... did not in the least vary the facts. The defendant was found Guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of 301., with liberty to speak to the prosecutors; whicz Implies a permission to compound for the fine with him. WILLIAM REVEs, and three others, were indicted ...

... he remembered Lord Field disrobing to that extent. The Danily NXews remarks that wigs form no part whatever, technically speaking, of the costume of the Beuch or Bar. In, former times judges and serjeants-at-laW wore the coif, which, in its original state ...

... running out of the ?? Walker declared they did not at alt insult or lay hands on the ladies. To speak to them was ?? clerk said it was impertinent to speak to them at all, as they were respectable per- sons, and having been guilty of impertinence, they ...

... did not like to see gentlemen from the country imposed upon. Afterwards I went up to the gentleman to whom the prisoner was speaking and said, Mind, that man is a skittle-sharp. I don't like to see you robbed. The prisoner then turned round, and calling ...

... in about five minutes, shejheard him get out. He said, Mary, Mary, speak. No answer. Arta not for speaking to me? Get into bed ; th' child wants thee.,' There was no reply. Speak ' he said, or I'll call up Mar- garet. No reply. The prisoner ...

... Ilnullediately Dr.Pierson tookthoechair Prico rose frons his seat and coummenced to speak. Witness could not distinguish the word ' Baptism. lie judged that Price was speaking against Dr. Pierson, There was considerable commotion, and Mr. Spurgeon warned ...

... Lying-in Hospital, gave evidence rebatting the medical testimony adduced on behalf of Miss Melson. The witness said he was speaking from general knowledge, from authorities, and from his own personal observations. Dr. Probyn Williams corroborated the last ...

... fetch you some brandy. I'll soon make you better. Hermaun went out, and when she returned witness heard her say, Speak, speak, speak, the word being uttered the third time in a shriek. Harriett M'Donongh said Hermann had lodged with her at 45, Newman ...

... After a few minutes he got up and came to where she was sitting, and said, Annie, I want to speak I 3 to you. Witness told him she did not want to b speak to him again, and again requested him to L leave, or she weuld fetch Mrs. Collins, the land. r ...

... persons who could speak Latin with as much fluency as they speak their mother tongue. A knowledge of French is almost universal among the educated classes, and in travelling on the continent I hsve nowhere found so many that could speak Eog- lish as in ...

... had been under medical treat- ment ever since. The operation of trache- otomy had been performed, and Harris was unable to speak. On the magistrate sug-. gesting ?? be suppliedwith. pencil and paper so as to communicate with. his solicitor, a relative ...

... could not' la speak, but pointed to a bottle which contained sulphuric i acid. He examined her mouth and lips, and found them d to be much excoriated and whitened. He gave her some - counteracting remedies. enabling her at length to speak. , She said, ...