... vent to bed, saying be would explain everything in e the morning. About 9.30 on Monday morning she e went up to liias room to speak to bho, and receiving n no answer to her knocks-she entered, and found him, r lying in bed unconscious. She snt foradoctor ...

... of heron. han build, and had frequent scenes with his wife, who, owing to his ill-treatment, was already in a decline, ie speaks incoherently, and the magistrates who have questioned him think that he may be sham- ming insanity, The accounts received ...

... trled by a certain lady's apparent Inability to speak one particular line as it had bcen vrritten. Upon making a hurried entrance the actress had to 0exolaim to those on the stage: Stay! let me i speak. But sbh persisted time after time in going ne ...

... stolen a qisntity of teas Mce he met the prosecutor-and, went with hkim into thi Ship inn, Wade street. There, before he could speak, tha ao prieoners said, AlII right, Mr Lawrence, we will com) along with yon. They all went to the station, where itoe an ...

... him, on the ground that the rev gentleman was unable to speak the Welsh language, and the parish required a mlinister who could do so. His lordship Paid the question of whether a Welsh-speaking clergy. suan was necessary for a parish was within the absolute ...

... |EXTRAORDINARY LOUAL DiVORCS CASE, In the Divorce Division yeotsrday, Sir James Hannen had before him the oase of Dagg v. Dagg and Speake, which was the husband's petition for a dissolution of his marriage by reason of his wife's adultery, Mr. Searle, who appeared ...

... depo sitedi on the lands? Benjamin Coiner slated tha~t to remove manure from the farm is banlbesbandry. No doubt, generally speaking, sO it is; but I apdeorehend that is conined to dung which has arisen and been m e0on the lands, and does not apply to manure ...

... didn't do it, if I'm hung for it. They went back to the kitchen then. She only went into the scullery once that evening to speak to her brother. Cross-examined-She did not accuse her brother of Causing the death of her father. She never thought of euch ...

... wvish to n * tl~ii5e back. r.i) ...

... dying, and went to see what was the matter, so as to call assistance were it wanted, For perhaps five minutes he could not Speak, and kept staring in a fixed way and looking more dead than alive, I. 5iu eetioned him at last, and he pointed to the paper ...

... maltanda~sackmarked in Mr. Bali's name there found; the complainant, however, could not say that-the malt was his, nor could he speak to having seen the sack for the last six months. Mr. Harmar, who defended Bracey,, said he was prepared to prove how he became ...

... lordship. Speak'up, sir,' said MIr. Flappertrap. Tie boy mutered again, lookintgdowu, and seeming embarrassed. Speak louder, sir said another barrister, whose name I did not know, but who was remarkable for a most unequivocal obliquity of vision;, speak to his ...