... occupied bv the deceased. Half-way between Kirby and Rainford June- tion he heard a woman's voice in a loud tone and a man speaking low. Later he heard three shots fired, and dis- tiijguikhed a smell of powder. At first he thought the noise of the shots ...

... I thought it was a ?? briefly cross-examined this witness: Are you sure you are not telling a falsehood , Witiiess: I axn speaking nothing but the ?? soner: What did the policeman and 1 quarrel about ' Witness: You did not say anything; you appeared to ...

... duty at ten o'clock, Four sections were paraded for duty, and when he called upon them to march they stood still and did not speak. He spoke to the defendant, who he knew was a delegate or representative of the men, and he said nothing would satisfy them ...

... lell, and feigned death, and did not see his companions killed; but the other man, who escaped by slipping behind the bash, speaks of several men who were spared, soma because they could read English, others masons, one gunsmith, and the Bishop's boy Almass ...

... st said thatthe matter had better stand over for a time, and T during the adjournment in the middle of the day he ri would speak to the Lord Chief Justice upon the subject. cl -His LonDsuzi, later in the day, said that he har seen ru the Lord Chief Justice ...

... labour, which females have to perform. Many respectable families in Leeds and the neighbourhood having tried these niachines, speak very highly of them. 0MAGIC.-We are requested to direct the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Great Magician ...

... aefe [put it on record] that the President, interrupting the prisoner Ferr6 in his defence at the moment when he wished to speak of leavighiegbsmemnry to posterity, exchtitllmg, Th 3 momory of an assassin -thus manifesting his opinion on the merits of ...

... any objection to the composition at t.:e Sa ?? creditors. He did not know wlratimith was wts:[r , the receipt, ror did lie speak to himl at ciu; His Honour said that lie believed gross perjurv -i i committed by the plantiff. Hle aid not bcdev 1. mont that ...

... services were continued. At night public meetiug was held in the chapel. Councillor Duckworth presided. Mr. A. Blenkinsop, speaking of the report, said thst the attendance on .-unday new numbered 40C more that it did at the commence m»nt ef the mission ...

... so that they always knew it themsclves; hut it does not .appear that they were compelled always to speak the truth. If not compelled always to speak the troth, Mfr.I .Voysey observed, what evidence was there that they were r compelled always to write ...

... pensable preliminary 'to all other reforms, and we trust' that, upon this question, the peo. ple will, during the recess, speak out so u1- equivocally that the past will also be the last of the race of do-nothing Sessions. I ?? _ ...

... Lord, I can state from painful experience, if that statement has reference at all to the past, it is in every way incorrect I speak from an experience of several months in Fort Deleware. Daring rny imprisonment there, the number of prisoners would average ...