... consider yourself fortunate. Reform when you return. Prisoner—My lord, you can do something for me. Bend you some people to speak for me who .appeared against me before. Pray, my lord, I beseech you, to pity a poor thief who will be a thief no . more. Try ...

... Riley (taming to the prisoner): I do, to my sorrow. You wretch, you wretch I look at my poor orphan child I Mr. Walter Did he speak to you about any society? Mrs. Riley said that the prisoner had spoken to her about the People's Tontine Society, and asked ...

... English musicians, concerning whose aceomplishments most satisfaetory accounts have been sent home by those competent to speak, are about to return to England with a view of following out their profession. The Ori.luestra assures us that Signior Yeroli's ...

... future. In proposing the toast the ',remittent expressed his admiration of the result of the recent yacht contest ; and, speaking of Mr. Bennett, said that he had accomplished a feat in the annals of maritime sport, an undertaking from which more timid ...

... undoubtedly increased a hundredfold. The baronet has returned. So says his mother, the Lady Doughty Tichborne. Of this fact I can speak with the greatest confidence. At the end of last week Sir Roger Charles Tichborne went over to Paris, and saw the Lady Doughty ...

... belonging to the wandering tribe, on entering a house in one of the fishing villages on the Sutherland coast, found the inmates speaking in a subdued tone of voice, and saying that death was in the house, which meant that a little child was to all appearance ...

... we-terms America, that she always addressed her husband by his baptismal name of flirepi. American latlimi almost everywhere speak to their husbands 101 Mr. and Mr. Smith. not as William and George. The perils of a double alliance with the Mormon pope are ...

... to a man who has only an office career before him.. A gentleman who holds a good position in the Legacy Duty. office was speaking to another in the same service, who held a still higher post, of the gross incapacity of one of the clerks who had recently ...

... Bruiser in Prescot-street, werg you not? Complainant: I never struck a man in my life. Mr. Cobb admitted that the defendant did speak to the servant, but observed that a few minutes before the alleged assault the complainant had taken hold of the defendant ...

... on the House of Commons. (Hear, hear.) But I am sure he will not wonder at my taking exception to one paragraph, where he speaks of the rejection of a certain measure which could not be expected to be passed by an assembly of men who have muddled their ...

... lectures through Ireliatton of the minions membrane of the vocal and respiratory organs, which wholli 11111i28 him for public speaking. THE COMING DEMONSTRATION.' — 6 ` A Voice of the Shops complains that the citizens of London should be subjected twice ...

... and a civilian who went to get relief for the corporal, found him absent also on his return. Our contemporary (the Herold) speaks of residents having to drive out men from his dining-room with a revolver, and of soldiers tempting a sentinel to shut his ...