... hunting; but his cousin, Ma. W. B. BnAuBONT, Member for South Northumberland, at. tended as Mis representative, and, after speaking of the result of the late contest, said he looked confidently forward to any future election, when ho was assured the Liberal ...

... very peculiar eyebrows, growing in patches, as ii he had had the mange. He looked as if he had been drinking, hut he did not speak thick, nor was his gait or hand unsteady, but the bloodshot eyes and blotchy face made me feel sure that he was not a man I ...

... and was afterward hanged «• ■• That picture, said he to the ordinary of Newgate, bj^? l it into my head Mr. Jones also speaks of the mischief w l . by the betting-houses—a hydra-headed evil, he says, l*at k- aa n S ured during the past twelve months ...

... -The monthly meeting was held on Tuesday, at the Queenshead Inn, Colonel Hirst presiding, there being also present Messrs. Speak, Drake, Kershaw, Rushworth, Smith, Briggs, Her- shaw, and Foster. The minutes having been confirmed, the inspector reported ...

... we quote, but since its editor speaks with confi- dence of placing the provisions of the bill in question before his readers in the next issue, we may assume that he at least speaks with the * assurance that he is speaking on good authority. The one provision ...

... and bloodthirsty mob. There were amusing episodes, but the hearers were too much wroueht up to appreciate them. Once, while speaking very fast, Train said It is useless to talk of keeping the Chinamen away. Here they are ! Twelve hundred arrived this very ...

... the other organs of the body were in a healthy condition. —Mr. Chandler, M.R.C.S., deposed to attending the deceased, and speaking to the, prisoner after he did so. The latter said that he had simply injected a little liquid—water—into the uterus. He had ...

... and a pair of i wild coal-black eyes were fixed on my fire, I was bad ! enough to almost pity the poor wretch. He didn't speak : till I went to push him off and shut up for the night, and ! then he muttered : I shall give up the game in the morn. I ...

... Character. —Yesterday (Friday), an Irish youth, named Michael M'Guinness, was charged befon the Keighley magistrates by William Speake (better known a; Bill Bank 1 with assaulting him last Monday, and again or Thursday night. A large stone was produced in court ...

... influences of a cheering blaze. At first, Jack went on, I thought if it would only speak, it would be better than the horrible silence ; but when it did speak, it was more horrible still. I may as well make a clean breast of it, and tell you that ...

... Foyle at 8 am. to-day, and, having embarked mails, &c., proceeded for Portland at 6.30 p.m. THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES, [SpeAk T axeonnx.] The Prince and Princess of Wales will remain at Gunton next week. The Duke of Cambridge left yester- day. The Prince ...

... eve cything that a civilised nation needed : and he did not see why we should not be able to make use of it. (Hear, hear.) Speaking on the subject of reciprocity, his lordship thought that we. should get no benefit by meddling with it, being of opinion ...