... 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 ...

... atrocious criminal code have yet had the I-. courage or the charity to venture upon ! - How anxious is ode he. if the report speak truly, to petition the Legislature to tnhe undo almost the only.piece of good- they have doneV! HOW he thirsts after a return ...

... fair to add, that he has had many i 10PPsrtunities of witnessing the conduct of the police os n Pubicoccsinstht generally speaking, they are muc Mse r .~uore sinned against than Sinning. They ate often s~ub- Fr lected to taunts and insults, and evene ...

... the same golonel. w I niever could rest content at all since last Wednesday ai morning. I am quitewillingtodie for it.--In speaking of the preceding Wednesday it IS believed that the pri. hr soner spoke in reference to tihe disclosure of a murder in th ...

... e tayktdre the opportunity to'express our regret p to observe i disposition on-the pat of some of our con- a temporaes to speak supcrcillowrlyof the grkde in life and ( thprtonsof those wholormed tthe coronet7s juryin 'o .he preent case. Expressions of ...

... attemnpt at a burglary will be found in the evidence of the witnesses, whic wethavegiven at full. As the prisoners could jj h not speak English fluently, a gentleman in thme emnploy st hheof M\Ir. Schunck was sworn to act as interpreter, and he ~I 40 explained ...

... 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 ...

... that Sthe prisoner, after both attempts, had repeatedly told him, without any premise or threat being ruste to induce him to speak on the subject, that lie was dissatirfied with the regiment as well as with Sthe gaol, that he wished to be removeti, and that ...

... them. And whoen it is said, as I have somewhere, seen it asserted, that extrenmity of punishment in the cases of whirls I speak will sosnetinies lead to the commission of a second crimoe in order to screen the first, I own it seems to me a rofine- mont ...

... for thre owners of the Mayflower for many years, and had i many dealings with Holland and Challinor. conjointly. t, After speaking to the chartering of the vessel by Challinor, a] on account of himself and Holland, and stated that on theit arrival of' ...

... than one occasion to remark that, if there be any good political economist in the Reformed Parliament, lie never attempts to speak. The moment. ous question of the legal tender of paper money has yet been taken up by nobody who thorongbly understands it ...

... by the blows which defendant e had given the dog-[Mr. WILLADs.-ButayaDUwerenot l i inside of the gun, you know, and cannot speak to that e either.] To the best of his belief, the dog died of the wounds. He thought the dogs might have been separated t very ...