... two died, and he killed another, and sold the. third for 3s. Several witnesses, including Councillor' Hodge, were called to speak to Dhe character of Beaddll,. against whom was a further charge of stealing grapes-,. under circumstances already reported-from ...

... house so early in the morning. He had come the-e voluntarily, and not to avoid being placed in the dock. He had come there to speak the truth, and tell ti what he knew of the ?? Mr Twiss: He had no n' idea of what he gave for the barley. and could not even ...

... to the plaintiff's own witnesses, was commenced by plaintiff. Whilst Mr Laverack (who said he had several witnesses) was speaking his honour said he had been trying to find evidence favourable to the plaintiff, and his idea was that it must be a ?? Foreman ...

... Did the policeman say to the man you were talking to, c Do you know a good thing for the Cesarewiohh 7- Smedley did not speak. I did. I asked what was best i for the Cesarewitch. I MAr Twiss: Who told you to say that ?-Smedley told I me to. t Mr Laverack: ...

... Saner: Did you believe that you were going away with a respectable woman 2 Witness : Yes. Lieut. .Colonel Saner : Are you speaking the truth when you tell us that you knew nothing against the character of the woman when you went away from Hull with her ...

... future. Miss Julia Gaylord, a lady whose magnificent acting is only equalled by her thrilling vocalisation, was long ago-speaking comparatively in reference to a young ltdy-a favourite here, and Miss Josephine York, sir Fred. 0. Packard, and Mr Ludwig ...

... principal witnesses against him. For a short thime prisoner seemed to ignore their presence. When Mr Paweon had occasion to speak to Mrs Redding prisoner looked towards them, and he stared at them for some time in a vacant manner. Mrs Bedding looked anxiously ...

... the street and was afterwards joined by Leslie. They took a cab, and on arriving at the station they met Hunter. She did not speak to him nor be to her. She accompanied Cauldwell to a railway carriage. She thought it was a sedond-olass. Leslie and uanter ...

... sitting clse to her as she turned round, began l to weep bitterly. She then put her head on his shoulder, appealing to him to speak to her, but in the most cal. lous way he turcled his head from her, saying, Don't aot soft. Elizabeth Ann Westby, ten yeses ...

... terrible one. t They were fed like performing dogs or monkeys, have almost entirely forgott',en their native language, and speak a mixture of Arabic and French. They said that c one. of their number while practising for performance _ last year in Spain ...

... nothing.' CONSERVATISM TN LINCOLN- SHIRE. At the annual dinner of the Brigg Conservative Association, yesterday, Mr Lowther, speaking of objec- tions taken to vacation oratory, and of schemes with regard to the procedure of the House of Commons, said we stood ...

... after. Did you refuase?-No; I gave him my name and ad- dress. I thought he was a policeman when he asked-me. I saw him go and speak to one of the baimaids after the book was taken away. She was a long way off. Perhaps six or seven yards. When you were in ...