... would come in and sit down, and seldom speak to any one. I have never heard him complain of being short of money, and have never heard him speak about be:ng unable to support his children. I have never heard him speak a thing against his wife. I never heard ...

... the nurse was in the bedroom with the prisnar's wife. le then came to the bedroom, and the nurse, thinkingl he desired to speak in private to his wife, left the room, only to discover that the three children had been drownea. and daring her brief absence ...

... became indignant, and remarked that nothing was too bad for a man who, while in receipt of a. pension, did not hesitate to speak disrespectfully of his Sovereign. Wilkins at this picked up a bayonet tihat was hanging against the wall, and, matking a rush ...

... any objection to the composition at t.:e Sa ?? creditors. He did not know wlratimith was wts:[r , the receipt, ror did lie speak to himl at ciu; His Honour said that lie believed gross perjurv -i i committed by the plantiff. Hle aid not bcdev 1. mont that ...

... of the afiair. Catherine Hamilton was founi to be still alive, and was removed into Mr. Elder's house. She was unable to speak, and she wrote with a pencil the words, Willie killed us both. The unfortunato girl died early on Saturday tornimg. On examinunug ...

... had penetrated the n lung, and had bled seriously, both internally and exter. nally. Hansen was quite conscious, and could speak, but he would not make any statement to a police-officer as to how the wound had been caused. He died about halt an hour nfter ...

... iorc Dcndse College, unit the trustees of the late Dr. Baxter £10,000 to found a Chair 1 of Law. Air. C. M. Palmuer, M.P., speaking at JarroIv last night, said that considering the vast development of B3rifieis shippin g >, lh considered the directors of ...

... father wai standing over it'apparentiy ina stupefied condition. On a chair was an axe covered with blood. The father d;d not speak, although witness spoke to him. Witness thou went to the police-station for a policeman. IJspeetor Steel, of the York police ...

... dismissed. The Tuileries flte, notwithstanding the hurri- cane, produced nearly £1,000 for the Paris poor. Mr. Rathbone, MI.Pi, speaking yesterday at the annual show of the Carnarvonshire Agricultural Soeiety, stated that party politics were merged in the general ...

... examined. She said she bed known Mrs. Chambers and her husband for over twenty years. She hlid repeatedly heard .Mrs. Chambers speak of her husband, Colosel Chambers. in thle higbest terms of affection. Sho had frequently told her that ale iutende' to Lonetr ...

... 25 years ago, is the a only other perstn who hiias iferel on this crossing since a the constructioss of the railway. This speaks well for the 6 COMpIL y' Sstaltion-master and servants who have been r clttoyyed 't Starbeck wtationb r, . ?? __ 'I The ...

... Fitzpatricr, who was arrested in London rcceutly, will be l one of the chief witiesses, aud it is believed that he will be able to speak to the actual perpetrators of the double murders. He is said to have been one of those told off as watchers in the Park at ...