... each other, the prisoner inside the counter and the deceased outside. The deceased hail his hands upon bis side, but did not speak. Having seen him change colour, she ran out of the shop grtatly alarmed. Ellen Meaghau ran out with her. Witness ran off to ...

... district, they had permitted him shear them with the roost sheepish indifference. It is but fair to observe that Mr. Mastenuau, speaking of Mr. Welch, said he had occasion to come iu contact with him, and bore very strung testimony to his civility sod intelligence ...

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... discrete, sobre, chast. obedient to their husbondis, treue, secrete, stedfast. ever bu«y, «nd never idle, attemperat in speaking, and vertuous in alle their workis.” Very good, Master Caxton, and for much your countrywomen are greatly your debtors ; ...

... partakes of the general festivity. How strange it then that the castle and the palace of the Sovereign should be, comparatively speaking, dull and desolate at Christmas 1 The Queen herself in the very bloom of youth, and her royal consort in the full vigour ...

... numbers of sheep were on the increase, which had depressing influence upon the demand for them, and the rates were generally speaking lower. However, the primest Old Downs being scarce, they realized from 4s 4d to fid per Mbs., but the latter figure was obtained ...

... rather against the medical officer (Mr. Arthur) for not attending attentively. The letter, of which,the following is a copy, speaks general'of the charges ; Deptford, January 4, 1843. Gentlemen,—l feel obliged by your prompt attention to my eotoplaint against ...

... side of the forest. There you will find him,” Yon are the fiend himself: I feel it,” cried Wyat. “Why go into the forest ? Speak now.” And he uttered the words he stepped forward with the intention of grasping the figure. But it eluded him, and, with mocking ...

... had been a rise in the price of manufactured goods in proportion to the rise in the price of bread ? (“ No, no.”) He could speak from experience that the prices of goods in Manchester were iower the months just passed than thv*y had been for many years ...

... minutes. At length the deceased was brought out, and thrown down on the road. He appeared very much hurt, and was unable to speak or move. was removed home in horse and cart, but he never si>oke afterwards. They were not at Mason’s more than a quarter of ...

... irregular that she could neither speak distinctly nor close her mouth (murh laughter). Mr. Jones called afterwards, and the teeth were taken out and cut shorter, the suggestion of witness ; but still she suffered much from speaking, and she was not able to eat ...

... June 94, 18+9. Dear Sir, have much pleasure recommending your Fariua, having used it myself during a short illness, and can speak from experience ; being easily made, easy digestion, and very nutritious fund, weil calculated for all classes sick and co ...