... his evidence admissible, but its import- ance will depend on the extent of his powers of observation, and his capacity for speaking the truth. The other case is the case of a girl who has been murdered by some one, but by whom is the question. Unless you ...

... with the dreadful evils resulting from trades' unions, and with that most abominable tyranny which they exercised. He did not speak of their effects on the masters, so much as their effects on the unfortunate men who were compelled to join them. He spoke ...

... God is our guide from field, from wave, From plough, from anvil, and from loom ; We come our country's rights to save, And speak a tyrant faction's doom : We raise the watchword — Liberty ! We will, we will, we will be free ! God is our guide ; no ...

... also proved that he begged a pipe at a cottage in a direction leading to the stack, filled it with tobacco, and lit it. In speaking of the fire he was heard to say, that there was nothing better for anything of that wit, than a pipe and a match, and said ...

... does honour to our common nature, however active. This, in fact, obscures the lustre and the glory of every thing else. We speak advisedly. The impatient man finds matter of complaint and restlessness ■ in every thing around him ; no reply appears sufficiently ...

... case having been gone through Mr. Alexander was proceeding to address the jury, when Mr. Jus- tice Taunton said he wished to speak with Mr. Alexander, and after a conference between his lordship and the counsel on both sides, a verdict was taken by consent ...

... the earliest, if not the best intelligence, are most sanguine as to the next battle proving decisive of Miguel's fate. They speak con- fidently as to the superiority of the Queen's troops before San- tarem, and profess to know for a fact that Colonel Bucon ...

... meeting, on the subject of an Assistant-Overseer for the town, and tho amount of salary to be paid to him. There was much speaking, and not much order. The result of a poll, which commenced on Friday at three o'clock, and ended on Saturday at seven in ...

... subject, or put it in a hew shape, he would do it, but he never would speak for the mere sake of talking. If, therefore, they expected that their representative should be generally speaking, they would be disappointed ; and if that disappointment extended ...

... observe the strictest degree of temperance. Mr. Brooke rose and said, his feelings were harrowed in the extreme, when he had to speak of the sentence of those six agricultural labourers, who had been transported by a law which he had broken himself hundreds ...

... Friend genera * qualifications for the office, I shall leave those , ...

... who would receive duly, and - arcount for truly, and apply properly, the monies which might oome into his hands. He was not speaking invidiously, he was not re- flecting on the characters of others, but he was asserting a great and important principle, which ...