... person. Afte'rwards he ?? giying opinions on anonyimcais letterss theirrilneist alwaya ?? some dlearee of el0nbt. Yos casuot speak wvith absoluterertaibity. I eass only say thiy agree so far I to ny mind in two ways. there au. two different i secies of writinig ...

... tier and 'zExmlfler-loeking, at these twvo l oapers, reading the Irticle5. I hane come to the conclusion that they, strictly speak!ing, vioiate the rale; but on1 the other hand, exi r-is up sy o-n dis. cretion as an indivilu.al memnber of the ' tart, I wvoulit ...

... happened, tampbhel sang a6song; hutther wa6 o something about his bshaviour that he did not likeo and tpe he was going to speak to him about it. If a tight-fitting . stopper was in a rifle, the barrel was not lilcely to burst. !ni After the ocourrence ...

... was a good old English system to work upon; and we did not want a hole and corner system. He thought every one present could speak to the gentleman he wished to support. Hitheito he could assure the court the system of open voting had acted well in that ...

... blood, but still they were so small, and so long a time had elapsed before theyhad been examined, that the doctor could not speak with any degree of certainty upon the point, and therefore the prisoner was entitled to any benefit thereof. Still the several ...

... I speke in geocral terms. It made no difference to ! me whether it was the old man or the priest who e sold it. I did not speak to hilu as ?? representa- I tixo of Isis brother in the matter. Ilis Worsiun' granted a dismiss Without lse- I udice. d. So ...

... Sinmmons's men to lie in the engine house duting the night.-Mr. Sheldon: Was not a man natried Watson there and didn't you speak to him?-A. 9 .did not see him at the pig-wharf. I spoke to him after- wards, but not in reference to the iron. When I saw the ...

... arrived at Paddirgton, thirteen bales were missing. A boy, instruoted to sit on the van, saw the prisoners Riley and Murphy Speak zo the prisoner, who occupied a van with a single gray horse. The prisoner and another man drove their one-horse van away, ...

... nlt., he 'was passing the end of Grove-passage, Mare-street Hackney when be saw soie~fe-iends of his and turned up there to speak with them. Soon afterwards defendant came up and demanded to know what they were doing. Wit- ness was about to offr an epanation ...

... to lodge with her in September. 'The accused and deceased were always good friends, and she had never heard him (Campbell) speak in terms antagonistic to her late son, to whom he was much attached. Deceased was also much attached to Campbell. At dinner ...

... window, asd shouted out, Ch. he' shot his brother ! By Mr. Shcosnith: At the station, when the brothm of the prisoner was speaking to the sergeant who Wm tahirg the charge, the prisoner said, 'Don't put Uaw more to it. As we were going to the station ...

... what he considered the nature of there loans, but Serjeant BALLAsNTM and Mr. GrTAnD objected, and said that the items would speak for themselves. Mr. Howell then read sotne of the items, one of which was Barned's Bank (failed), for £225,000. The word cash ...