... married to her niece. S r The prisoner had previously expressed a wish to be mar- tl - ried at Dieppe, but she objected. In speaking of money, o 0 the prisoner said money was of very little consequence q indeed, as he had thousande, and he asked her to become ...

... shillings, with costs; so that it will soon be, to say the least, a piece of real economy to obgtrve sobriety. And, while speaking of these Acts of Parlia- ment, it is worth while to mention that there has also been promulgated afresh and very stringent ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FoonucNGn-Rsferrlng to- the recant flogging at New. , te, the lAedleaZ T-imes and Gazete saya: As to the stripes, surgiceily speaking, we can only describa theuc as a compound of braising, cutting, aed tearing of the most horrible desaription; and, familiar ...

... wfent tbroiogh the evidecC9 of the wi Tnresqu'or the prosecution in a most minute amhnner, :dd iu that the ehawe was so to speak, a despsrate .exjpedieti:for a deepsrats ease Rfesdia not think, under thu cirninnstuih es, that it w ird; be worth while to ...

... which the outrage was lI. committed, her sister went with her to the Sunday school, e that they returned without anybody speaking to them, ,f and that defendant went to bed for the rest of the even- e ing. Her mother looked defendant in a room before ...

... previous to this3 occurs renre had great trouble -wiih the prisonase. A gentleman earne op to him (witoemse, aud while he was speaking to hira thie prisoser, who was the worse for drintk, same up oull asked him if lie was going to talk the geatlesean jlte ...

... shoul~d have toid bisin bort wae~ not whett wa9 wannted, Tbiahiing the prisoner had It to get anotar Piepe, le 3 ttrned somid to speak to the hoatawain, The Fno aslafi hi) bad turnexl beo eelt himeelef tabbed, and, calling oult, he inrhed ai the prieoner, and ...

... o'clock deceased was found. Blood was ?? di from a wound in bis head, Beyond saying Take me tE home, the poor fellow did not speak, and died soon after. a The medical evidence went to prove that death arose from the very severe wound in the head, which bad ...