... to call a special y meeting to consider the matter. On the question e of when the meeting should be held, let theI report speak-; ; . The Secretary said that a special meetinag i could not be held before Friday, as it required e two clear days' notice ...

... and having'paid it, I went into the second class seats, where I heard some person speaking in a voice so weak that it would scarcely fill this apartment, not to speak of the Round Room oftheRotundo'; I thought it advisable to go into the front seatsinorder ...

... bhck, and the other, who, he thinks, was like the pri- soner, was speaking in Italian. Did not hear the man with the organ speak, but heard the other, who had on a short f dark dress, speaking, as he believes, in Italian. He heard of the murder next morning ...

... insults. M. Rtouland1- repeat that it was neither considerate nor honest to reproduce such accusations. bi. J. Favre-I ask to speak on a personal question. ! i, Darimon-To insult a person is not to answer him. M. Roulaud-It is not my habit to insult any man ...

... Iarrbhi was recalled, ad further examined by the Presldent. DId you speak to ?? Major about the sate of t*e backboard? No II you bad sent for, him Jor that purpose why diO you noA speak to him abositlt? Berai55e Colonit' Benttlck ?? would be bettWH1ndt; ...

... Protestant, I replied that I could not speak to her on religious matters till her registry was altered. I told the nurse to re- port to the master, and to follow the rules. In such circum- stances I never speak to Protestants until they are registered ...

... Carefully avoided it. , 'Did you speak to anybody about this- trial ? Yes, just as anybody would speak. Did you speak to the authorities about this rtrial ? I did not, because my authorities would not speak to me about it. ?? you speak to ...

... name of Delany who hired part of a slaughter hoeas there; he knew Rafferty; on the 7th of July lan he was speaking to Rafferty, who said he would speak to Patt Delany, and get him something if he would overlook cases of diseae-d meat; witness told him he ...

... but the pro- f seoutor did not know either of them, and Mr. Halliday said Are you speaking tomae? Ono of the t prisoners then said they were in the habit of r speaking to gentlemen, and soou after one of them tripped up ?r. Halliday by putting his foot ...

... took somethingout of a drawer, which witness afterwards discovered to have been a razor; he went out of the room without speaking, and in five mi- nutesafter the witness heard the servantgirl screech out,and the witness ran into the yard, where he saw ...

... Station-house to report his case, 1 but, before going there, she and another woman put his clothes 3on him; he was then unable to speak; got a police-constable, iwho took him to the workhouse; did not ask deceased his name, nor did he say to her where he was ...

... and Man- deville to speak on their way from cbapel to the't hospital, is still under suspension pending the decision of the Prisons Board, | Roger O'Brien and Conlon, two ef the Tang E prisoners, were to-day reported for speaking while I on parade. They ...