... place witness did not know where Davey lived. About a, week ago she heard the prisoner was already married, but she did not speak to him on the subject. Witness did not give him into custodv.-A woman in I court: But his wife ?? 470 K said: On Monday night ...

... Defe'id)at: WVbh! I r spoke to you .ad asked you to-come 6atitide and speak n to mo, did you not raply, Ob, all rig t and take tl no iurtber notice of me. witness 'li;oilmd not speak 3' -toi you wyhen yeu first asked me as I'was enaged in a dance. Defendant: ...

... and wished to question' the inspecto:n the about ib. Thspector Ilcdock said he hod' made inquiries,. the hbt he 'oulihut speak from hib-own persenal knowledge. , for , Mr. Plowdeu asked the witness Thomas Tilbury the' and a tone in whiclr the prisoner ...

... jurymen thought the aspersion that had been cast on the character of the deceased should be removed. Barwick was about to speak, when the coroner said he could not allow a discus- sion. The jury returned a verdict of Death by misadventure, ...

... occurred-and of course that t ma I tter for observation-but there wore occa- v in huemasi experience of which children ooll 5lcot speak to their nearest and dearest friends, lr arl cu subjects of this kind. When I grl s came downstairs the woman deliberately ...

... appointed trustee of the estate, together with a Committee of Inspection. ?? GENERAL BOOTH AND THE DARKEST gNi- LAND FUND.-Speaking at the Salvation Army Citadel at Norwich, on Sunday evening, General Booth said he was not able to accept one of the sug- ...

... the explosive. The fa-ts were communi- cated to the Castle autborities. GENERAL. BOOTH AND THE DARK- EST ENGLAND FuND.-Speaking at the Salvation Army citadel, in Norwich, on Sunday evening. General Booth said be was not able to accept one of the sug- ...

... dark brown eyes. Tbe Mother added that from inquiries she had made she ascertained that her daughter's mistress threatened to speak to her concerning her be: havionr. An application was made by Mr. B. Brown, solicitor, at Lambeth Police Court, on Wednesday ...

... not ?? to learn1 fril0 f our Ply- a u1)01th (Correstpolnlent ?? it, hns been reI- I valled,, 'Th Adinralty have, BO0 to speak, w ?? it froth ?? it, tile Navy. Tho 1 hy1irogrlpoie is Illt to b)o ?? blalued for its f eIcfet5, It ix ,v ?? till)t there ...

... Roinach, Klnd tile itipres- of sion he produced on him on the last day of his life, Al. Cl16menceau was not, technicially to speaking, sucum1oned to give evidence, aid wilat be assed between hint and the miagistrate has not ale reen recorded. He may, however ...

... tlhe bed she found her mother lifeless. On accusing her father o; causing her hiother's death, he left the house without speaking., The -body was found to bear considerdble marks of vi6le6rce, and there was blood on the floor and the bedclothes. Low wvas ...

... quiet you can ask any question voU like ?? (excitedly): Oh, that's it, is it F It's all very well-to bel quiet, but I must speak out. I'm before a Jury, now let me have justice. Who detached the watch and chain, that is what I want to know ?-Sir Peter ...