... sticks to prevent the child falling in. The poor thing was in such an emaciated and exhausted condition that it was unable to speak or stand. Upon its face and body were bruises and discolourations, and its backbone almost protruded through the skin. The ...

... it contained, aesdconcladed by stating that ho bad visited theat for the pletaurer of having a iow with them. While he was speaking, a eec, belonging to the landlord of the house, eutered the room, and, taking hold of the inoffensive animal, he walked to- ...

... ceerly in Ilee merning,, and wieen I was outside I isearsd leer moan- iog. I went in, bat did not stay a minute. Sheo did not speak to tiees Itr. doers afterwerels camne, and fold me Ibsh wan ted to fecu ne. It went, hut ?? only waske me for brandy ant weater ...

... did not know that there were fowls in the hamper, and that she might have mistaken it fox her own. Witnesses were called to speak as to the good character of prisoner. One months' imprisonment. INDECENT ASSAULT.-James Dutton, alies Amison (24), was indicted' ...

... appear beyond the remittances. The Judge: I am in a difficulty as to the amount paid in. The indictment says the 26th; but this speaks of the 27th. It may be that he had sent it up. Witness: His note says the 27th. Mr. H, F. Lewis: Are these regular accounts ...

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... indictetcits 00ss 1 rlioglttll), 41.1; ]IIhanllshter, If-i3 ; atid Liverpool, I.).N Iit ?? to other idoices lie could scarcely Speak. 1't'Itihleld Tthey baid no retulrn, there being no Quarter infor thotlborongh. Ini Lends, for the yeatr 1863, ?? aailst 1 ...

... broad daylight and fresh air of public discusesin no one scoms now to leoub, the Bishop of Worcester, perhaps, uxcepted. We speak doubtf wlly even of this exseption, nasrmauch as that singultr prelate is said to object to disouseionin every form-to the ...

... remarkse, seciic Worcid be few, he woulid give no jistl ceccee of chaence to tics heosen Catholic body, of whom heilesirest to speak wll al epd ne charity. Air to thcs mcotion itself tle argee- mne~n~tslby welcpicihtoln a forucer occasion itwes oripporled ...