... tone)-Nothing. ] Mr. ?? you are sorry for your conduct, speak up and say se. Defendaut-I awl speaking loud enough. byr. Uitxe - I am afraid you are a very unruly boy.~ Mr. SuEALS-I would like to speak a word or two in his favour if he appeared in any way ...

... contrary notwithstanding. 1 think I have a righti to speak for myself-I believe I can speak withi confidence for the clergy of the archdliocese. and for the laity too, with very few ex-f lceptionrs. Speaking in their name, and my own, I pleide myself, on my ...

... therefore, as he opened his mouth to speak there was a tremendous hubbub. 1. .Paul Deroulede en- President of the League of Patriots, yelled at the top of his voice- Take what you've got, but don't presume to speak, and other Boulangists hurled all manner ...

... Fnanzaa here interposed with the Presi- dent. The PasanaDNO, addressing Mr. M'MYechaln-You should not speak that way here. Mdr. M'MlEcHAH-I have a right to speak anywhere and before any tribuanfl when I am spoken of, and I should consider myself a criminal if ...

... to his worship. Mr. RFL& ohjected to Mr. Oreme's speaking in prit vate with his worship. r His We uons3I (to Mr. Orme)-Not now, Mr. Ornme. - Mr. REA (to Mr. Orme)-Come down beside me, if you want to speak to the Chairman. Mr. ([sen (looking at Mr. Rea in ...

... Aurania arrived in Cork this eveninv, and furnished partisulars of the accident to the vessel, though none of them were able to speak of the extent of the damage sustained. No serious injury, however, could have been doue, or the vessel would not have proceeded ...

... this. Dr. Chadwick had waived' his' right to speak only on one condition,and that was that the question shoald be'put. (Elear, hear.) If anyone else wished to speak, Dr. Chadwick claimed his right to speak. There were con'tinued cries of Vote. The CHAIRmAe ...

... landlord. Copeland ordered a drink for them. A discussion arose on the question of free trade, and while Hugh Steven. 1 son was speaking witness interrupted him several i times. Some hot words passed, and then Ferguson : rose to his feet and threw the liquor ...

... Maggie McLeugblin on Monday evening last in7 Marshall Street. It appeared from the evidence that while the prosecutrix wvas speaking to another womlran in the street mentioned the prisoner came up a~nd struck hler on the bead, and infitited an injury whiob ...

... passed some time in his private room at the House of Commons. and then left the Rouse. The right honourable gentleman, while speaking, be- trayed considerable emotion, but otherwise seemed to suffer no physical distress. It is understood. however, that Le ...

... estate, is under no disability what. ever to dispose thereof and, as regards the con- struction of her will, it must be held to speak from the time of her death. and not from the time of its execution. Hle allowed the demurrer with costs, aud his Lordship stated ...

... given her. This led to his not offering her his arnl, in consequence of which they walked together for above a mile without speak- ing to each other, and when at length the defendant broke silence by sa ing, Tt's a cold day,' thu pur- suer replied, ' ...