... found she had a punctured wound on the right side of the neck, tbree-quarters of an Inch long, penetrating downwards and Inwards throngh the wind.. pipe. She had since recovered sufflcently to leave the Institutlon, but was still under treatment a an ...

... could not, becivuce the defendant's house was a dis. grace to the place, and it was es much al one man could do to listen to complaints. PS. Elliot. gave corroborative evidence, P.S. Morley stated that on Sunday aight, June 25th, the defendant asked him to ...

... took place 7-No, I cannot say. In my opinion the workings and the ventilation were in very good order, and there was no complaint by the men. There was no gas there on the Thursday the day before the accident. I am satisfied that Word made a proper e ...

... and '1assaulted her very badly, by striking and beating her, iand 1that was all she had to say. In the course of her complaint she made very, M freouet use of the words 1your worship uponwhich Mr. Mirehouse somewhat impatiently interrupted her,.ex- ...

... beaten her. When I went in he was lying on the bed; asked him what wes the matter with him, and he eaid he lied the bowel complaint; I advised him to take some castor oil, and while my sister woe getting a eup of tea ready for us I observed that the hearth- ...

... under d ordinary circumatances and have got back to the di place ci refuge where the bodies were found. He had never had any complaint of neglect of duty on the part of Abraham. hi dy IMm Psiehard-Walters, the boy, knew it was hli b duty to asiset In watering ...

... EFACTOBT Act.—On Thursday, at the Council-house, We fore the sitting magistrates, Messrs. W. H. Wills and T. Canning, a complaint was preferred by the Inspector under the Factories Act, Mr. Earnshaw, against Messrs. Hale and Sons, of Narrow Wine-street ...

... violence had been need in endeavonring to force it open, but without success. The thieves had only managed to drive the door inwards, and through the inter- stice sbus loft the coins could be seen, but the spece was not sufficient to introduce the hand. In ...

... ager was lame, an °t he leaned heavily on r oe as 'he got out, and ff thought to I mnyself that he had gota touch of my complaint-the goat a (considerable laughter, in which the prisoner doirled). D This closed the case for the defence, The Solicitor-General ...

... experience in horses. I saw the mare on the 23rd June ; she had three broken ribs on the off side, and the hip had been driven inwards and downwards by a fracture; she was a roarer; the ribs were united ; the 12th, 3tih, and 14-th, were the ribs which had been ...