... Crossrexamined,-I heard Mellor tell Hulton that he must stick to the truth, or else they would be hung. HuIMon said fie would speak nothing but the truth. Alellor said ?? about going home. AMr. James Thiroley, surgeon at Newton Heath. I was called to attend ...

... Ministers, who, whatever may be thought of, their ability in other respects, certainly do not hold any very lofty place as public speak- era.' Mr. Peel is no more than a fhoenit debater, who never uses astriking sentence, or, even by accident, hits upon an origia ...

... dirsg the. noise by which he was assailed. He said their patience must be great to overcome bie, for he was determined to speak unless tile speaker told him he was not in order. The hon. baronet welo brought forward thle motion wished the Attorney.General ...

... now set themselves, for the first time, in opposition to the people. Lprd Plrunkett rose to address their lordships; but speaking with his back to the bar, and in a much less animated manner than he was wont, he was very imperfectly beard. I-Ie delivered ...

... of lEingt, Latris, -antI Boroughmongers. Lord Lonsdale and tlto 1)rkleeof' Nerweastle, rend meti of such influence, should speak in third own tranies, aced not in the natne of his Maljasty and his feirdirfl Contteeots. 'lThe ceremony of elections, as to ...

... to form a valuable and elegant addition to the topographical descriptions of the kingdom. In print of'illustration, we can speak of the work in the highest terms of praise. We unreservedly re- commnend this County History to tse warm support of the public ...

... General, Rests, had published on the 14th a general -pardon for Papal soldiers who had joined the rebels. Let. ters from ludy speak of a violent eruption of 111ount Etna towards, the end ol'Yebruary'. AuoitnUnG, MAucH 29- The OwO?iilo? 7'iz?stino, of March ...

... you, that the witole country is going mad about it, and if I speak against it, I may stand a chance of get- ting my brains knocked out. There Is much difficulty in an old reformer speaking about it; but you may be sure there is not much good for the people ...

... TUNNEL OF THE RAILWAY' TO TriE OTIh)ER BlY MEANS OF SPEAKING TUBES. A correspondent has been pleased to ask our opinion re- specting the practibility of conveying a message by tmeans of what are called speaking pipes, instanrineously, through the whole length ...

... . I' appeal to the people uf Preston, whether Mr. Hunt has acted up to his professions. So long as lie was al- loived to speak in the House of Commons, he said he would leave it to others to agitate out of. doors: judge, ye men of Preston, wlipther Mr ...

... to form a valuable and elegant addition to the topographical descriptions of the kingdom. In point of illIstration, we can speak of the work in the highest terms of praise. We unreservedly re- commend this County History to the warm support of the public ...

... of nmy recollection. I found a mart of the name olf Butterweorlth there. Mr. Dewhvurst, the landlord, 'was there .~ Can't speak to any one being in the place when I went in. 1:.saw-the defendant, Samuel Smitih. lie was in a few minutes befiiie Wriater ...