... out, Holloa, what are you at?' i did not a hear any person speak, and almost immediately aftor I t received a dreadful blow on the left side of my head, and e before I had time to speak I received another on the top i of my head, vvhich aused the blood ...

... FROM T sE C I BrSIIOP OF LIMERICK's CIHARGE; To speak my sentiments plainly, (forin.all my intercourse with you, I shall be plain' and simple,) I do not see how a clergyman, consistently with the sacredness and separation Of his character and office, ...

... dragged her toward the door. Rogers implored him not to do her any harm, as she had not provoked him in any way. Reid did not speak, but he loosed hold of his wife. What followed is best told in the words of Rogers herself. He left hold of her, and she ...

... ceased woman. About eleven o'clock in the morning hi uncle asked him to go down the river and fetch his aunt as he wanted to speak with her on business matel She, desirous also to fetch her clothes obeye0 d te. summons, unsuspecting the doom which %waited ...

... joined them, and the ; doctor was sent for. She was led to the front of the Hosse Inn, where she dropped down and died, never speaking. He had heard his uncle threaten it ?? Percy Pope, of Owston, spoke of baa;ng Ly found a punctured wound on the left side ...

... Commissioner that the bankrupt might come .up for further ?? HONOUR said it was no use bankrupt coming up unless she intended to speak the truth.-Mr. CHESTER said he had advised her to do so.-Mr. BIReS, solicitor to the assignees, said he intended prosecuting ...

... him. Jones said, Oh, captain, you will kill we 1 and the captain said, If I kill you, there is no one in Liverpool to speaks about it; I don't want you to carry the ship in that way. The day but one after this the captain went to the fore. castle ...

... being afraid that the crowd would assault him too. He never said Wright had struck him. James Watson, pointsman, deposed speaking to Wright while takiing Ritchie to the police-station, and he was then perfectly sober, and did not appear te have had drink ...

... imtportallnceo. cd it is scarcely probable that it 'will be immediately deciled. upon, as the September meeting is not, generally speaking, very fully attended. Ottee a mtouth a ?? of the brethren is hell at-the Fretnwiqonis' Hall. uller the title of the Lodgie ...

... Hesadhdinoswf at him, nor did. he see hina or anybody else in the wtr The Coroner: If you are not speaking the truth yen- will he liable forpjuy - Witness : Iam speaking thetruth The Coroner : It is not very likely that you woldb I punished for this, bet you will ...

... asked, said she had not en. each gaged a solicitor at preseut, but she would require oner. one. She then expressed a desire to speak with Mr whicl Laverack, solicitor, who was in court, but no arrange. whicd ment was made with that gentleman. alive. Mr Stephenson ...

... true balance sheet,; and if you find any difficulty in doing so Mr Carrick will assist you .-Bankrupt said he only wanted to speak the truth. -The examination was accordingly adjourned. In re BENJAMIN SMITH, brick and tilemaker, Lud- borougb.-AnJouRNED ...