... quite in Herl y's usual style of bravado. You might have shown him a hogshead of mercury. He would bave said it ?? his. Matha speaks with at strong Italian accont, which willhartdly imupress the juryin his favour. Tho judge said in his interrogatory that ...

... table turned over, and then the defendant Swales replaced one of the tables, and assisted a woman to get on, who attempted to speak, but coild not be heard. He saw Swales and others make a rush with chairs up to the platform, to the great danger of those ...

... Lying-in Hospital, gave evidence rebatting the medical testimony adduced on behalf of Miss Melson. The witness said he was speaking from general knowledge, from authorities, and from his own personal observations. Dr. Probyn Williams corroborated the last ...

... fetch you some brandy. I'll soon make you better. Hermaun went out, and when she returned witness heard her say, Speak, speak, speak, the word being uttered the third time in a shriek. Harriett M'Donongh said Hermann had lodged with her at 45, Newman ...

... poor tenants speak of defects they have to suffer for doing so. If tenants dare to complain they know what to expect. In fact, they are afraid to speak. Why, even in this very room you used intimi- atibion and Mrs. Palmer was afraid to speak. INSANITARY ...

... the prisoner say, Did vou hurt yourself when you fell? I will fetch you brandy. It- will soon make you better. Speak ! speak ! speak she afterwards heard her say. When Mrs. Hutchins came to the removal of the body, THE GREAT BRASS-STUDDED TRUNK in ...

... I'he Master of the Rolls ?? you dlo not be quiW I ahall dii net the risher to remove you. Mr. Hlood lars again pi oceeded to speak. The Master sf the ftolsis-Uslers, remove him, if ht does not lhe quiet. The ushers lose, and were moving towards Uir. BRoe ...

... are said to be rival lecturers in the parks, Williams going alternately to Victoria and Finsbery Parks to speak on Protentantism, and Field to speak on Bible Defence. The Complainant said le was presiding at a public meeting at Finsbury Park on the ...

... Station' he bought a ticket for the man he now knew to be Meunier, as the latter did not speak Engfish. He knew nothing about what Inspector Melville said as to speaking to Meunier as he was passing by. As a matter of fact, he was rushing about to find a ...

... who was sur. rounded by a crowd, repeating portions of the Scrip. tures. He afterwards said he was dry from the effects of speaking, and intended to have a cup of tea. lie then went round with a hat, repeating the words, ?? Blessed are they that assist ...

... being tfe man, notwithstanding that it was aileged be h1ad false whisker s on at the tfine. A prison warder was called to speak as to the previous career of the prisoner; but Mr. Windsor objected to the case being so prejudiced. He submitted that thc ...

... The accused was fined 20s. and 2s. costs, or i default seven days. WHAT DID HE MEAN i . tall, powerfully-built Irishman, speaking with a, decided brogue, informed Mr. Dickinson, at Thames, that a short time since he was complainant in a case heard at ...