... property of David Whiting. Mr. iTHoMPSON prosecuted, and Mr. PEEL appeared for the prisoner. Some witness having been called to speak! to prisoner's previous character, he was sentenced to' six wveeks' imprisonment. I Win. Frost (47), butcher, was charged with ...

... her house, was the passion whiclhdppeare4 to actuate Sykes in his future conduct. A few weeks before the 19th of August, in speaking of Hanniah's preference for another, he used the expression that if he did not have her no one else would, but this was the ...

... lost sight of them she returned to the Leeds-road, where she found Greenwood lying on the ground. He was alive, but did not speak. Witness went with Police-officer Shuttleworth in search of the prisoner, and identified him. Cross-examined.- Witness did ...

... the number is not greater. It is the empty school, and the home which is no home, that make the full prison. (Rear, hear.) I speak from my personal experience at Kirkdale, of some 1,200 or 1,500 3f cases in which I have had to pass sentence as chairman of ...

... immediate danger, and is doing as well as can be expected. In consequenco of his jaw benig broken, however, lie is unable to speak. The bodies of the other unfortunate muon were extri- cated firm the wreck as soon as possible, but in each case life was quite ...

... submit to the privations the attempt woulld entail, anti until they grow weary of repeated imprisonmentsit is, generally speaking, simiply waste of time and money to attempt their curn. It must not be forgotten that a hen among these a more hopeful case ...

... correctness and completeness of the report of Gordon's trial published in this day's papers, we ought no Imnger to hesitate to speak decisively. It ap- pears probable that the report is both correct and as com- plete as any report is likely to be. It contains ...

... rendered to us some service, and who in this last moment will have somethiisg to do-I leave him all the clothes of my son; I speak of what I give to you because I am persuaded that . . . . I do not know ; but I thunk our pro- perty in your house has been ...

... there at that time of night, 'argher received a stammering answer, What's that to your business. After turning aside to speak to another man who came up, Fargher ran acrossthu road and jumped upon the hedge, but the man had disappeared, and all he could ...

... strangers, large enough to hold 1,500 persons. In the House members appear to speak as often as they please to the same bill, but the Senate has a rule that no member shall speak more than twice the same day, without leave of the Senate. Unless upon the ...

... before he had got many yards from : the door of the vaults. The prosecutor's evidence left a . doubt as to whether he could speak with certainty of the prisoner's identity, and it was shown he was drunk shortly Ibefore the robbery. After a few words from ...

... had refused an offer of Lady Clifton to provide the paupers with beef and beer at Christmas. One of the speakers, Mr. Torr, speaking of Mr. Heath, made use of the following language, which was reported in the Not- tingham Daily guardian :-1 But perhaps ...