... on his way home this morning from mass, between nine and ten o'clock, and when within a few yards of his own door, while speaking to a woman, he was met by a man armed with a holly stick, loaded atthe end for about six inches with lead. Immediately after ...

... took place nearly twenty years ago. As his book was pub- lished only last year, Ieo cofld not speak with certainty as to all the incidents; but, generally speaking, they were as nearly accurate ais possible. Mr. ColeBD: Do you complain of tme statement that ...

... I AIEXECUTION F'OR MURDER. I Speaking of tile execution of Anthony Delisle and Jean Adams for the murder of a slave girl, the New Orleans Picayane, of the 3d ult., says:- The scene at the parish prison yesterday, as detailed in our local colunius, was ...

... law, and the press observes a wise discretion in frequently passing them over in decorous silence. But there are times to speak as well as times to be silent, and as judges in this country are amenable chiefly to public opinion, it is well that that opinion ...

... AN IRISHWOMAN'S EVIDENCE. SHE WOULD ALWAYS SPEAK HER MIND. D:R. H. R. OSWALD held an inquiry at the Paddington Coroner's Court with reference to the death of Susan Marsh, aged fifty-one, the wife of a labourer, latterly housekeeper at 30, Amberley road ...

... examina- ir tion. But even when in the hands of Mr. Chariles Y-Russell, one of the coansel for Ithe defendants, she r seemed to speak sometimes oader: mental protest, at n others as if anxious to give ?? family a good a round scolding. Mrs. Kennedy gave one ...

... A woman; who was in the neighbourhood at the time, herd the two men speaking, but ceuld-not ?? what they were talking about- Sha saw Fraser follow Keeney, at the same time speaking to him, whereupon Keeney turned round and squared up at Fraser, and ...

... And her husband is the son of a marn¶h, lives with them and you ? He is your ?? and this man's ? And you have not been on speaking terms with her, except to quarrel, because this man went to live WitlL them? That is your grievance?-I haye no grievance ...

... looked defiantly roond the oourt, said to Mr. Stone, School Board ptosecutor, I think I'll speak to bhis gentletnan (iudi- catingtte magistrate), I can't speak to tho School Boaird gentlemen .-Mr. Bros: Yon must behave yourself.-Defendant: Yes,nir; but ...

... !,is sister Pops.: He thereupon left the bhli-, aztd wet atnd spolke to his sister Pops' in 1' oa i-stre-t. While speaking to her he received a blotw Ftntu -ome maan he did not- know, which knocked him dcown. He got up and struck the man, and knocked ...

... approaching, arm in arm with a woman. She was just about to speak to the prisoner when the woman accosted her with How is your baby, Mrs., Swaffer P IIs it dead? She replied, Yes. Don't ,speak to me. In prisoner's presence this woman said she was the ...

... prisoner for that purpose ; but Houldsworth had suffered so much from hemorrhage that the surgeons would not allow him to speak, and the prisoner was remanded until Tnusday. On tse afternoon of the same day Houldsworth raffied a little, and made a statement ...