... may be protected from assault. | 2lo calls the defendant a ruffian in the presence of d 1hl magistrate. Complainant: I am speaking mntlsiing lt the trutlt. Sir James Ingham: You 0 cmalled hill a hvypothetical ruffian. I have not the I ~itbhtest; doubt ...

... schoolmaster. He had behaved like a common ruffian. The prosecutor said that the Rev. Mr. M'Cann, the rector, was present to speak to c the annoyance he was subjected to at the school. Mr. Bashby said that, had the prosecutor waited for the constable ha ...

... thiu iecond hsntervidw Mr. Radclif, Mis TownPely, and Mrs. ?? Nangle were presba; and rlauinant, having fir; opportunity of, speaking, to M. Radefinfe clone, ecleets au- a, topie the vimit to Bur'ton.. Constieble. 1t iapoeniag that the alaimant eras in nor- ...

... the. b indictment. s Mr. Keene, the'governor of Horsemonger-lane Ga.l, n who was appealed to, stated that the prisoner could speak u a few words of English, but he did not believe he under. d stood enough to know what he was charged with in the. J indictment ...

... it from Epsom, Leatheriaead, Reidaute, Red- ti hihll.Dorking, Cubham, I-aslenjerseAldershot cud many t other places, all speaking of it in like terms, the ic similarity of the atmosphleric disturbance with, that I whicls overtook the unfortunate tEurvdice ...

... beer, and then he requested the defendant to seal it with the Government stamp. He declined to do this, and said he wanted to speak to witness quietly. - They went into a back-room, and wit- ness asked him why he refused to seal the bottle, urging him to ...

... he was proceeding jo6m~hng $7,,ane-streel;, Deptiord, shortly after mid- niglat on Siatuc4gy, wvhen he heard the constable speak. io one ,of teaompeE on the other aide oP the street abqou malkinga Pee. The man spoken to ?? having done immediately rushed ...

... with the wvoman outside thn Baxen.t dale .Armas public.house, Three Colt-lane, Bethnal- 3 green. Welkis? up to her, without speaking a word, hev struck her in the-back. Blood followed the blow, anudt acme personas standing vound her exclaimed that he hadi ...

... and five in the morning, he was in Portland- t place, when he was accosted by the prisoner, who said, Policeman, I want to speak to you. They went to- gether towards Weymouth-mews, and went down, where witness expected he was going to give some information ...

... commenced kihlrng the prosecutor about the head, face, and thighs. This they did for two or three minatt's, not one ef them speaking the whole time. Poilard exclaimed, D Don't murder me, but the prisoners Ilill onntinued their violence. After rendering ...

... allude to you, sir; far froma it, for you are one of the very few whom I have t k Inown only to respect. I do not speak of gentlemen, I t I speak of those ignorant upstarts who when they get a little power exercise it in so overbearing a manner. 'Tis true ...

... who were standing near, His throat not was cut in a frightful manner, and bleed was flowing feeu. from it. He was unable to speak, but pointed towarda the house, and the policeman referred to and another man entered it. On going into the hank room on the ...