... Before these other fits came on did he exhibit symptoms of lowness of spirits? Yes, he did for a day or so, and would not speak or eat. In these ?? was he pale, and did his eyes.look weird and wild? P esI and his eyes rolled about. Have you noticed him ...

... t the vicinity of the Square, accompanied by a small crowd. The police kept the people moving, and no attempt was |aade to speak. After walking about the Square for some timne the two ladies left, and the small crowd which had s gathered quickly dispersed ...

... of his conferring a -with the prisoners. Even at Bow-street during the 2 luncheoninterval thepollee only permitted him to speak o ?? accused through the pigeon-hole. Sir Jasas Inan said he was. anxious that every a facility should be dffrdted to Mr. O'Brien ...

... Chas. Dalrymple, M.P. ' and many of the Eatt Lothisiac gentry, MR. J. DILLON, ?? ON THE CLANRI- CARDE CASE. Mr. John Dillon, speaking last night at West Islington,: London, referred to the Ceanricarde case. This was the estate on which the plar of campaign ...

... -was reported to be much the same as on Thursday. Iin consequence of the cold from Nirlicla .y he is suffering, lie will not speak at Chelsea to-day as arranged. MR. GLADSTONE.-One of the news agencies le understands that Air. Gladstole contemplates going ...

... action at the Royal Courts of v Justice yesterday morning the Lord Chief Justice suddenly 0 rose from his seat and, without speaking, left the court. It D was atonce seen that his Lordship was ill, for it was with difficulty that he-walked to the door. The ...

... unhappy, and said he was reckless and should kill himself; but she did not think he meant it. She was not upbraiding him or speak- angrily to him. Thinking she heard some one listening she went outside the door. when she heard the report of firearms, and ...