... ilisply l, it Wt alleged, th atie Ivanted scopethligi t'oi ?? toiehl himo in the case. As lihe cosiplainalt 11weh. could speak sufficient Euglish to cosiluct his ew: case lie did rot engaget the interpreter; mrd ?? that whilst the calse was ~eig iiheaird ...

... part of the affair is that tbidgimans shtitmelt is not corroborated by any of the other seamen on board. One or two of 'them' speak to the .officer in, quesbion havinig occasionally treated,: deceased in a harsh manner,' but the con. plaints are of a' very ...

... services, a grasping, selfish, petty, piddling economy, Joseph Hume, sure to prevail. M. Guizot in his work on Washington, speaks of Jefferson as warm friend of humanity, of freedom, and of science.” Does M, Guizot know, that this friend to humanity and ...

... other, that he would shoot himself with her, &c. He has been watching his opportunity more than a week. Our correspondent speaks in highest terms of the victim's prudence, good temper, and happy dis. position, and adds, I believe there has been more ...

... the street and was afterwards joined by Leslie. They took a cab, and on arriving at the station they met Hunter. She did not speak to him nor be to her. She accompanied Cauldwell to a railway carriage. She thought it was a sedond-olass. Leslie and uanter ...

... hear a different language held in society it not denied, hot then yoo may always set down as lout* and idiot* all men who speak disparagingly of women ; they hare found Ihetr own inferiority* and would atri.e to conceal it if possible. A* to the •master ...

... and Charity. For your words of comfert I am deeply grateful. It would be a pleasure, indeed, to see you or any who would speak a word of sympathy. My trial commences on Monday, and I can only pray that my innocence may be as clearly seen as felt. I ...

... ?? plaintiff could not speak English, and gave bis evidence through an ?? defen- dant stated that a verbal agreement was made that his brother should receive 16s per month, and board, lodging, and washing. EHe could not 'speak English, however, and was ...

... also. Would arrange meetings when we met in thve street andsat parties. Never would speak to hibl when Mri Siekles was at home, because I know he did not like me to speak to him. Did not see Mr. Key for somae days after I got here. He theie toll me he had ...

... moment, Ryder rushed out of the house, struck I her, and threw her down upon her back. She was so I stunned as to be unable to speak when the police came up and desired her to give the offender in charge.-A e female who was going towards the pier to make an ...

... a blow at deceased I with his left hand ; he did not speak to the deceased, t but struck him a violent blow in the low r part of the v body with his left hand, and then ran away. He Lid e not speak at the tiue. I did not see a knife or any - instrument ...

... most friendly way along the street. Greatrex did not speak for some time, but when addressed by the bank clerk he started, his face became flashed, and he affected not to know the person who was speaking to him. As we have already hinted, Greatrex had so ...