... Friday as to the number and nature of the charges which would ke preferred against ?? answer to the Stipendisry, Holeroft, speaking on behalf of both prisoners, said he had nothing to urge against the ?? remand eas accordingly granted.- After the accused ...

... travel. Hie continuey to affect an atti- tude of cVnicisu, and not a word o. repentance has as yet escaped him. Indeed, be speaks of his crime in the most matter-of-fact way, and as if the assassination of President Carnot was the mos natural thing in ...

... tO the neighocurhood of Woodatock Mil, and there the grl was found standing up, but she was exceedingly weaks and unable to speak. When questioned, however, as to boiv she got her throat cutn she pointed to the prnsoner, and upon that the constable took ...

... obstruction caine iu. '-The Stipendiary told him it was rather a legal obstruction. Green wouid be tined £S. and costs. Speaking to the other defendant the btipeodiary said . You are equally guilty as Greea in the eu of the law. You don't get the profit ...

... would not have taken notice of. By his Honour: She had. 'never forbidden, a nurse to speak to a doctor herself, but the rule was for a nurse 'if she was unwoll to speak to witness first.- Elizabefh'Hnghes, a nurse at the Worcester Infirmary for upi*ars ...

... reply to Mi. Partitt, witness adrnitted that he did not ask the permission of tie Corporation for the work to be done, or speak to Mr. Gammai e Athe borough surveyor) about the ?? Mlr. Kettie: Witness had seen the Corporation men ce3n' out the pipes severa ...

... emergency man being scalded by boiling water. At Daniel Ferry's house, the doer and windows were barri- caded, and the tenant, speaking from an upper window, declared that he had invested all his earnings in America on the land, and bad spent a largesun on ...

... gained access to the back of tho pre- mises by climbing over a wall about five feet high. She then had an opportunity of speaking through the window with her seclf-imprisonedrelatives; but to rejoin them alone seemed as difficult as ever; Shortly before ...

... her father's house until about three weeks ago. She then left his house, and he had only seen her once since, but did not speak to her, as she was the worse for drink She was a woman of intemperate habits, and had left her homeon previous occasions. ...

... completely ilostroyed by the ?? accused linterposing): You arc only the manager, and not a qualified person to speak about this affair. You ean only speak from hearsay.- f1ir. l~ynncrslcy enquired how thio mane was broken, and witness replied, ' With a life-preserver ...

... though he was born in a van and hoped to die in a van. He had a girl of eleven who could play the pianoforte at sight, and speak French, German, Italian, Spanish, and English.-James l5ish, a GoodTemplar agent and dweller in the mission van, Said that as ...

... but he still attends As an out-patient. ?? appeared with lils hend And the lower part of his face bandaged. As lie could not speak out loud, Inspector Bennett, the officer in charge of the ease, stoodl beside him, and repeated wsat lie said. lio stated that ...