... gladly carried out throughout the county. Before he dismissed them to their duties, he must detain them for a few moments to speak of the loss the Court had sus- tatmed in the resignation of Mi-. Curtler, the vice-chairman -a gentleman who bad administered ...

... woman-nay, eventhe young, would do well to know and understand more of the struc- ture of their own bodies. He then proceeded to speak upon the framework, the bones, joints, muscles, blood- vessels, and nerves, pointing out the wondrous design, beauty, and ...

... matter. She saw some people taking Pritchard up stairs in his own house. He was burnt all over his body. He told them not to speak to him as he was dying. There were two or three doctors attending him from time to time. He had every attention paid to him ...

... that was through murdering his wife or wounding himsulf. His conversation was that of a man in his right mind, except when speaking of his wile. Police constable Padbury, who was in attendance upon Hampton at night, gave similar evidence. Dr. Poncia was ...

... accompany common catarrh, arc very highly recoin mendedi In a variety of quarters; and, Indeed, all who have made a trial of them, speak loudly in their praise, as afftordlng eafectuil aud speedy relief. To public spoaskers and singers these lozenges will be valuable ...

... common catarrl, are very highly recomado wlended In a variety of qilarters ; an}, indeed, all * ie irave madO a trial of them, speak leoudly in their praise, ra ersdlsng effectual. and speedy relief. To public speakwa and lingers hirspen1ne will be valuable ...

... attorney? The Coroner said no advocate was heard in the Coroner's Coart, but he had not the slightest objection to Mr. Cutler speaking to the prisoners. Mr. Cutler said he simply wished to ?? notbound to criminate themselves. Evans wasthencautionedin theusual ...

... your Honour to attend. Now, sir, whatever interest the examination of this person may have to the purposes of the suit, I, speaking for myself, professionally am cf opinion that it is in the interest of the public that we should vindicate the authority ...

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... accompany common catarrh, are very highly recom- mended in a variety of quarters; and, indeed, all who have made a trial of them, speak loudly in their praise, as affording effecttal and speedy relief. To public speakers and singers these lozenges will be valuable ...

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