... his rirrival at his own house, lie missed £4, Ss. trnd told prisoner he had taken the money-prisoner told hlil rot to speak loud, forr that people were cooning-they then went into the shop, and witness exanileied his lpooket, anfd found only £3 ...

... tariedman'spei oe anii hall failed inl dilem all, thai. hl. ila ; mmdc ( hd 'l'eivedl ,hlrn-tie Di'. aprplied Iii Hesa'ltors' to speak t, imis Uncl( oasithn di'd Pp~ly toi the oil D1 ira, a-h av said, he haid deiie tea on nih for him alisris' and wits siir3'1' ...

... smrid-ho was always speaking of his money con eirnai-the convereationrs were always on the old man', aid, -helAmpreased great affection fur Dr. 1.-said hewVoul( l10eaei all lie had in the world to Dr. B-.-heard him fro itienitly speak of the' O'Reilly family ...

... character, and pro- doceotnsiderable effect in the Trial Scene, as also in his interview with Tubal. Portia requires only level speaking unlike Juliet, it needs little of that versatility, so very neces- sary to the perfect representation of that unfortunate ...

... together. I found him alone and in a state of lnsensibilihy, his head was sunk down between his. knees, and he could, neither speak hor move. I then suspected lie had been rdbbed.- I struck the pocket with my hand, and his pocket.booktwas gone. I saw him ...

... plaintiff told him that Colonel Bernard ?? a chili by ber, but did riot give het arty support for it, and requested cvitness to speak to him oti the subject; he dhl so, atid said' to Mr. Berniard, lere is a wouatit has been spetiking to tue to get het some- ...

... marks of black spots on his face.' - On going along the road with Pat. in custody, his brother Owen (the prisoner) came up to speak to him,'when Warren, the prosecutor, said to witness, take that boy too. Philip Marren, son to' Owen, gave an ac- count ...

... own roomn-shehdli' the floor- ieforg she putrlle hina back-sh cleirl t of thle house withliahr foe' a sht(iieia)h ness wavs speaking, to ht'e hu~sband-a cev dhr, the house,-and thle child wits ?? where it expired in the course of the di. Cross-examuined ...

... next stabbed at wit- ittle ness's breast and arm, the latter of which was wounded- rd a he then ran home-never heard deceased speak after lie was 3tol stblhed-he returned to bring him home, but, on the way, ser- net a party who was carrying his corjpse-none ...

... and I throw' out the suggestion to his consideration? - Solicitor-GenerallI would request of my Learned Ffiend Goold, to speak louder-I do not hear him distinctly. Mr. Sergeant Goold-I was going to-say, that the public time should not be occupied or ...

... is no wonder that, at this distance of time, those who were in the Asia, who happen now to be here, should not be able to speak to the circumstanme of seeing me on board that ship, in the midst of the confusion they must all have been in after the bat- ...

... overboard, Masse, cause he dead ! replied the negro. Dead, you scoundrel, says the captain, ' don't~you see he moves and speaks ?_ Yes, massa, re- plied the negro, I knw0W he say he no dead, but he always lie 'so nobody never 'knpow When -to -belie-ve ...