... t, that it was quite true that the dog had ,d run away.-Mr. Norman stated that he could produce a k- veterinary surgeon to speak to the scar which Motpy ,k had on its eye.-Mr. Hannay saidj tlte case was an late- he resting one, and o doubt both parties ...

... his wiry, but no one else. On reaching srlur. Itome he iteard several persons pass. One teat- snort, the only one be heard speak-said, `I song Fit tire trilter Angel and the Bell -[those houses are at Ruardoarnj, civil end he added, I sung thiere, aind ...

... weeks with hard labour. loud t Ntr.WPORT STARRINO CASr. ered Joseph Poaih, kaged 25, a German sailor, who fued, could only speak a little Etglish, was charged nify with cutting and woundiug Fredlerick [ees, at t of PHigwenilly, Newport, on December l4 ...

... Val C lwile in the execution of their duty.-Mr. ?? da- tU ?? tinuied officer said early that mern- Y ig he had occsion to speak; to the prisoner, wbor was 1 singing at the top of bir veice. He imniediiately alaped V, his face, and thcey struggled togethern4 ...

... of the London Society of Compositors, Raequet-coqrt, Fleet- streat. He admitted speaking in Hyde-park. When the wurant 'was.real, be sad, Tbac -i not true. I was speaking of the 40;000. that had beu accumulated by the men Unit he was fighting tiem ,wt ...

... time has now arved when we, thle employes Of the Londo and North-Western Railway Locomotive Depart- ment Crewe works, should speak with a loutd and un- moistakbe voice in cohdemnnatiou of the action wvhich is now being taken by our so-relc friends, wrho ...

... Edward Francis Day, of 45, Bedford Row, in the county of Middlesex, solicitor for the pecitioner.-WV. W. Qwuay, Registrar. Speaking at a Liberal Association soiree, at Bramp- the', on Monday night, Professor Murray, of Glasgow, the son-in-law of the Countess ...

... Edward Francis Day, of 46, Bedford row, in the county of Middlesex, solicitor for the petitioner, W. W. Owen, registrar. Speaking at a Liberal Association soirde at Bramp. ton, Professor Murray, of Glasgow the Son-in-law of tbe Conateas of Carlisle, referred ...

... arrived when we, the employds of the London and North-Western Railway Companyis loco- motive department, Crewe Works, should speak with a loud and unmistakeable voice in condemna- tion of the action which is now being taken by our so-called friends, who ...

... wrho would do it would be a hero. IThat made the witnsess &anr, an~d afterwards he said Ito thae prisoner, Wlhy didw you speak so fnolishly I' IPrisoner reptieds COh, we mnust say something to fill up. The witness said Don't go, for I ame going to ...

... There was no possible reason for her to al be a thief, and he begged that she might be ?? examined by doctors, who would speak as to her , a state of mind. Mr. Shiel: If insanity Is the defence, she had better be tried before a jury. * The learned counsel ...

... me adohers of the session to go an~d coerec Mr ?? ie Watt. I did not go w~ith tha^t intention. I had noj i thought of it. I Speak~ing generally, did you unduly intimidate, ' th -;orinfluence,or bribe anybody9-No, air. Any- i v bi hody, bh said, who would ...