... English Gentleman and said he wanted to see the prosecutor. The latter came down stairs. and the prisonerbaying he wanted to speak to him, told him that he was not in a fit state. The prisoner became much excited, and taking up a shutter-lifter, which had ...

... suffered forsome years, especially in the winter, from a distressing cough, has bees cured by their use; y of my customers speak of them with the greatest praise. Asthma., Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Rheumnatism, and all Hysterical and Nervous ...

... 'atch his words, but not for us. I think one or two words caught my listening ear; and I called Up4n the learned counsel to speak up. His aces/er was that indisposition, brought on by over- 7orl., prevented himt from spealing in the loud 'taces which he ...

... the tree -she said with igh I may not be buried at home- Where the tree falls there let it lie. Resigned, but too feeble to speak; She died at the close of the day Praise the name of the one living Lo!. Who giveth and taketh away. I've returned to my desolate ...

... his acquirements as a scholar. lase briltiara7 ae wit, and him genial gentle qualities as a man, this is not the place to speak. It is not unbecontiug, sees Is these page., to say that these acre to blends(' in him that latge at. is the pule: , in Ills ...

... of the family of Roger Tichborne, and Mr. Onsfeel, in of great importance in thief case. and I peuee for a moment to nay, speaking for myself at all event,. that Mr. Geeferd has planed public jurtice greatly In bin debt. The entire ignorance of the native ...

... commander ever taken alive but why should I droop ? A thousand open months of my ship, and of yours. also, wittem will all speak for me. They will certify that I did not quit my till she WAS a wreck:' De Wieter behaved nobly, and was the only person on ...

... meeting in the Artillery Barracke. Mr. NORwoouss remarks were- - I have a word to say about Dome Hole, having been asked to speak upon that point. I don't think the advocates of Rule are very clear upon what they wish to have; I certainly did not understand ...

... provide for the abolition sof the entire tax. Mr. Disraeli promised that the ?? made to him nbould receive due utteskion. Speaking of the recent interview between the representatives of the National Aitie Income Tax League and the Premier, the Shepjield ...

... abroad that HuU lwas incapable of providing sufficient. accommodation for goods trade would greatly suffer as a consequence. Speaking for his own firm and Mr. Leetham, who were paying a great part of the Dock Company's returns, they were .not afraid of this ...

... otherwise would discern their meaning; and, if so, the aathor's aim will be abundantly reached and his purpose attained. Speaking of the scene in the garden and the be. trayal by Judas, the noes txclaimos. Affectionate attachment! Kisses, words Of reverence ...

... they met as gentlemen, manifesting no electioneering feeling. Benjamin was requested to move a reso- lution, which he did, speaking to the following effect:-' I have pleasure in complying with the request of your committee to attend this meeting, for I ...