... for my 'ske, to be affectionateand obedient to their poor unhappy mlother, It is almost, mily affectionate wife, useless to speak of the monsey willed to me by my father after the death of his widow. It is money in trust, which must, by his will, be- come ...

... *e and took tie samricknife frontt Cooper's hand and cut Danry it withi it. During the whole of tite ?? Danby til s u, not speak a word .While lie wris dvittg, and before iis lbmbs had cetried to move, Ctioper searched his poclkai, e and told me there ...

... open assembly of the people; before an assembled multitude, in order that justice may continue to be administered (I hope I speak correctly when 1 say cpo,. tinue to be administered) with equity and impartiality. In order that this desirable object may ...

... awry from myy ruling among my Apostles and E ders, and brought me three hundred miles to stand before you at this bar ? I speak not this for the injury done to myself but the Lord in me. Mourn, mnourn, for your guilt is in your homes. Restore the house ...

... attempt at bur- glary will be found in tile evidence of the witnesses, which .we have given at full. As the prisoners could not speak e English fluently, a gentlen sit was sworn to act as interpre. is ters and he explained to thent as the proceedings went on ...

... would sves given ',the respondents a right to rejaly, and' to adduce the numle- rous witnesses in court who were ready to speak to the abi- iy of the younger Blots as a surveyor. i The LCtairmntt said, that the soun against which the op- ,p eal seas ...

... ran up to him, knodee ii'n mdnr' and kiste ?? very ewuitha one ee'wids kicked up, dnd one of the . said to the rest- If he speaks, clap your foot down his -tbonat,' Thyu Crild his pockets l1e scramed murder ! and seized one of them and held ?? assistance ...

... the learned counsel wrosld have the last nord. lie 2 . (AIr. IIInt) bein g witihtout the cloak of a brief was bocnid to is. speak the truth. The situation of the learned gerntlemiran to or Was very dilferent ; lire Ia o i rehsiqrrin t might conic t rot ...

... afterwards discovered that thae witness was not more than 80 years of age, and consequently-the persons whom he affected to speak of with.great familiarityl faust have des dead many years before hao as born. The present action was therefore brought to set ...

... tilir deceasrd having upon the road about a fird Floumll thelots5 'I wen't up to him and wintred- hin ?? LIP bitt ftedi-ldnet speak.I got hold coflhim and tiold It tteltl ere ite wats hit. but he never spike. He tooted Ilfe .I I ?? hitit. Iup, hut he was ...

... say nowt. The gentleman then put a question to him as to Mosley, the convict's, guilt, tio which he replied, Mosley may speak for himself, but I shall say nowt. At the period of the murder there were two persons, named Betts and Downs, intimately connected ...

... said they were in rrcellar, where they were accordingly found amotigst some , her articles, Several witnesses were called to speak to the ,racter of he prisoner, and testified to his unblemished qatatior as a traderstian with whom they had dealings. n r ...