... he , desired to make a statement to be published in the news- i papers. First he would speak of the evidence of Milling- ton. How he could swear that he could speak without 3 stammering for an hour, he did not know. It was all spite; and the same with ...

... -His counsel is not here, so he has a nght to speak. Mr. Roorax.-As counsel, Ton know he has not. Mr. Ixwls.-Certainly he has not. Mr. HAxsntGToN (warmly).-I should like to see zmy C0urt refuse to let a man speak under such circum taruses. Mr. CON-DoN (to ...

... deposed' t.2 had known the prisoner for seven years. l1ba recently conducted himself in a very rt lcr m3ai- Iner. He would speak to nobody, and seemed to be lost in the world. Previously lie Wz-; fre' quently very lively. Harrison did not earl MI iD ...

... position tryinig to show up the working meecof this country as murderers of their children, and he (Bro. Blake) hopad they would speak out strongly and tell the Bishop of Peterborough that they did not like it and would not have it. (Loud applnuse.)-Bre. FMs ...

... deceased through the fields, within a few 1, hundred yards of the place where the body was discovered. a Several witnesses speak to this, and on his arrest he tadmitted it. adding, however, tiat he did no harm. Prior t to his arr-esc on Monday he pawrned ...

... services were continued. At night public meetiug was held in the chapel. Councillor Duckworth presided. Mr. A. Blenkinsop, speaking of the report, said thst the attendance on .-unday new numbered 40C more that it did at the commence m»nt ef the mission ...

... all enjoyed thernselves. He Lad been skead to attend a great demonstration ihi a neighbourin.g town that aiternoou, and to speak upon what Parhr.neut had dnoc in the past session, and what they were going to jo in ut unect session. He had boon obliged ...

... Radical Deputy, presented a motion for the immediate discus- sion of the papers, and a long debate arose. Signoi Crispi, speaking on the subject of the documents, said with emphasis, What has to-day been printed and distributed is a mass of lies and ...

... Australian meat to the troops came before the Armny Committee of the Hungarian Delegation to- day, wh-en 11. PRoeeoenzawn, speaking in the name of the Minister of War, deelared that the small consign- ments of ?? meat hitherto sent to Vienna did not permit ...

... meeting of the British Women's Temperance Association to be held in Leeds on Wednesday, the .20th, Lady Henry Somerset will speak chiefly on the claims of the Local Veto Bill. CREDITORS' MSETINGS. A meeting was held in Bradford yesterday of the oreditora ...

... excellent health, and Lady Campbell- Bannerman, who left town after an attack of infuensa, is also much better. Sir Henry speaks most regret- fully of the loss sustained by the Liberal party through the death of Mr. Ellis. Sir Henry says that only those ...

... was5 hea eail- voved, bet they had no reason to suspect It would derange Ms mint! Indeed, one of his relatives wtw only speaking so late as Saturday of his fortituds aedi his ability to stand tie fiSnanal los Mr. Whafley's dis- honesty had entailed. ...