... conclude by one o'clock ic time afternoon of that day. Mr. Heon, Mr. Fitz- gibbon, Mir'. Close, and Sir Colman O'Loughlin, will speak on behalf of Mr. Steele, Dr. Gray, Air. Barrett, and Mr. John O'Connell. The Attorney-Gencral will close for the Crown. The ...

... station wsmi opened for the Purpose Of' eleting its sonic constables, whets the pi'isnjiiei citm in( l, and said, 1 want to speak to the inspector onl duty., Ilie told humi lie wa a cting Inspector, end asked ftse prisoner lila business. This prisoner thsem ...

... o'clock on the morning of Monday week. At that time Mr. Crosby was standing at his garden-gate, and the witness, who stopped to speak to him, beard a woman talking to Mrs. Crosby within the house. Another witness recollected having seen a strange woman enter ...

... ? ivas the first question : on thse boy's replying in the aiffirmative, the man rejoined '1give it to inc till I1 go and speak to the mistress, and wait here till I return. Thle boy did so, and, after waiting in vaiss for a long while, found that thle ...

... nobody: for the Times news- paper informs its readers that not a single cheer was e elicitesi from any party. This fact speaks volumes for the unpopu- larity of tels party. All hopes of palace dinners, patronage, ind pay, are everlastingly gone. The ...

... Iscent to hedt ahitut tli is. Beard tier fathier and mother talking. heard ]liet fathter say to )liet mother, 1If ytu don't speake I'll throttle you. Ilie then called out ait the sout, ,Is your pairty in bedl PArc you listessing to inc P le, was ittt ...

... thinks she was near enouagh to hear their conversation ;, knew prisoner to be ak ind avd huiniane person, and had heard her speak with kindness of her child. Mr. David Evans, surgeon, examined the body of Lavina Slack on the 4th of June; the body was in ...

... was then supposed to be his wife, proved rer great attachmnent for the fellow, for she never ceased petitioning persons to speak for him on the day of trial. The prosecutrix even recommended him to mercy on her account, and lie, consequently, had but a ...

... of injuring his servant, but that it came into his head all at once to do what he had done, for he was vexed with her for speaking to him as Ate had, Ile felt that he deserved to. di for having committed so dreadful a crime, and be sincerely prayed ttat ...

... of thle most zealous and efficient agents in the good work of reformation that is progressing so rapidly among the Irish-speaking anid hitherto benighited peasantry in and around IDingle. The 1Rev. D. L. Bresbie, the recently converted ilomish priest ...

... ricter of a prisonier, aillt placed it great jeopardy, would be a Caution to her for t ie ftitIllie. 11cadvised hlir always to speak thbe truth, for if she had lotte so at the first site very likely wouhil never have conse there. Ile sishietl tilso to state ...

... my shirt torn off., I 'aid, 1-keyw comes dint shoot 9' He said,' I've bee toSaah oc9,1 a ycmung girlt I bad heard hinit speak 1 0. Io eoe orgot to cay tha~t he showed me some mnoney, of endI sail, Here tmre twelve suovereigns, that's twoc more tha ...