... small bed, upon which his children slept. About a quarter to eleven o'clock on Sunday night deceased came home, and, without speaking to his wife, Isy down to rest along the hearth. His wife went and lay down by the side of the children, hut about four o'clock ...

... defendants had not committed perjury, and that the language of the affidavit was owing to a mistake in copy- ing, which made them speak of The Oak brand, best galvanised tinned sheets Mr. F, N. Clerk's brand, instead of Mtessrs. Bieten and 'Toovoy's trade ...

... she had time to look at them he struck her in the eye and walked away. Prosecutrix's eompanion went np to the prisoner to speak to him about the watch, and she also was assaulted The prisoner handed over his own watch to the keeper of a pub'ltchouse. ...

... in the back room, partially dressed, and having one boot on, He was still breathing, but with difficulty, and he could not speak. He died in two hours afterwards, There was nothing about the room to show that deceased hed been drinking or had taken poison ...

... daughter ? Witness: I know I was, bat I knew what I was about. Mr. Grove: You say she suddenly stopped speaking. Now did you not stop her speaking on the subject of Christianity?' t Witness (emphatically): No, I did not. She began to I iake a statement ...

... managels of the Commons would merely deoiver the bill with the reasons to the managers of' the Lords. They are not at liberty to speak, and as the reasons are in both cases written, they may as well be sent to the other House by a clerk as by half-a-dozeu managers ...

... altogether for a period of nineteen monits.-lisa Lordehip justified the verdict of the Jury in this case, and then went onl to speak of the son- tenves passed upon the prisoner At the SessIons, whichbhe charac- ternsed aso a 1tremendous punishment for the ...

... of tics liver. Dy his Lordeship : There was a rash, produced by arspnic; bhist not having seen thit cses, witness could not speak to it. Re-examnined : The effect of long work would not be to canes Cho vomiting after every meal. If a man were debilitated ...

... actually fifty or sixty less than there were a short time since. Well might Mr. A~very, at the Mlagistrates' Quarterly Meeting, speak of the hicrosse of crime as a monaco to society. The expense of maintaining the prisoners in the Bir- sningliar Borough Gaol ...

... in the direction of the place H where deceaseda was said to be. She met him on the road, covered with blood, and unable to speak. He was puct to bed, and med icad aid was called in ; hut he gratlually got wvorse and died afor-tnight afterwar~ids. Mledical ...

... prisoner by Police-constable Preece. She was lying on a bench in the tap room of the Three Horse Shoes. As soon as she could speak he asked her what she had been doing, and she replied that she had taken some rat poison. lie immediately sent for some milk ...

... at rest ai to Pt her condition, and that the extminationas were only eon- te ducted for that purpose. sit AIc- Dugdale, in speaking for Bailey, aleinitted theat lie en had behaved in a most dliogueceful manlier towards the pro. tl secutsl-s, but begged ...