... dejected, but by no means pusillanimous. A message was thleu delivered to the Sheriffs, purporting that Holloway watiteld to speak with them in private. 'Ibis excited very sanguine expectationts of confession ; but the Sheriffi onl their return intimated ...

... and died in s,e, is clsmrity with all the world: The other two, crimi- sure it. nals did no t speak at all, but assented to what ?? observed. Whilst speaking, Coates twice tolifted' sip his cap. Metcalf appeared nearly dead SI y- Iefore the rope was Out ...

... lodging-room: the deceased then seemed to be dying, and she expind tas the wit- ness approached the bed; the deceased did not speak. Mary Cares ftated, thalt she got up very early to . waclh on the morning of the 21st October, tend seeing a light in the prisoners ...

... festivity was never witnessed: t Y in this quaiter.- Sienilar joyous proceedin~gs t, also took place at Mr. Watt's seat at Speak, in B -Lanc;asbire, . - : ry d Tuesday se'nnight, a curious -experiment wal - made at Wooiwich, widr balloons, intended to ...

... several bat- talions of the Prussians. But we hear no more t of his Polish army, than of his new Polish king- -tdor. This speaks more than volumes could do, e of the decline of his revolutionary career. Did r lie suppose that, because twelve years ago ...

... position, our attack might be made to advan- tage; accordingly, under French colours, we bore up, as if with an intention to speak the frigate; and when within hail, all farther disguise being unne- cessarv, we shifted our colours, and commenced Sring, which ...

... o'clock on Sun- e da orning, except that he went out for a space C of time, ratheer short of half an hour, and that he could speak with the more certainty respecting it, d because the door was kept bolted; and that he it opened it for the prisoner both when ...

... time ago D promoted frcnt this ship, the service has lost a most 01 t promrussng oifficevs Lieutenant Coombe's conduct of speaks for itself, although he had before lost a in leg, his activity in the execution of his duty has st always been remarked, in ...

... expressions of dislike, to continue tl his' perambulations through the hall, and the still 'm greater fortitude to attempt to speak to the clothiers, es from the hustirngs erected for Lord Milton, irt the (2 court of the hall; but the overpowering expressions ...

... propose new 17rivileges to Ii the Catholics-Oh! bow deep is the immortal Pitt fi in that guilt ! I In tlse following words lie Speaks to the Catlan- c. lics in a notes, the authenticity of which was never at questioned:- The Catholic body will therefore %i ...

... manner in which I discharged my I' Pafliamsiitary durv, and of the lniviciplecby Which - it was regulated, it is slot for me to speak: I may 'dbe said to nave lived in pubhics my conduft has 0 ,e been open to you all, uad I have the satisfactjon of f Y knowing ...

... could refer to facts and their own experience ?? informationr on this subject. But there was one subject in which he 'would speak explicitly, because he was desired to do so bythe Trustees of the 'Cloth-Rall, and that was, thhat he was entirely unconnected ...