... There is nothing that sours so quickly as a sweet and simply good conscience. In speaking the truth we must speak it in the spirit of the words of the inspired apostle- Speak the truth in love. No man can be just towards his neighbour who hates him. No ...

... Blaclkhurst, who appeared for the defendants, said this had taken him somewabt by sur- prise, and he asked permiasion to speak with his clients on the ?? beine granted, the men rc- tired with. their advocate to an adjoining room, and hell a short co ...

... and Lady Doughty objected that this would not be fair to his cousin, and offered him the use of Upton. In other letters lie speaks of his intended travels, and his resolution to overcome his intemperate habits. At the hearing of the Tichborne case, on Wednesday ...

... defended Speak.-P.D. n 11 Welch said that he believed if the case was remanded 75'until Munday, he could bring evidence to substantiate the rded, charges againet fill the prisoners.-Mr. Edelaton said ?? thsthe only evidence against Mrs. Speak was that ...

... teetotellers, for if it were many of those present would not be there, but they werer met as the inhabitants of Preston, to speak out to thie magistrates not to grant any more licenses. He had received a letter frmin the Rev. J. H. Rawdon, Vicar I of Preston ...

... whether it was really I ithe same transaction that they were speaking of. Fazack. I l erley said lie did not at aliy other time sell cattle to Smith; therefore he took it that Barnes was speaking of the same I transaction. He held that there had been a bonm ...

... -Mr. Foster then stated that he was at his door at half-past 1 o'clock on Monday, when defendant came past, but he did not speak to her. She used some very bad and obscene language to him, and shouted in the street in a very loud and uproarious manner ...

... perfectly absurd. Mr. Justice Lush asked, Is it untrue ? but Dr. Kenealy preferred to style it absuid ; end he went on to speak of the wear and tear which the defendant's brain had sustained from dissipation and falls and tumbles. The principal points ...

... unsound mind when she executed it, and this objection was based on the pecu- liarity of liar religious views. These, generally speaking, and according to the evidence, may be taken to have been a highly literal faith in the Second Coming, mu impression that ...

... im- perial packs as MM. Detroyat, Lagueronniere, and Emile de Girardin. The Huddersfield branclt of the Interna- tional, speaking of Mr. Bradlaugh as a professed Republi- can, in a letter to the Council states that if he had been a genuine Republican ...

... and, as lie was doing it, Peace, in quite a different voice from that in which he had previously been speaking-it seemed, indeed, as if he were speaking very sharply-said, 'I should like a drink. Have you got a drink to.giv m?'I The chaplain, taking no ...

... assaults at these Quarter Sessions, is not very F ~.much increased. Gentlemen, in my opinion, and gui~ n I speak as I think I am entitled to speak, per .1 as a man having some authority, and what is much - o more to the purpose having had a good deal of ...