... called as to the finding of the remains at East Haddon. On Wednlesday, the prisoner's brother, Edward Macrae, was called to speak of his employment of the accused as warohouseman, and to identifying the warehouse knives and saw. Witness, who was at first ...

... had died latterly, and many had been sick in consequence, it is alleged, of being overworked in the surveyor's ?? Mayor was speaking of the horses being broken down, when the TOWN CLERK said that might be through bad ?? Wa AIWRIIaIT bluntly said he thought ...

... esogs ef the] reading room, the blood at the time pouring m a stream Wfrom the wound in his throat. Deceased was unable rto speak, and could only make himself understood by signs that his throat bad been cut. Ho was immediately Econveyed to Melville Naval ...

... met the do- founant on the lEchange, when Mr. Hewitt addressed Eome obsirvations to hinm; anAd, although they were not upon speaking term', complainant repli d most civilly. W11e1n comtilainant left the Exehaisge, the defend3nt walked by his aide up Market ...

... down. Be then kieked her three or four times on the side as she lay on the floor. He- kicked as hard as he could. She did not speak, nor #et up, Be made use of another foul ex esslon, and said she had robbed him. I selzed of as coat Iag,, and laid You murderln ...

... b aniily end his cou't to a palace, which Possesses the remiarkanble property fif coapcri ing all persoene whe enter it to speak this exnet truth on every subiec that my ariyse: and this they do. without being aware of the extranrdiinary influenee to which ...

... England, In 184L On entering the police station he addressed Inspec. tor Harrington, arF4 said, I want to speak to you pri. vately *can I speak to yon prvately? Inspector Hogan repedD, We are all policemen here, and whatever you have to say, oat with ...

... prceeded to'detail the oir- cuimstanes of the asaault, and said when Mr. Gaymer wais steanding on a chair at North Wansham, and speaking, Lord Wodebouse ordered ]him to Come down, called him. a liar, a hound, and at coward, and then dhallenlged him to fight ...

... Wolver. hampton who were members of the Greek religion, but most of whom were English speaking, he went to Russia to seek aid for the starting of an English-speaking Greek churchinWolverhampton. He was most cordially received bv the President of the Holy ...

... arrested, cotnfessedl that hle hadl inlflicted thre woned6S and pointed out the knife which he bad used. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! HUDSON'S SOAP. SPEAKS FOR. ITSELhF! stablished over 30 Years, S ?? FOR ITSE L'!PresentdemandGreaterthanever SHrOCKING AcCIENTs ...

... bed for fire weeks aand was not able to fillow my iik for seven se eks after the robbery-Mr. Ioster. Should you iiif able ti speak to taisy of the stets if you seere to see thlem agauin e'olloet. I cannot justly sav.-Mir. Foster. Not to toe eof thesii ? ...

... and re- plying as to whether it (would be possible for him to r, recover. Re could not speak, but his eyes showed his iy consciousness, and that he desired to speak. They brougiht him a porcelain tablet, on which he managed to write :e Give me seme mnore ...