... favouring the view of the memorialists, viz., that It onlya Welsh speaking judge should be appointedtoadmi- =uster Justice inWales. Iconfess Iread hdaspeochin a directly contrary sense. In speaking of the demand in some parts a of Erelandfor Home Rule he said ...

... had been a discharged clerIc, after the place had been locked up for the night, took occasion to make some observations, speaking with much emphasis, in relation to the public and the police. Upon the prisoner, when so found, were some implements such ...

... Govermnent whiohi though it was lawful ;to anticipate its change,' was entitled to respect while it lasted, M. de :Cassagnac, 'speaking for bimself,, denied having attacked the Government at all.' M. Naquet apd M. Lookroy had declared the present Rbpublio not ...

... about six months. When Waller had been in the house a few minutes, Petitt, who was lodging in the house, came in. They did not speak at first, but when witness left to go into the pantry he heard Waller say to Petitt, Jack, how do you get on F Do you know ...

... simple matter, 4 the production of this list; but there is ' whole I world of complexity bebind it, for the warder has to speak 4a to facts and to faces that may have been all but dead recollections to hin for over a dozen years, The' question is, How ...

... foreman of the jury, when the two jurymen above-mentioned, also two other jurymnen, interrupted the proceedings, and all speaking at once, in a very loud and offensive tone, reiterated their complaint. Dr. Lan. kester repeated his assurance that their ...

... MIAJuOI PRmu ON, M.P., ON TIM PAST SE881OI.. Speaking to a large and influential gathering at Sltthlblir hiet ilight, oft the occusion of the annual mettiug of the Local Agricultural Association, 'Major liout.IfON, M.P. for the eastern division rtviewod ...

... him comes, I thisk, Chanzy. But MacMahon's reputation in France is not confirmed by anything of the sort in Germany. I am speaking'now, of course, of his cap~city as a commander, and not of his coufrage. or loyalty. In the expression of svmnpathy for Bazaine ...

... some leongth denied that any disorderly proceedings had taken place in this house, and he should call several veighboure to speak to the respectable way in wiisk it had been conducted. Several neighbours were called who gave the defendants a good character ...

... being in ai had state of health. The usaneging dircotor, Mr. John Hoewett, of Pratt-street, Cameudn-town, was presorat to speak to the am ouut of his decfilcutious, irbiels Ihad hceu asecrtuittod to be npwards of 1001{. Mlr. IHewett wvas cailed, anld ...

... warships Albatross and Nautilus, which have been ordered back to the Spanish coast, wvill probably be joined by other men-of-war. Speak- ing of the act of violence perpetrated by the Carlists against, the Gshrnsan brig Gustav, the samne journal says that the ...

... the Lemberg-Czernowitz. Various complaints were read on their bud state. Herr Ofenheim shows immense memory and adroitness, speaking nearly eight hours daily in two sittings. The Court, however, yesterday lost patience at his constant atacks upon the Minister ...