... subsequently gave inforsostion to the isolive. Crose-oxatnined by Mr. D;IE: I cannot say how long I have hinowni tho prisoner. I speak within bountids when I say I have known bim at least thtlee years. Duaring six sisoesthe of that three years hie has been is ...

... tban the Pone. Said lie Ol Monulc y: is So far as the occition of iowme by the Red- monteso is concerned I may Lay that, ?? speaking, any person who visits tie city will sea t.- that te ?? are clearer thin they were, tbal1 hc tbe houses are whitewsmhlel ...

... O'DOWD. by Mr. Phimsoll writes to explain how he misuni. to derstood and misrepresented Mr. James O'Dowd. to air. Plimsoll speaks confidently that the people all who now apparently terrorise over Mr. O'Dowd and i other honest men, will in twelve mouths ...

... coming down from his ear. I believo it was havi his left ear. Just after I raised deceased up, and Conl before he had tiotie to speak, Flannaghan came the ato me, and handing me a , skull - cracker, Con (produced) said, This is what the chap COn wssrc wih;ad ...

... elose to the market-place. I T was about a pace before him near to the Fleece 0 Ian. About the Fleece Inn I turned round to n speak to him, nod he wras then lying ca the broad b of his back on the street. When I had got the D man raised t ? his feet, Flannaghan ...

... in the lower part of a the body. He managed to get upon his r feet, but was again knocked down by pri. - soners. He could speak positively to Reevet kicking him in the right side of the body. One t sof the men stood over hint, whilst the other knelt upon ...

... leaving, and said: I first saw prisoner near the Bridge Ion with pro- secutrix. I overtook them afterwards near Albert-road. On speaking to them, the prisoner answered that be was a friend of prosecutrix, and was going to see her horns. Cross-examined by Mr ...

... In the House of Lords, a chair had been placed on the right of the Throne for his accommodation. The Duke of Richmond was speaking at the time, and the Duke of Cambridge and other noblemen entered into conversation with Ris Majesty. From the House of Lords ...

... 10 pigs. During this period, there had been three stoppages in the traffic. With. out actual .measurement, be was unable to speak positively as to the sectional areas of the river at the bridge itself, and at certain points above and below it, of which ...

... in support of this charge saw the prisoner tLI ?? on deceased, and can speak to his personal appearance, then the question of the hat becomes tLI wholly immaterial; but if they speak to the man B by reason, of the clothes and the hat, then this E question ...

... shareholders who comprehended his meaning fully. His LoaaDsp remarked that when two angry men were speaking, not writing, they were not likely to speak very socurately. That they were apt to find out in their cooler moments, or when their words hrought ...

... Fletcher should answer m any statement Mr. Jackson might make, if he C really came to the meeting. I bad toprepare- myself to speak tolke shareholders on the pros. k peets of the company. The meeting was held at h the De Grey Booms at York. I met some of ...