... any young lady to do according to French notions. the rule of good French society is that a girl until married is never to speak to any man unless in the presence of her parents or guardians, and then only in monosyllables. A well-bred French girl knows ...

... him for years, and had conversed with him. many times, as the prisoner held the post of first carpenter. Holmnstrum cold not speak English, and the conversations between them had been carried on in the Swedish tongue. The evidence throughout was most co ...

... any young lady to do according to French notions. The rule of good French society is that a girl until married is never to speak to any man unless in the presence of her parents or guardians, and then only in monosylla. bles. A well-bred French girl knows ...

... A suhseription list was opened to raise funds in aid of this worthy object, of which it is quite unneces. - sary for us to speak in praise, and already a num- her of subscribers have given in their names, a list of which will be found iin our advertising ...

... public at large would be, to prevent unfor- tunate people from being driven to that, and rather to bridge themn over, so to speak, to soma better state of circumstances. It struck him that it would be lower- ing the whole question to send people so sud- ...

... Plaintiff placed his hand on Elliott's shoulder, and said he would not allow such conduct there, aiid then turnied his head to speak to a easte0rne, ripen which, with- out saying awoed, defendant struck him a trriesc blow on the eye which felled lin to the ...

... come to. give evidence for her mistress, not for complainant. -Mr. Travis: We don't care who you come for, so long as you speak the ?? admitted having wiped some blood off complainant's face, but she denied that her mistress struck him. The com. plainant ...

... law of England. The foundation of our law is the English Common Law and the Statute Lawv up to. the 1st of George the 2nd, speaking generally. 'The Spanish law is not in force the're, and has never been in force since the island was peopled by the English ...

... much so that she was unable to nurse her chld . Witness stew deceased on the Slunday following, bat had not an opportunity to speak to her; med after that time did not see her again alive, She died on te 7th inst. InI the evening witness called at prisoner's ...

... she was unable t) to nurse her child. Witness saw deceased on the h le Sunday following, but had not an opportunity to d ~a speak to her ; and after that time did not see -e is her again alive. She died on the 7th instant. & ge In the evening witness called ...

... having ascertained that. his -father was gone out to dine with a friend, told Madame Bainville that his father wanted to speak to her, and by that means induced her to accom- . pany him to the rooms-occupied by the Lemaires. As 'soon as she gob inside ...

... all shades of opinion in the present crisis.-Mr. Parsons also addressed a meeting at Dudley- hill Jast night, and he will speak to day in Bradford, and on every evening next week ii sorre portion of the district, He takes abroad view of the question, ...