... hether it was after breakfasting or eve lfhl tpr priners, without distinction, were wheel-neither to turn their head aside PO speak-otherwise, departing Trom those oY i pismitted to a dark, solitary cell, with . till gf bread, and a pint of water Per diem; ...

... bestowed sufficient conl- sideration on this point to justify the now proposed al enactment respectingit. It was thefashion to speak X- ra=er tenderlyof great grimes; but he hoped that ilI the House would ieel it their duty to provide for he the defenceless ...

... in opposition to the views advocated by r the lecturer, but claiming equal time with the lec- tturer for his reply; after speaking a quarter of an hour he was stopped by the Cnairman; and the C meeting, indignant at his unfair request, refused to Y hear ...

... at midnight. I remember the casting on the 23rd July was fastened; it was lashed. I assisted in roping it myself. I cannot speak exactly as to the form it was fastened in, but it was lashed two or three times across, as well as lengthways. Every waggon ...

... out. It was sufficient at present to prove soine of the expressions used, which could leave no doubt of the intention of the speak- ers and its probable results. Amongst other expressions of an inflammatory nature, there oc curred the following, which were ...

... Judge, I am quoting an authority which you will venerate, and Ad'hich the Learned J, 1ge who now tries me will assent to. Speaking of the evidenep necessary to support a seditious speech, he Says, that it is not even any words. sentenevs, or parts of sentesces ...

... he was a corpse; and that she was so doomed by thevillain soon to follow him to eternity. si The old man was never heard to speak sgain; and tl the monster, after rifling Cooke's pockets, and find. tl ing Mrs. Cooke still alive, returned to his bloody w ...

... the fable of the jaclidaw dressing himself out in the' peacock's feathers, hoping to pass for one of that 3speeies. 1 May I speak now, Sir, exclaimed Mrs. Tulbs, who seemed altost bursting with impatience at the re- straint that had been placed on her ...

... 01- lle wras standing with Isiia arm ron nd the girl, vrho set uttered the wfords ri si killed, mnd fell never to cue speak again. Mr. Holnmes, findings w hat had occur- to red, immediately called assistance, had the girl Bry carried to the road, ...

... deposed that he was at rei the house of the deceased on Monday night last. She ha told witiess she had a lodger, and while speaking the sp tian catne in. Matthew Fowles, the prisoeter, was biought into the room and identifed by tie witness as thie person ...

... as an illegal meeting; the right of meeting was guaranteed to the people of this country, and it would be a mere farce to speak of such a right, were no power given to intimate them. Carnaby then pleaded thatftbe bill was on his property, and that he ...

... anything, I could not have heard him. When you saw the red light continuing up at the station, and the train going on, did you speak again to Simpson ?-I did. I told him a secudi time to let all the steam off; but he took no notice of me whatever, and hedid ...