... sixty-sLx years. He was sorry that their chairman (Judge Ing3ham), Sir Mafhefew'p life - long friend, w-as not there that day to speak from a long experience of Sir Mathew Wilson as a Justice of that Bench. Mr. Ingham would have been there, but he was obliged ...

... 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. ...

... experience, pa r valTuable not only in those s for which it was origaly e nly, btenotin 1Da~yoes ot Weakes of she Sginsig ansd Speak~ing voice, depensu En or I }?*fVonfina11 ftpmdmto o' Iasveaa sasen, sad, : D In all narms of Srfnmes 's d t;doon ...

... when defendant went into the field and asked him sthat he was doing with three carts in the field. As complainant did not speak. defendant got into the cart on0 which complainant Wvas and knockled him off ces to the groumd. He then struek him on the back ...

... seiificient inmajrtwnre t, ran at warants; azinst the defendants, the case ouglat n ot to be peraittred to be withdranwvn. I speak ruv s n .'taii a only, which I h. uld stroilglv. (Applause.) SMr. Mi La nell.-I csi only repeast that I offer no, evidence ...

... was committed for a month Like Virgil, the latter-day critic disdaiaw ts a plain thing im a plain way. Thus, in pr- ci: .speaking of women who wish to be free, hc tat Women with a velleity for emanci- s immortel Mr. Puff has it, he lainlavs - Ls with ...

... meet her a-dicing square. Egau stopped to talk to her, a s- wet baekrto her kitchen. Two ho--r; 'n!' told that Egn vaated' to speak to her '-00 ...

... in thle morning witness heard a noise in tho roomea She made a remark, and the noise as;3ed. 'le then sI'd, If you don't speak, I'll rihg this electric beU. Hoer sisters woke up, and they alt screamedl- Her father Acne to the room, and asked what was ...

... said he would go for assistance; butt witness made him help to carty the girl to a house close by. The deceased could nut speak, and when witness asked her who had injured her she drew her hand across her throat sad poioted at the rrisoner. Witness askied ...

... nearly so. She produced, too, 150 letters, which she maintained, corroborated her contention, and she crlled two vwitnesses to speak, not to intercourse, but to esgagement. The defendant, on the other band, denied the promise, and said he had only seen the ...

... business in London, and had been staying in town since October 25th, when ha left Leeds. Witness and lid father had not been on speaking terms for seven yea, but lie was aware his father had some financial troubles. He did not knoi* whether his father wss of ...

... fru-m that stand- point-was interviewed to-day, and made some important additions to the facts already known. Evans, who only speaks Welsh, is understood to state that though his regular work lay in another direction, he -was prompted to carry a Ioad of wood ...