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... Lawyers have a ludicrous habit of identifying themselves with their clients by speaking in the plural number. Gentlemen of the jury, said a western lawyer, « at the moment the policeman says he saw us in the trap, I will prove that we were locked up ...
... Coroner is generally as great an autocrat in his own court Judge Assizes or the Speak ia the House of Commons; hut, at times, juries are inclined to assert what they imagine to be their prerogative of croas-examination, and to conduct the business of ...
... A Protestant meeting, at which Father Hyacinthe was expected to speak, was to be held in Borne last evening, to devise measures for the dissemination of tbe Scriptures among the population of the Eternal City. ...
... The Bishop of Manchester, has been speaking at Pendleton on secondary education. There is no man more entitled to a respectful hearing on the subject. Observant, acute, and calm, he possesses the immense advantage of having looked in an official capacity ...
... The Vicar of Kingston does not approve of theatrical amusements, and speaks his mind on the subject in very straightforward fashion. It appears that the drill-hall at Kingston has recently had granted to it a licence for theatrical entertainments and ...
... The advocates of the repeal the ma?? ??? must school themselves to speak with more precision, aud Ihaj a. their interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer. cannot afford to part entirely with seven millions of revenue, and the question therefore simply ...
... The only authorities upon Spanish affairs who can be trusted to speak the truth, and are in a position to discover it, are the Ti?nes' correspondent at Hendaye and the correspondent of Le Temps, who is with the Republican army. The Madrid papers all of ...
... THE EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, MAY 1879 It is expected that Mr. Bright will speak on the land question in the House of Commons to-night. Last night Mr. Whitelaw, Conservative member for Glasgow, still lay in a precarious condition, little hopes being entertained ...
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... Mr. Jacob Bright is a great talker. It is much to be desired that he would speak less and think more. Nobody doubts the goodness of his intentions, but it is his misfortune to believe that he possesses gifts which nature has denied him. One of the offices ...
... The Post Speaks of further peace negotiations having the countenance of the neutral powers, but upon what kind of autho ity is not stated. The ifcsue, it is remarked, will mainly depend upon the decision come to at Versailles. ...
... Yyesterday the Blowup of Peterborough, speaking at Leicester, congratulated Mr. Pell, M.P, on the of his amendment to the Government Education Bill. A Press ssociation telegram states ex-C ...