... -Yes; I have a state. ment of that ?? George Hull, victualling housekeeper in the city of Chirelia3ter, silys that he can speak positively to the great distress existing amongst the poor country people ince the passing of the new Poor Law Bill. HIe says ...

... or three young men to my assistance. Before, however, they arrived, hie gave one sigh and expired in roly arms, lie did not speak. lie caine into the chapel before thre evening service, at about ten minutes after six, and lie was dead by twventy minutes ...

... kind of duties. Considerable excitement on thie subject exists througiout tite country, aiid the public press, generally speaking, is aiializing and denouncing these liws, They will now be tiorougihly understood. Broad daylight will be made to circulate ...

... produces; tee cane, which was of the ordinary sire nsed in schools, asd called two boys of the school, arsd a neighbour, to speak to his general ?? and coseduct towvards the childresn commistted to his chargc.-Mr. Poget also stated that he considered the ...

... compared with the price, as much upon the cheap article as it is upon the other ,-About the same per centage. Facts like these speak for themselves ; and yet, with these staring them in the face, the farmers will swear the new law has improved the condition ...

... statement of the first witness as to the conduct of Wright towards the dog. She was like David before Gbhiah, and came there to speak the truth. The case, at the wish of the prisoner, was adjourned till Thursday. Sir D. Scott complimented FMrs. Piercell on ...

... not see him strike or shit in Air. Eld's face; Could recollect in wt'ieh hand the sticks was ; it was the noise of Mr. D's. speaking, drew him to the door. By Mr. FIaithfitll ; Heard violent language before lie came to the donr. MIr. Itetirv Payne, New-road ...

... works on deck; but happily no furthi'e: mischief was done; Captain. Whittinghiam, of the Caledonia, a very experienced seaman, speaks of the weather as the most awtfuhly ?? witnessed':ll The JudiciakC6Whmitte'6eifjl :Mailst most Ho- snourable Prive Cj64'nedfr ...

... identified the hand-writing on both the bills, which the prisoner was charged with forging, as her band-writing but shte could not speak to rany ptirticular circamaitanov as connected with thle hills to cauise her to identify them. Sihe bad accepted a great number ...

... the production of witnesses. TT'illianw Tilaeteur, whose case stunol adjourned from Friday, in order to give himl time to speak to the Directors and Guar. dians, was next irouilut uil. The Assistanit Overseer statel, that the case had been laid before ...

... bill to prevent his relation being obliged to pay tithe on turnips; and now it suits him to do the opposite-viz., vote and speak in favor of the public being supported by his friends, the Medway Company. Surely, the good Reformers of Brighton must look ...

... Mlagistrates of Sussex had neglected to attend to their duties. The CHAlMAs-said nobody should be more ready than him- self to speak in praise of the Magistracy, for he had always found them active, persevering, and desirous of doing their duty; still it had ...