... any evidence against WI] the accused. He wished, however, I explain the reason for t which bed induced the prosecution to institute these Pro- Mr. readings. It appeared Xrom the correspondence that there polle was some dissatisfaction on the part of Mr ...

... reason to believe Lethat the child suffered from any foul play. He had a in certificate from the Matron and Presidant of the institution in which ehe had been placed since the charge was made t against her, and both of them gave her the highest I- character ...

... should perish ; the rev. speaker incidentally alluding to the existence of the local Training College and Reformatory Institution as valuable means towards the end of distributing knowledge and thereby tending towards a repression of crime. THE CITY ...

... box- ,~the dock not being large dnough to contain them. Mr. S C-LAD and Mr. BnER prosecuted. Mr. STONE defended rg James Pearce and Mtartin ; Mr. Cox defended Kelland, a. Rhodes, Belcher, and Dare; Mr. PlixG defended Riddlo and ls Chapman ;; Mr. COLLIER ...