... from puisonine, but by whom administered there was no evidence to show. THE TELEPHONE IN PRtAOTICAr OPERATION.- Hitherto no speaking signals to the surface have been possible in mines of great depth, and cord ?? have been very indefinite. Yesterday Dr. Foster ...

... to be of the most seditious description, re- viling the Government and the laws, of which all men, if they speak in public at all, ought to speak with} respect; advising the procurement of arms un- der the pretenceof self-defence, but clearly for carry- ...

... as an illegal meeting; the right of meeting was guaranteed to the people of this country, and it would be a mere farce to speak of such a right, were no power given to intimate them. Carnaby then pleaded thatftbe bill was on his property, and that he ...

... came up-atairs asid looked at me, but did not speak. I stayed there about ten minutes longer. I then I lelt the house, when prisoner came up to me and walked t past me two or three times. He did not speak, Mycom- s pianion came up ubout this timn, and ...

... Lorli l % paralyse my arm if ever I take the band of a - ?? l d policeman; and may God Almighty take. away my ?? m if ever I speak to one, unless I am forced to. Mr. ?? stone said in his Notteughain speech, I lei'eael- ie Miftchelstown,' and, by God, yoe ...

... enforced in the schools, We teach the children self-control, and to learn to hold their tongues. Speaking when at needlework is prohibited, and to avoid speaking we use signs-such as putting the finger to the mouth to enjoin ?? on the scholars, We might have ...

... anything of the kind. I said I had no doubt about his having signed the receipt s when he received the money, but I could not speak pOSI- lively to the actual signing of it. I say now that I did a not see him sign it, bat I have no doubt that he did sign ...

... prisonerwas given into custody.-Mr. Corrie: Areyou suffering from great pain ? Witness: Yes, Sir I can hardly speak.-Mr. Corrie told him to speak low, and be {Mr. Corrie) stood close to the witness-box to facilitate him. The witness added that the con- duct ...

... -His counsel is not here, so he has a nght to speak. Mr. Roorax.-As counsel, Ton know he has not. Mr. Ixwls.-Certainly he has not. Mr. HAxsntGToN (warmly).-I should like to see zmy C0urt refuse to let a man speak under such circum taruses. Mr. CON-DoN (to ...

... them, or to Mr. O'Connor. She said of her husband, *- I had I plenty of opportunity to speak to him in the gaol, and during the trial, but I would not: he did not speak to me, thank God, the unmanly wretch ; tand as she uttered these words she clenched ...

... duty at ten o'clock, Four sections were paraded for duty, and when he called upon them to march they stood still and did not speak. He spoke to the defendant, who he knew was a delegate or representative of the men, and he said nothing would satisfy them ...

... the letters were couched in curious tersus with re- ference to her becoming the mnotherof his children, and in one of them, speaking of his prospects, he said, a person like Nahisaams can beat any one in business. ?? T-yor Bahlasat lie wrote of Isis rteire ...