... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... C. Biddle- combe stated that at one o'clock that morning he was on duty outside West Croydon Station, and saw the prisoner speak to a gentleman, who had just arrived by train. Witness followed them into Oakiseld-road, and as he had received numerous complaints ...

... would have escaped his dying lips. Now tcat his soul soars in immortality, is it not open to us to think that irom above he speaks to us a wish for pity upon Iis murderer. Remember your oatb. Far from the passioiis of the street, do sot listen either ...

... tolerate. However, your father may alter his opinion now, for a more loving and true husband never lived. You, I know, can speak different. Your people have done all they could for us. Everything on the premises I leave to you, my darling wife, Alice Dalton ...

... the pr that I did not commit the attempt onl Craspi's life from wickedness, but to revenge oppressed Ihmllanity. i r: i not speak of my childhood. At nine years ot sael left school, and began to work as a carpernter. fifteen years of age I began to feel ...

... language which we have before us, and also from the action you took at sea, your master was under con- siderable provocation to speak to you somewhat severely but, of course, we do not think that he bad aely right in any way to strike you, as he himself has ...

... witnevs, and Mr. Green invited them to bave a drink at the Peacock.- Witness had known Mr. Green from ohildhood. She did not speak to.the deceased whilst in the house. There wee a third man present, but witness did not:lsnow him either. They parted corn- ...

... according to the same docu- ment, received a distinguished education. He Y has the gift of public speech; he has been, so a to speak, thc bagman of Anarchism in the pro- i vinces. Paul Reolus, says the indictment, is a a civil engineer. Among his relatives ...

... profits of his ne- farious trade in spreading the doctrines of the sect. He is gentlemanly looking, is dressed fashionably, and speaks the most elegant French. He mllight pass muster at any club. The Daily Neuws correspondent says, I once came across him in ...

... atid outrage. Mlight lie ask for the opinion of' Mr. Mtorris as to the laniguage Onl the placard ? Thle judge: Thle placard speaks for itself, We miust take the placard as a whole, aiid we ?? select particular words withou eeec to tfie other words. It was ...

... outside the Fire Brigade ?? in Sorthwa'rk'Z Wit a bridge-road, and disturbing the nien who were rest- the I ing. Without speaking a word the accused swung M1 'his arm round and caught the o6f ier a heavy blow on Pi the jaw, felling him to the ground ...