... propriety of the alterations, &o. The CHATaMA* thought Mr. Addison was not speaking to the question before the court viz. the amendment. Mr. T. B. ADDISON (warmly): A gentleman cannot speak about a question without adverting to.the nature of that question. Mr ...

... Workhouee, on Wednesday, the 10th inst. -Mr. Clarke ?? appears that prisoner was not performing sufficient work and oa She master speak. ing to him he pidked up a hammer and attempted to strike him on the head. Hothersali warded off tbe blow but prisoner picked ...

... parish clerk. Witness was speaking to Miss Hammond when she told him that Mr. Hunt had deposited a hundle of clothes in the vault. Witness thought that was a strange place for clothes, and when Parkbale came out, after speaking to the curate, witness said ...

... years, and was well acquainted with the Ribble. The river was navigable to about a mile from the proposed crossing. Could not speak of the velocity of the current at that point, as it varied according to the quantity of fresh in the river. Perhaps it would ...

... whether it was really I ithe same transaction that they were speaking of. Fazack. I l erley said lie did not at aliy other time sell cattle to Smith; therefore he took it that Barnes was speaking of the same I transaction. He held that there had been a bonm ...

... Mary returned with the noggin, she said she saw Matthew Gara in the garden, and Nelty, told her to hold her tongue, not to speak about it. Her mother was at the room door when they came down; tiey all then hnelt down and said their prayers ;-(senktlun)- ...

... said that his mother must have tunbled down the stairs. He saw her about five o'clook that day and he did not think she could speak. She. looked very bad, but he did not notice any wounds about her bead' or face. She was unconscious, and died on the following ...

... Mlls ieg had been cut off by the engine and tender passing over him. Ho wses breathing when I got to him, but he did not speak, and he died in about three minutes afterwards. I cannot spealk whether the death of the deceased was the result of an accident ...

... -Mr. Foster then stated that he was at his door at half-past 1 o'clock on Monday, when defendant came past, but he did not speak to her. She used some very bad and obscene language to him, and shouted in the street in a very loud and uproarious manner ...

... Catterall and Betty Preston as- sistted her up, and then Cooper passed through the yards down to Byron-street. He did not speak to me. Ellen Catterall: I live in Byron-street. My house ad- Joins Cooper's; opens into the passage. About half-past four o'clock ...

... him down, and kicked him several times on the body. When com- pleinant managed to crawl back into the house, lie could not speak, on account of the severe injurieR he had re. ?? Bench decided that the beet plan for the two parties would be to settle tho ...

... costs, remarking thnt, having been a police- man, he ought to have known better. As to the charge against Cunningham, he must speak to Mr. Banister. CHAROE OF INTIMIDATING AND ASSAULT.-A self- aotor piecer, named William Green, was brought up at the Town-hall ...