... some time ago mysteriously disappeared from that locality. Roberts saw her distinctly and recog- nised her, and was about to speak when she glided from him, and - was lost to his sight by disappearing down a place called The Copper Hole. Some persons ...

... table in the tent. After the sorvice, eacl began to prepare for the journey on the morrow, and Mfr. Tanvior loft the tent to speak to the driver of the bullock-cart, who was unwilling to Oarry the tent on account of one of his oxen having been some- what ...

... Captain Clarke will obtain medical treatment before going to Now F.ork to report his unfortunate experiences to the cwners. He speaks very bitterly of the cowardly conduct of his crew. ...

... admitted the facts as stated a by the girl. Mr. Piercy then put in some testimonials, several being of recent date, and each speaking in terms of praise of the defendant and of his 21 parochial ?? Chairman, after the Bench had '2 held a consultation, said ...

... according to the laws of God and men; and then thereremains the ontrageousinsult to Great Britain to be wiped out, of which I can speak as a British subject only., My son was murdered not merely in c old blood, but, if I may coin the expression, in iced blood ...

... proposed marriage to her, although at' that time there was no formal engagement, Miss aKnewv- stubb expressing a wish to first-speak to her mother. In Christmas of the same year defendant and a com- panion,. Mr. Charles Ratley, visited Lancaster, and during ...

... brother denied that he had been in her room, and said that she must have been dreaming. She thought possibly that he was speaking the truth, and got into bed again, and her brother went upstairs. She could not sleep, and in a quarter of an hour after ...

... hold- Lng her down to the floor. Upon seeing MIrs.-MIorden enter theroom, th6 woman eudeavoured to call out, and tried to speak to her; bat the only words which could be distinctly heard by the landlady were, ' Neighbours ?? and ' Murder,' and almost ...

... threw a decanter at me. This arose in consequence of a quarrel about a visit to the theatre. On our return home he began to speak in an improper manner to the servant. I remonstrated with him, and he said he should do as he pleased, as he was master of ...

... touched on thle discoveries made by the servants at an hotel in thie Strand, where WNilde hnld romus, counsel went cii to speak of the Counts having reference to tile conduct of the prisoner with the young man Sidney Maywr. As to the oliariaes of Coaspirnoy ...

... abandoned, and the stock will be disposed of. Mrs. Davies has received a letter from the elder pri- soner, Richard, begging her to speak the truth asto the treatment sheand thefamilyreceived from Davies, the murderedman. It will be remembered that Richard in his ...

... in the road oatdde, hesrd the report of a gun, but could not tell where It came from, He stopped to speak to a man named Day, and while they were speaking the prisoner came up, and spoke to them. He said, Did you hear a gun go off? I hope It was not in ...