... herself. Some brandy and water, and also warm tea were poured into her mouth, which revived her a little, and enabled her to speak in a low tone. Mr. Dickenson, in a most distracted state, was removed to the Union for personal safety. Two policemen are left ...

... John Cole. ridge, on this question, is a better representative of the profession than the revolutionary Lord Campbell; and he speaks with that authority which long experience as a judge, acknowledged learning, and general Judicial worth bestow :-From long ...

... my scriptural friend-(loud laughter); but I have received a letter since my examination commenced stating that he was seen speaking to a clergyman ?? Coroner: I would be glad to hear that Mr. Rea was so punotuai in such matters. - Mr. Coebrane: Oh, it's ...

... perfectly absurd. Mr. Justice Lush asked, Is it untrue ? but Dr. Kenealy preferred to style it absuid ; end he went on to speak of the wear and tear which the defendant's brain had sustained from dissipation and falls and tumbles. The principal points ...

... they together entered her premises through the back way. Brown called her into a front room, up stairs, saying he wished to speak to her, and then on her compliance, dis. charged a pistol loaded with duck shot, the contents of which entered her right breast ...

... most approved masters, on the usual Terms. Italian and French taught resident Governess; and constant attention paid to the speaking of the latter language. July, 1842. ,riIEP.\RVTOUV SCIIOOI toil VOIAC GEXTIEMEN J E. AND M. STICKNEV’S TJOAItDIXG and DAY ...

... live In Vale-street. My husband is, a tailor. The deceased was then coming out of the back door of his own house. I'did not speak to him. He stood at the door with his armas down, end his hands In his pockets, as If he was In a deep study. I left him standing ...

... tyranny one who has nobly dared and deeply suffered for the cause of man. He is worthy of all your admiration and sympathy. I speak not from what I have heard or read, but from an intimate knowledge of the man under circumstances of the severest trial, when ...

... Six years.-Mr. Ainsworth: Will you promise not to ?? this woman any more ?-Ashton: ri never go near ber nor speak to her, If shbe'll not speak to me.- Mr. Ainsworth: Well, you have given us that promise, but one hardly knows what reliance to place ?? ...

... unsound mind when she executed it, and this objection was based on the pecu- liarity of liar religious views. These, generally speaking, and according to the evidence, may be taken to have been a highly literal faith in the Second Coming, mu impression that ...

... apparent purpose, would have signalized the day by a horrible catastrophe. We were not witnesses of it, and, in our account of it speak from information, but from intormation entirely to be relied on. As the President of tho United States, who was present at ...

... walking with the deceased and another boy. Had got over the bridge facing the Hare and Hounds public house. The deceased was speaking to me, when a man came and bit him with a stick over the head. I and the other boy ran away as far as the railway bridge ...