... 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- Dcss): 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 ...

... assault was one of the police- force, and, moreover, that he was also on duty, and that he had called a perjured witness to speak in his behalf, with the full knowledge that what that witness was about to swear was altogether false, it was impossible, under ...

... was habour. ing under a paralytW stroke. By a Juror-She was partly dressed. Her husband was out at the thme. She could not speak sefficieutly plain for us to understand how the ascident happened. I presume that she had got up to putthe kettle on, or to ...

... out, Hollo I what are you at V I did not hear I any person speak, and almost inmmediately after I re- C ceived a dreadful blow on the left side of my head, and before I lad time to speak, I received another on the top of my head, which caused the blood ...

... out, Hollo I what are you at ? I did not hear e accy person speak, and almost immedintely after I re- ' cciyed a dreadful blow on the left side of my head, and before I had time to speak, I received another on the top of my head, *which caused the blood ...

... 3, ing under a 'paralytio stroke. U By a Juror- She wast partly dressed. Her husband h was out at the time. She could not speak Eniflfiently i, plain for is to understand how the accident happened. t I presume:that Bhe had got up to putthe kettle on, ...

... or to o- Mr. O'Connor. She said of her husband, I had edplenty of opportunity to speak to him in the gaol, rd and during the trial, but I would not: he did not ad speak to me, thank God, the unmanly wretch ; tat and as she uttered these words she clenched ...

... came in. When I got out of bed, I saw the deceased lying on his back in the bed; he was covered with blood, and was unable to speak. I heard my mother say it was four black boys that killed my father. I knew at the time that it wvas Walshe who killed him ...

... separately from him. After the words had passed in the public-house, they left and walked together some distance without speaking a word. At length the prisoner said, 1' What did he say P' alluding to what the landlord had said. Ile then said, There's ...

... he n must tell the whole truth, and that he was liable to be I punished if lie did aot do so. Jemmy replied that ho , would speak nothing but the truth, and was aware of the 1 consequences of departing from it. Inanswer to a question by tice Court,he atonce ...

... and they went to bed about nn.Hadhri as father and mother talking. Heard her father say to go he br mother, 1if yea don't speak I'll throttle you. on He then called out ait the door, is your party in bed ? in 40 Are yoa listening to me ? He was not ...