... own diaadvainage ? Did you ever hear of is debate in the House of Lords in which, if Lord Brougham was present, be did not speak 1 Did you ever derive u very clear idea from this line—of hequeut occurrence in parliamentary reports— Mr So-and-so explained ...

... and went to toy atmes, and then to the Kiug's Head. 1 did tell ptisoner to call Spencer, but be came in; I did nor hear hint speak Welsh at till: I don't understand any English. 1 swear 1 did not take up the pen and make my cross or mark on the paper produced ...

... up itpi ivate street until we got to Mr. Dykes house. He put Els hand and synieexed me reund the throat until I could not speak. 1 ant quite sure that the prisoner did not touch deceased at MI he bad been struck twice. When till y fell at was the deceased ...

... attention to Mr. A% ebb's boy, wlu) was cliniLisg over the wall. The boys are wicked, but Mr. Webb, being a policeman, no one daze speak to them (laughter). Defendant tried to give his a iteack on the wall, hut the boy being rather strougd ilefendaiit placed him ...

... President of the Assembly ui his address, :ill titled it variety of- topies connected with re,' it in Switzerland, and in speaking Free 'bade, expressed Its satisfaction at the prospects which the adoption of its principles by Switzerland beid forth. ...

... conferred not only on the Town itself, but on the District, of which Swansea may be regarded as the representative. We are not speaking unadvisedly in alluding to this comm.. event as a distinction, In determining its choice of places , of meeting, the British ...

... nanons,l language shall be used instead of Latin, and that no person shall be elected as deputy who does not understand and speak Hungarian. 011 the Ist or January last, the constabulary force in Ireland numbered ten thousand, six huttred and thirt . t ...

... tween . twelve and one (clock on Saturday morning, tie:tr tlic Pottery, lying on his face in the streets. He was aide to speak, and said that lie hail holt knocked tioan by a cart. He was removed to the Pollee Station on a He was visited at four o'clock ...

... deceased opposite J ads..yastrect. lie lay on his f. ce year the glitter. Witness did not know him. The deceased was able to speak, and s.id that had kaockyd down by a cwt. The watchman at Mr. Pottery, cane to assist in removing butt. With the watchman's ...

... whiter she sets equally distinguished as a sportswoman in shooting wild fowl. Lady Luxbormigli, in her letters to Shenstone, speaks of a noble lord who, having maintained that England was bigger than France, had no way to prove it but to cut each kingdom ...

... ; capable of entering at once into the feelings of those whom he wished to please, either from liking or from interest ; speaking a unique I:inf.:nage peculiar to that society which had Voltaire for instructor; full of smart poignant repartees, which ...

... The Judge.— That is an improper observation, and I will not Ant lse it. Earwis.—l shall certainlv try it. The Judge.--If you speak again, sir, I shall order you to leave the court. _ . _ Itarwis.-1 shall stand by what I I have a duty to perform for my clients ...