... John Davis has been appointed Isis successor; who, warned by the fate of his predecessor, cvili, doubtless, abtain from speaking of what be may see, and may regret, but will not have the power to remedy or control. MARRTAGE LeerNcEms-It is important ...

... asked if the residents iii the house entse to the ?? officer answered they did niet. The prisoner's husband came forward to speak eo lierbclialf. He said tie had hee trith some friends to the Eagle Tavern, ill the City-road. They had ttiken some refreshtneat ...

... large croard alsout lsiss.-it-rs. Grout, st itspeessille -looking woisan, being recsalled, deposed thlist Sels was tumble its speak for teel slin~sisascesfter Ilie assault. -SItr. Go Eotot noon holed rise prisonser Vi., or e fortnsighit's lot- uris- ssie ...

... minutes afterwards Mr. Wildbroe, of Shoreditch, arrived. Mr. George Teycock was ?? duriecg the wheis of the title, tand can speak to the same facts talet I have dtoes. She had aevery attention paid to her up to the time of her deate, and I believe she' ...

... a word was satet by either of its until the pollcir-man came upi. Ilfe begged use to wvalk twvo or. theta. steps; aspie to speak, to- titus I' did so, land he intiehtdd Th'e for iay'sake LIod for may sister's sake, to forbear. -le be~ggad me~not to leave ...

... in ?? liiagsland-resd, statedl, triat on ?? precadirsg fntenroorr, at 2 o'erock, tire prisoner seirt tere oldest cltirld is speak- to Iris hillier, arirs lid been miarry years liti is aersice, aid rise fattier hraving gone eat taor some scarer, Ire told ...

... husbased seas a butcher. The feriile who lirrt accosted theisi haid, ' ?? sesld isy lhuslansld. The croead said, Yes, do-le'll speak to then. A sreasl then casce pressinsg toscards them, arid aboist 200 wvith lsinc. crying, 1 Downlr svith the publicans. ...

... them at various pawnbrokers in the names of Cox and Down. Witness handed both duplicates and money to the prisoner, who, in speaking about the matter, called him a greenhorn. Ott his cross-examination, the witness said that one of the lots of goods had ...

... wages, varying troan 25 to 35 per tent. . against thiat they struck, Sir Peter LAvnse: C-arter. I WOnild musk h ne bear Von speak In explanation than the defeondant. Noe tell me, is ?? a sllsary instancrof a strike? CiTEtRx ' By no melns. The mea at itisgghas ...

... put right. Grant to-day was more than friendly, and here I caot build a good house in 12 msonths-character and name is good. Speak the matter over with Gore asad, if possible, Clarke. Six months would make us right, but Clarke's cloth is a dead letter, and ...

... reason why the present distress of the millions must remain unrelieved. Tire greot Conservative leader of the house, when speaking of the misery which 'he is sorry to be compelled to acknowledge now exists, nomplimentts the pear wretches who are starv- ...

... sold by auction when I was down at Manchester, and the proceeds of which was the 1001., or thereabout, of which I have been speaking. I next went to Derby with Newesom to a Mr. Eyre, from whom I received 1001. 'He was not in the sanie capacity as Newsom ...