... lie knew him ; she desired him to -hoId his tongue, and not to speak of i. I Cross-examined by Mr. 131 Bkeney.-Livec but a short time in this country ; her hus'hand is in England ; he lived at tihit time airh Parson Carey, with whitm he went to' England; ...

... anxious that the timing should be published. Abotit half-past ll he was conducted to the ce I of Bruce. The interview wits short and affecting; they shook hands at parting, and Alagennis repeated his de ?? that Bruce was incent. Afterquitting Bruce he ...

... Brunt and Ings afterwards ce is, and the plan was comuinsttnicaued to them ; but they dIuPproved of it, and suid nothing short of the assassination of te ltinisters would satisfy them. Brunt told witness two or three of then, had drawn out a plan to ...

... is safe. Any man can say,' -lIam ogent toi A. B, ; andii llthst i to li eidobw can A. .B.. be safe . We have l~etaid of A story of the witness, ins tj~apany -With Zangs,going. to a diligence, and finding money to~erisible Ithem to prosecute tlheirjoshrnc ...

... icelared that hewas less alijt.aW about the decision as to nmonty thani thedeeisiol es to character. They Fad beeo told a long story abodt that injured, inno- c'ent MJu. Wrigit.. TIr. Pcarlett bad lotd t&ei that lire was a Mt respectable person; b£t in higslMr ...

... it a new foot, elastic toe, and spiral spring in the heel. Mr. Thessiger-I am afraid my Learned Friend will make but a lame story, if I do not lend him some aid. Here is the identical leg of which he is in pursuit; he is welcome to all the support he can ...

... house, it appears that private distillation, upon an extensive scale, had been carrying on there for some ?? Paper. STRANGE STORY. The following strange but well-attested occur. rence, which actually took place a few days since, will remind our readers ...

... deep veil and retalhers it her hat, come down the lane. When she got to Mr. Anbrey's tsuse ?? went in, suid after remaining a short timo she cassle out again, and returned the same way slte came. Wittiesm did not tlen ktiow who the lady was, but lie has since ...

... relate -will cause your fBesh to creep. It.. was determined by the seconds, as one must necessarily fall, from firing at so short a dislance,, tbat:only'hne- pistol should be loaded wittl ball the tither having nothing but powder_ ari that as the Fresichman ...

... think so, but he says people would not say so if it was iot, A true. You see, my dear, they have all got hold of the same I story. I shall expect next that Mrs. Cowell will hear of it. I hope- James is better, better, better. Cowell Is better.- e Pray give ...

... posture, end iddressed him in the 'foltowirig nrcrs :_'i -1will' nottit trou-: ble you, Sir, with my unhappy and eventful Story 'tis' too long4;indred soaloitg, - shatjif. eveky. word were a link, .and .Vucan -would,.cneiseesr'dto forge them 'iuto a chain ...

... Iys erdav morning, that a wonman alihl noflkred two silver teaspoons in pawn at Fanning's, Met ecr. street. Peace officer Short,'repiircd ro the spot, s and took bar into custody. - Sie gave her natnm as it Anne Healy, and took the peace officer to a ...