... same tale which he bad related to Mr. Afottidge.] Prisoner did not name any other person who had seen him. I remember his speaking to Clark. On return to the bank,Wallis was suffered to go at large. Mr. Nottidge, 1 believe, was present, and advised the ...

... stable, with the bone, and was meotioaed in the indictment, bet was ootelluded to in the evidence.] Williams called no net to speak to bk character, but declared himself innocent of the charge, and immediately after the vedict Guilty was pronounced, with ...

... voice, that Mr. Baron Garrow at leaglb mid, Now, you Cbcahunt carrier, this » sad adectaliou upon your part; you carrier, to speak in such tone! Til tell you what, if yon don't apeak ontaoaalnvcUevemesndtbe Jury from the pain of striving to bear you, I*ll ...

... old band-box, in which was the body of the child, covered op with old rags; the daughter was crying very much, but I did not speak to her; 1 remaiued there some time; Mr. King and Mr. Richard Cremer came tQ the bouse, but they would not proceed with the ...

... MONDAY. DEC. 14. This day's supply was, for that of what is be the (seat Christmas market, balk limited, and, generally speaking, inferior in quality, there not being store Ikan WO of the beatfc: and •till smaller proportion the mull stock tbit were ...

... a sleeve jacket very common dress among tbe lower class. —Rebecca Plum was re-called, and sbe admitted that sbe could not speak particularly to tbe features of (he prisoner; it was only by bis dress that she could ■denti'y him—The Learned Judge summed ...

... Lorengea have received palrooil* almost unprecedented in the above care,; Aejar* also great utility U persona the habit po«* speaking: and the highest testimony in the •out** world has been advanced in their favor, where lae voice has been influenced humid ...

... paper currency did, we are no for an answer; we take it from this very *peerb Lord Liverpool, of February, The Noble Lord speaks of wbat bad happened from to 1821. Whole districts, and immense tracts of hitherto unproductive land, have been broken up ...

... of the alleged abuses of the Royal College, or the formation of new College, as the drait of the Petition just read did not speak sufficiently to tbe point.—The Chairman said it was intended to apply to Parliament for Ibe establishment of new College. Many ...

... an additional circulation of Bank jKiper y caused material rise in prices between the years 1754 and 1763- Dr. Smith, in speaking this period, observes, Few people wanted money who had wherewithal to pay for it. The profits of foreign trade, indeed, were ...

... undergo the sad change be was about to meet. When be was placed on the bench by the side of Newitt and Sandford, be requested to speak to Mr. Sheriff Ward, and that gentleman having gone towards him, be spoke thus— Gentlemen, I do not believe that 1 know any ...

... effect of its mosques and their domes as surpassingly beautiful when glittering in the brilliant sun-light of the East When speaking of the internal ecoaomy of the city, he described the bazaars confined each to particular sort of goods; thus all tbe/dlversmiths ...