... robbed the House of C rnmons and the House of Lords; but she defled them to tosch hle Slie hoped that the lord mayor would allow her te go in hi,. gilt coach to trial. It wanted painting and gilding. and could hot be put to better use. The lord mayor ordered ...

... might not think it expedient to notice, and whiclrpuhlic..spirited individuals might conceive.~t to be their duty not to allow to pass unpuni shed. If it could be sbewn that his instructors were rnistaken..that the view he took of this sub- ject was ...

... most mllpiressive perhap;s s ever witnessed, replied to the prayer of the Jufotge his eyes at the satnie tine turned towards Heaven-4 Ameni, lkmen, my ,Lord, perhaps it may be all well. I ho pe it may be for the better, that we are letaving a place of misery ...

... guilty ot, atid thi:at titla, at ?? vcry attnelit eltcaliii himself 4a anilatr ?? Christ. There ,was tli -ril igionit ii heaven would saliction sucr gross itmnorality -on earth He ( Mr S.) doubted we were thst approaching to a rc- vival of those s;ltwle: ...

... obscurity, and filled witha ose- that devilish ambition which makes them anxious rather.,n tould '1to rule in hell tihan serve in heaven. Such rGsen havee ~y of ever sought for notoriety., however inrannoius,by .n aulda-, had cious diaspersion of calum nie~s ...

... Witnesses ; and Mr. Hudson, the principal witness, said he had been reminded by Ellis, the officer, of one or two circumstances which occurred at the apprehension of the pri- soner, which on Monday he had forgotten to mention. When he (Mr. Hudson) entered the ...

... con- J verted into public water closets. The public sewer was to con- P atructed that such an Innovation could not at all be allowed, and R must, in a little time prove a most annoying and intolerable p; nuisance to the public. -Mr. Truemnan said that he ...

... opinion that the appeal ought to be allowed, and to its full extent. He considered that Mr. Stevensr had performed a most useful and meritorious service. On the application of Mr. AL.LEY the costs were also allowed. ...

... Zen- tleman as dont belong toour society, aint to have nothing, and loses his claim. -Claim !-to whatVy, to this here. Ve allows to boys vot are reglar out of their time a bonassus of 101.-Mr Chambers wished to know how the Society were enabled to ...

... Prosecutioll was then abandoned, and the jury re- tum(4 a verdict of acquittal. The prosecutor applied for ius cIsts, whaich were allowed. Doblimi v. Garrett and another.-(SpeciaIJury.J-This sse, which ewas before the Court at thelast Spring Assizes, itia caine ...

... degree only to Heaven anda heavenly things. For, could I suppose I possess the firstt place in your affection, it would appear a criminal and FI impious feeling, and I should justly expect that God would punish both you and me for allowing an inferior being ...

... drawn off by evacuation. 1 examined the contents ten days after the 24th of December. A sufficient interval had elapsed to allow a portion of.the odour to escape, but not wholly so. Mr. ADOLPIIus: My Lord, that is the case on the part of the prosecution ...