... and general ?? the voice like it was In the regiment? It was stronger and snore ?? that did you hear him speak at the meeting? I ?? long did he speak P For forty minutes or an hour.- Is me defendant'o hair the same odour as Roger's used to be? I think It ...

... ran on deck, wruiwing his hands- in -agony and screamingi He ran to the middle.of the vessel and j amped overboard, without speaking- to the -boy who was steering, and with whom he had previously taken counsel respeoesg the treatment to which be had been ...

... og Dr. Knmxq=Y.-I think, mylord, that asI wanfrequently 35 pulled np by a member of the benoh- The LonD Caz' Jutsrca,-Don't speak in that way, ad Dr. Renesly. ivs Dr. KwEAnv.-I fear that I must persist in the remark, lie, my lbed, and repeat that Ma I was ...

... she had never heard a 9marei1nor speak. The IOnD CMrsEF JUSTIc.-Did you notice any differ. ence between hia manner of speaking and other people's in that district. No. 'To Mr. HAW=IXe.- I wil swear I heard Roger speak. The defendant's voice is the same ...

... authorities have not moved to ?? any ncentive to these people to side with the cause of ]nstice. It would be impossible to speak of all 'the disnoveres reported to the police and investigated by them. On Thusday a lot of e intestines of an animal were ...

... his face wasamltered. Becognite him also by his voice, It was different from the voice of most Hampehire people. He did not speak so much like a foreigner as he did in 1848, but the voice was the same. He spoke better Boglish. Roger as3 slim before he left ...

... him ? I ci do not think It is; but I am no juadge of photographe. I ,t can speak better of men in the dlash Do I understand that the momeant you heard the de U enudgant speak ydourecognised the voice as that of Roger k Was it exacty like the voice of ...

... wvas one of extreme surprise *t his size, it presseting a great oontrast to Roger's former figure. I said to him, Don't speak; sit down and let mre look at you' :Ee laughbed, and said aftez a few seconds, Well P I then said, Thei eyes and brow ...

... a wine And beer certificate, providedthatL the appli- i* cant's character was satisfactory. Witnesses were then called to speak to Mr. Born's character, after hearing whom the magistrates said they were sathslid. In the case of Win. Howgate, Junction ...

... interview with the deoen- dant? IHe did. Did.-you know that lie had been to Croydon With the defendant ? I did not. Did he speak to you before you had the interview with the defendant ? He did not. ?? Mr. Baigent p~resent at the interviewP I don't knowt ...

... Who else was present 'when you saw the defendant? Mr. Holmes. And he was not a big men, was he? Not very big, ? Lid Roger Speak with a French aceent P He did. a It was very marked, wasn't it? It was. J)?4 pow dud it ?o strong Id lb. 4aieu4a?sa? at Baadhusst ...

... other reapect he was the same P It was Bsid that he WaE Still very Much like the Doughty faCily. Eave you ever heard Roger -speak? Yev. What sos^ o2 voice had he? Eather a soft voice. ave you not previously sidi that he ahsd rather a coarse .110iee? e he ...