... don't know what you mean- a baby like that! The Coroner: Who is this man Clive? Witness: I do not know. I never heard of her speaking to anyone at all. I never had any reason to suspect such a thing. The Coroner: Can you account for deceased comrmiitting ...

... iii- hirited something of the intolerance of his father. bWriti, regard to the lireyflus family-- The Judge: Don't speak of thol. Speak only of N1. ZLola. WTitness: I believe that M. Zola does well to raise his voice in protest, for in this country of ...

... punihsslent. It depends on the sermon a gocod deal. (Laughter.) Am I corret in tfsting tlant peisonere cauc ommnunicato ewithout speaking by simply snbriug their lips i-Yes. Notwitustbadinlg the greatest care on the part of the -wardors, priseners can and do ...

... ag6ny. Het arms were twitching, her eyes-were turned . up and fixedly - Her mouth -turned a very dark colour. She tried to speak, apparently to someone, but could not. Within -three- quarters of. anhour she was dead, struggling and groaning down to the ...

... to be prosecuted. You [had better speak withl him, and let him understand I what I ay.' T1he prisoner still wishes to give evi. dence; but hbi couns-el prevails on him, after what bas fallen from the judge, to speak ftom the dock. When this resolution ...

... NOT TELL. My duty is eot to tell ?? truth. (Sensation.) -rhe Judge: T'hle law obliges a witness before speak. in and even lefore refusing to speak-the law obliges him to aise the oath. Ml. Casiuiir Perier then raised his hand and took the oath in the ...

... chapel P-Frequently. Inthe presenceof the warder ?-Yes, air. Am I correct in etating that prisoners can communicate without speaking by simply moving theirlips ?? I am anxious to know. One has read Five Years' Penal Servitade, and rould like to know how ...

... d, the pre- vious Fri day, and said hewanted to speak to him very privately. At the time wit- ness thought the prisonerlooked wild and strange, wad he opened the conversation by saying I want to speak to you very quietly, and I don't want it to no any ...

... -Witness: Fol- low the laws o£ God. Know the truth and live it. In reply to further QueStions she said her sole treatment Was speaking to the patient about the teachinge of Jeas-s and God's power. She charged a guinea a week for this. She also- said that if ...

... boasted that if he had hadmoney he would have gone to Italy and killed ICing Humbert. At this piece of evidence Luccheni, speaking from the dock, ex- claimed, Yes, that is quite right. Another witness said he had seen Luccheni with two other companions ...

... chapel ? Frequently. In the presence of the warder ? Yes, sir. Am I correct in stating that prisoners can communicate without speaking by simply moving their lips P Yes. I am anxious to know. One has read Five Years' Penal Servitude, and would like to know ...

... witnesses. Judge Bacon: Well, let her go and nurse them outside until she is wanted. The Defendant: I vants one interpreter. I can speak no English. Judge Bacon: Oh, yes, you can. I shall put the case back to the end of the court if you want an interpreter. Sabin ...