... interrupted. A Gentleman in authority, in plain clotlhes, here said, you will place yourself in 'an awkward position if you speak again. A word of caution ought to be enough. iMr. Spur.-Tben I have done. Tite Chairman flien dissolved the meeting,' and those ...

... aide had arranged the mode of proceeding. Sir F. Pollock-We had arranged, my Lords, that one counsel should be allowed to speak for one of tile prison- ers-that I should address the Court on behalf of Frost -that Mr. Kelly should then proceed on behalf ...

... some silk haridkerchiefs and shirts. lie then said he wanted some things of the same sort for brother captaim, who could not speak a word of English. Deceived by his plausible statement and ap- Pier~nce the prosecutor 4I1ovwed the prisoner to take away the ...

... that they had. been completely blind, now said that they could see e perfectly well. A letter from Antwerp, dated Saturday, speaks of a a violent storm on the preceding evening and that morn- in. All tile lamps were extinguished. It is rumomired that Lord ...

... usually Considered that a man is not geaerally rer *ys esteemed a prophet in his own country. he( on A letter from Flushing, speaking of the late storms, roc be says, among other disasters is the loss of the ]ruxelloise, tire a handsome ship belonging to ...

... of invaious direAonse. P he.; The husband here made his isppearance in the body 1f- 'of the court, tnd npon endeavouring to-speak on behalf ?? of his wife, was placed by her side in the duck, upon an: which he commenced a long harangue to the Bench, he ...

... and there was a doubt whether the perpetra- tor could be held cognisable in this country for robberies committed abroad. Speaking as a lawyer, he did not think he could; but there was another opinion, that, as a British Ambassador was never considered ...

... prvidsii htja w a afklnf~ pa larene5 e~lly, pa4e ?? awasy,' wher feendajit, who as~ close t hinn, eaclalmred, 'WhP are v'sd speaking to? Do Y rha tht o m'e, ard irueltl struckt him a Vieltt blo in ?? _'What is the meaning of Yix doll'? d Conpltflntnt-~ ...

... on kind than would have beern tolerated some time ago In, had been latterly the usual and common language op employed in speaking on such subjects. Into the tri I propriety or impropriety of such langua$e he would TI not enter, but he thought it a fair ...

... at ?? meeting on the Ie t r April that alarmed me. The fias were enough to dalarni d people. They were going to Devize 3 to speak, and if theo b were interrupted they would use their bludgepns. I am o r ' the othe& rtty, ' I eall the'other party the respoetabl ...

... horror-struck at this rnuder. He said, There are many poor tedows who would rather be hung than transported; and on speaking about the murder, and right and wrong, he said that he did not believe in the Bible. The prisoner then stuoked hia pipe, ...

... her. She asked him what he was doing there;' and, withont speaking, he apptoached her, and immediately sbot her swith a pistol. Slo cdled7 out, 'Oh, Flemin;g, you've shot me. Haotill did aot speak, bat put his' hand on her mouth, threw her baokia bad, and ...