... a stick likea piece of peeled i so oadc. A stone was thrown, which went past his head through tbe shop windoww. Could not speak nt exctct tbetime. It might be between live and s__ .; it was dark. Some one called out toi the mob, What the devil are sveo ...

... them, or to' Mr. O'Connor. She said of her husband, 1 I had plenty of opportunity to speak to him in ?? gaol, rnd during the trial, but I wouli not: he didr not speak to me, thank God, thie unmanly wretch and as she uttered these words she clenched her ...

... only when the wages become due, when the fines are g cII increased. Ithink some of the men have beenfined, but KhI cannot speak positively. I thinic they have been at flned~for being absons on the day laid in the war- I as rant. We have seol fined them ...

... from the palm of his hand very fast. I said to him here is a pump, and you had better c wash your hand ; and while I was speaking to him l a man came across from the railing without a hat, and bleeding. Mahon said he would go to the 1 pump, and did so ...

... received witf loud cbeers. I heard no other speakers. The neqing consistedchiefly of working people. I heard Brov subsequently speak frequently In tine Bull-ring, both b, the evening and the day time. The witness was cross-examined by the defendant at some ...

... that he must tell the whole trutb, and that he was liable to be punished if he did not do so. Jemny replied that he would speak nothing but the truth, and was aware of the consequences of departing from it. In answer to a questionby the Court, he ato ...

... Evening, March 29, 1841, N.D. Your friend, D. R.'s disease is an affection of the -lungs, brought on by excessive public speaking, which same, would, era this, have given your own O'Connor to a premature tomb, had not the Whigs consigned him to York Hospital ...

... Evening, March 29, 1841. W. B. Your friend, D. R.'s disease is an affection of the lungs, brought on by excessive public speaking, which same, would, ere this, have given your own O'Connor to a premature tomub, had not the Whigs consigned him to York ...

... had just beeas ordained. He iad been spending thl evening with a ea.- tleman at Brouipton, who was in attendance, and could speak tu the ligh char cter the accused bors. 3hr. C ?? Ellerman, of21, Pelhum-place. was then putinto the wit- ness-box, and said ...

... Monday Evening, March 29, 1841. N.B: Your friend, D. R.'s disease is an affection of the lungs, brought on by excessive public speaking. which same, would, ere this, have given your own O'Connor to a premature tomb, had not the Whigs consigned him to York Hospital ...

... said the prosecutor was a downright bad one, and known all over the town as one of the worst of ?? (to wit- ness): What, you speak of me like this ? Why, have we not been intimate for six years-have we not travelled hundreds of miles together-and didn't ...

... that he must tell the whole truth, and that he was liable to he punished if he did not do so. Jemmy replied that he would speak nothing but the truth, and was aware of the consequences of departing from it. Inanswer to a questionby the Court, he atoncepointed ...