... from Gateshead, in a cos aCt. great hurry, about half-past six o'clock on the evening of mu hi- the murder, Beiag wishful to speak to Bolam about bu- wh an siness relative to the bank, he ran to the door, but Bolam bej so. pressed eagerly forward, and appeared ...

... time cause It she's prevented from p ay acting her play house wout pay and then he will suffer in his pockets for Darina to Speak agin a free country. Dam him W4'e'll serve Mm out ano'her way auother time. You had better send the tiling by the parcels delivery ...

... WXaniNs asked the prisoner if he had any person bu -ery whom he would wish to csll, to speak to his character. hii Len, Thea prisoner requested to have liberty to speak to hii baer %Vqolley. When Woolley was called, prisoner said- he Last 4pleas, -Woolley ...

... abet, a convic' w ,o ould not take place. There was great difficulty fr Penl r under the most favourable circumstances of speaking positively to the idonltity-of individuals; and how easily under the present sil circumistanoes, In R crowd of two or three ...

... these wpens wentioued inctheadvertisement, if our vown Die experience of s borne' out 'by a longer trial,; hut we co a yet speak ositively on that point,' having only wrte ihoeof them for a day or two. Z e At present, so far as otr experience oes, we are ...

... then fiereda cls ln~ist. ~, oiled eas not much alarmned, b~t nothler ternihe s'o Li, sj. it- ?? not se the defendatI 91, had speak at other meietiimgs . hashadim~l lie 1001 into ea ednyt xie i unns e ire him ?sher di le en ay erononwhniielet 150 lhe eam ...

... most p 'uted seditious description,-revlling the government and laws of their g are country, (of which all men are bound to speak of respect) inciting o tand to resist'aoeo, In order to ebtain their wlicked objects-advising hI the their auditory to aims ...

... the foal of Arcot.-Lass c --by Mulatto.-- - -- ?? ?? - - - s.George Taylor, - son. of - the first -witness; was called to a .speak to the entries in the book sploken of by him. , _7h I Mr. -Win. Catton$: the -owner of the -Arcist Lass, gave a nearly the- ...

... circumstances, he had advised him in to vithdrusv 1is plea of not guilty, iind plead *Aguilty. tic --le should call witnesses to speak to the c aracter of the co prisoner. an Several respectable individuals were called, who had m: known the prisoner tron childhood ...

... ae and took the prisoner off.' My father wen to the hut, tile I e: Met complaitied,.of being hurt. My fate could not Al a speak' a word of English. Lorc e Cross~examnincd by Mr. Muvai'u.- -Itoccurred between eathi rS three and four iathe afternoion. I ...

... directions given. On the 12th Decemitr 18 ted6, the deeidut act-eta 'igain announcng lhat they had shippe~d the teas, and he speaking of them in these terms.,i_- We can confidenlh expres tn at our conviction of the soundness saileclln uli a whole of the Congou ...

... Latchforad of ti vstd anal called aWitnmieua' to proviea atia alibi, hot failed in. a oteimag one. a lari Wi s't'ei wro called to speak 1o Lachafordal o:d Doiadson's i aiph Smith nakntail many raismtietable persons swlan were acquaainted.il v waita hluau lic ...