kadical member of the Town Council on the pitvious day, who told lain did not intend to take any part in this election ...

... reference to ticket-of-leave men which has come te since the Sessions held in April. to Birmingham, Chief Superintendent Glossop speaks in terms of the new measure of supervision by the police, and his opinion is shared his officers. The license holders have ...

... Lees, grocer, at PenkhulL, when the prisoner Ingram came in and asked if they had any umbrellas to mend. Whilst Ingram was speaking to the prosecutrix, the prisoner Brannon came and asked if they sold beer. The prosecutrix having replied in the negative ...

... over a little fence. Seeing some people a distance, I tried to call for assistance, but my voice failed me, and I could not speak. I descended the lull slowly, and I walked towards the village of Waterfoot. As went along I regained some strength. The good ...

... documents to the witness), and say whether they are in Mr. Howell's handwriting? They are.—Have you ever kcard Mr. Howell speak the subject of imitating his kandwriting? Y'es.—What have you heard him say one occasion, think was the last time was with ...

... to Rugby, to testify to the high character and general usefulness my friend Mr. a man ar.d as a politician. [Cheers] I can speak this with r.ot a little confidence. His father was for many years my colleague in the House of Commons. I have known Mr Muntz ...