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... Wrottesley said It would be diffioult to find them In a Tettenhall. The Commissioner : Anyhow, if they were there, they did not speak out ? e Ir. Wrottesley said that Tettenhall consisted of country residences in every sense of the word, It was as v old as ...
... prisoner was on Air. Sadler's premitses, coming down from the place where the machines were at woik. He said he bad been to speak to Mr. Smnlly, One of Mr. Sadler's workmen, Being a little abusive, and found in the place at that time, Dir, Sndler gave him ...
... all, independently of his notes, he lhed no recollection whatever of the evidence given by I Daniel Rushton. Ho could only speak as to his belief, which was that the notes containei the substance of whau the boy said vhen he (defendant) was before blim ...
... excitement, he replied, 'No, Mr. Mayor I have never been at raets in my life. The Mayor then replied, f I ans sure you will speak the truth, and don't trouble youreelf about it, for there must he somletohing wrong in tho statement, Mr, J. J. Bunch, Mr ...
... attempt to destroy herself, and she said was afraid of being beaten. A neighbour deposed to having heard prisoner's step. mother speak harshly to her. TheMagistrate recommended prisoner's father to take charge of her, and sea that she was well treated. The man ...
... white and red lead, this may serve as a caution. C,, which stainds, we suppose, for Dr. Csmming, writes to the ToCss to speak of the improves aud aug- mented efliciency of the Established Church of Scotland. It appears that the contributions ralsed ...
... questions, although he protesled hs desire to tell the trolls, which led floe Chairman to remark, Tell uo the, truth ashen you speak, buot don't keep anylhiong back' ' Witness tbsen admitted that lie was Sumumoned by Wirol and Burke to a~ttend a moeting, -wlich ...
... suflicient proof that they who did not do It ought, to o0 lit, The hatter' their wssrlpeopl~e were educated-of course he was speaking of woll-directed education-the better servants would they be, and there could not be a better proof of it than in the Potterlee ...