... was again elected as a delegate. By Mr. O'Connor-I understood that when Taylor was speaking of the people being tired, and wishing to return to their labour, he was speaking of the people of Royton. Sylvester Faraday, examined by Mr. P. Pollock-I am a policeman ...

... WALTER took occasion to speak on several topics of immediate interest- }e avowed himself an advocate of a fixed duty on the Impertation of Corn, in preference either to total Repeal, or a variable dutv. This led him to speak of the League; and while ...

... enlightened, and the most disinterested friend thi of the people that ever existed in this country! spI and it is common now to speak of him as the ha 1most illustriousstatesman; pihile the most illus- or trious states.an? never did any -thing for the ...

... that she was about to marry the plaintiff, and that there was only one obstacle, that was her brother. She requested him to speak to her brother upon tise subject. Accordingly, one night at supper, after they bad been to a meeting of the Ohurch Pastoral ...

... saying a word, and came in again and sat by the pang fire, and began to unlace his boots; she was at the sanne 'ton time speaking angrily and was very cross to him. He ?? ues from his Beat, and pulled out a bag containing his Mosey 3ere (the earnings ...

... door, she (the prisoner) said-Well, old chap, you ace rather late to sight. He replied, You -, I'll kill you. She did not speak cross to him, lie also said, You want to carney me over, but you shan't you - _, During the night witness heard a noise ...

... where Mr. Hill was, the latter evidently hesi- tate to speak, from a seemtia conviction that every wd he said would be overheard by all in court. d The magistrates thereupon intimatedt . o might speak to him in close contact ;o and rle, acting uprion the ...

... commission of such an offence, Mr. Hersitge said that lie I had several witnesases in attendance, aillof whom wereI prepared to speak in the highest terms of hia client's humaneity and inoffensive disposition, and he also believed rsome of them could establish ...

... altered condition of man, must be adopted . Time, it Is allowed, makes more converts than rea- Son; and time, politically speaking, is most rapidly progressing. You have proved the liberality of your opinions, and, though you do not as yet adopt all the ...

... bear the name of my father, quence m the unfortunate Louis XVI., King of France and guised m Navarre. The president said, Speak with good grave. id sense, if it be possible. He replied, ?? have said shown le 'Write Louis XVTI.' It being impossible to ...

... altered condition of man, must be adopted. Thme, It is allowed, mnakes more converts than rea- son; and time, politically speaking, is most rapidly progressing. You have proved the liberality of your opinions, and, though you do not as yet adopt all the ...

... of witness. In tire erleirg of the same day Captair Gordon callod him into the poop, aid sail to him, Scott, I valit to speak to you-take eff yourjrreket. Tire captain then took out a phial, and said I'll blister this boy's back as sure as ?? has ...