... something that would give those armed howards an opportunity to bludgeon them and shoot them down. Whilst Mr. O'Brien was speaking County Inspector Stephens and about thirty constables drove up and ordered the crowd to disperse. Those who refused to obey- ...

... complainant saw defendant, who had been calling on his young lady, as he thought, come from speaking to a man known as a notorious burglar. HIe accused him of speaking to him, and, on complainant denying it, struck him a violent blow, felling him to the grcund ...

... have my future entirely in your own lands. On the 2nd September she again alluded to marriage, and said that upon a friend speaking to her about her expected marriage, she asked her, 'It supposing I should ever be your vw ifec she thought it would he a ...

... was the person referred to. He ad- mitted speaking to the foreman of the jury, and said he was a witness in the Case. The Com- missioner said his conduct was most improper, and told him he had no right to speak to any gentleman of the jury.-0U resuminz ...

... completed in the bath. room. She was told he had been there for some times4 She did not hear him speak to the children in the convalescent ward, but she EaW him speaking through the glass door. This occurred some evening in the isrmng, but she could not give ...

... eanmined for the purpose of showing that the bride and the other witnesses for the prosecution were entirely mistaken in speaking to the identity of the prisoner, and the result was that the jury were unable to agree, and were dis. charged. At the followving ...

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... Theodore. He says there is another cause for the King's anger besides the unanswered letter to the Queen of England. When speaking with an Abyssinian Prince, after his first brilliant reception at Theodore's Court, Consul Cameron expressed bis opinion ...

... from custody. Meunier is somewhat short and of 'sallow complexion. On being placed in the dock he declared himself unable to speak English, and was accordingly put back for the attendance of an inter- preter. The other prisoner, ou being charged, said he ...

... Warwick Gaol, for burglary, was about to discharged, his sentence having expired. Before leaving the prison he expressed a wish speak with the governor, Mr. Anderson. The request was complied with, when Heeley confessed that he was concerned in the murder of ...

... witness to speak lou er, as the public could not hear the evidenc. -The I witnens asked the Bench to protect him against interruption, and promised to speak loader. -Mr. gillespe, however, again interposed, and demanded that the witness speak louder, as ...

... reports current that disturbances have taken place at Malaga and some of the provinces are unfounded. The ...