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THE FATAL MILITARY AFFRAY AT PLYMOUTH

... Witness returned to Hyde's house. The deceased was stretched on a formis he did not speak. Tim prisoner present lie believed to bh the sergeant he had been speaking of that stuck the deceased. Some further evidence having been taken, the prisoner ...

LAW SITTINGS THIS DAY

... two gulneas.-I am, Sir, your obe- dient, humble servant, B; HAWES, Juni. : THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMARC, i' In Sixty Lessons, particularly,calculated to render. the speaking of Fresch easy to English persons, without th8 assistance of a Master The Fourth ...

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS—MONDAY

... stated himself to he a general merchanit at Plough bridge, Rother. bithe, where he had a turpentine distillery, came forward to speak in favour of Maher's previous good character. He said be had known him about two years; that he was first intro. duced to him ...

THE COMMISSION OF LUNACY

... at times alone, yet during no portion of any being with her did she speak one word; I was with lier- about an hour and ten minutes, Aan did every thing I could to induce hier to speak. By Sir John Haenler: I had seen her on several occasions pre. Iiul ...

SHERIFFS' COURT—THURSDAY

... that he was a Pole, and could not speak English well enough to explain the position he was placed in at the time lie sas induced to sign the contract. At thaust time he had just ar- rived in England, and could not speak a wrord of Ingish. The plaintiff ...

MR. SAMUEL WARREN, M.P., UPON CRIME AND ITS CAUSES

... encountered by cheerfulness, and the enjoyment ef'everythiog tbat can promiote it. But how Jis it with those ?? whon Owe are 'speaking . ?? thin mo- menti'during every hour of the day and toe coming night how many rooms in the! town of H0ll are rendered Ab ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—MONDAY

... On pro- eetding to the bar he was introduced to the prisoner, who intimated that he had been in the habit of hearing himn speak in public, and, presuming him to be a Chartist leader, he felt it his duty to apprise him that a ?? tity of arms and ammunition ...

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BRISTOL, AUG. 27

... taking the potatoes; I did not speak to Mr. Jones for some months afterwards. Cross-examined : I had lived near tire place before; I knew the plittiff by tire Erame of Josephl Surfaeei the months during which I diid eot speak to him, were the first fire ...

CHARGE OF WIFE MURDER

... as she laid onl the floor. During thle day she went to the window of the prisoner's room, and said, Speak, Mary Ann, ara you eii- sihle? Can yo speak? Will you have some tea? The deceamedmade no reply ; and about seven o'clook io the evening a neighbour ...

MUSCUTT ON CHURCH LAWS

... the law of scripture itself fare-how, we might add, hais it fared in infidel hands-under such treatment ? Indeed Mr. Muscutt speaks with ridicule of sacred things, which, though of course comprehended under the head of Church Law, are of no human enactment ...

ANOTHER CHILD STOLEN

... 'T4e lhdy took the infant into her arus, aud at tle znomett 4 friend of Mrs. Craven's passed, to whoni she turned rund to speak, and looking for her inlant to receive it into her arms, thle agonized another was horror. struck at finding the woman had ...

THE FRIMLEY MURDER

... iascotion I am about to put to you ; and, I cautlion you, that ii you do not speak the exact truth, I have some one here to eoriradict you. Nowr, thid you or did you not speak to Har- ne when xblihe camto in .-~itnes': I believe I said, You have been ...