... coffee. The witness added, that from her acquaintance with the prisoner, she always appeared to her to be a weak- minded young woman. Dr. Taylor's evidence was then read, describing that he analysed the contents of the bason of soap and water into which tile ...

... submnit to nmere steerage IC- constu. ,odation. There were no other intermnediate pa~s- sengcnrs but there were first-cabii land steerage paqseni- gers. Ile behievuil that thle agent.s Woild, if' there had been other intermnediate passengers, gone to the ...

... entire l Let cache name re- present a flag-stone, each signature ae musket, each petition ai barricade-then We'shiell. see what armis canl conquer this 'EC- volutien of petitions I The petition we above alladed to as aippearing in the Voix du Peuple, signed ...

... escort them through the Austrian army; but when they came to the camp of Jella- ehich, he retained Ivanka prisoner, regardless of his inviola. bility as parlemehtaire. The comrades, of Ivanka were in- dignant. The army, in which the gallant officer, had ...

... the millions to their earlts' content. These oppressors can set whole armies in motion, either to carry murder into the homes t cud desolation into the dields of their native land-or to. iiflict the seine upon the people of foreign climies. These oppressors ...

... purchase land, and then to allot oul among certain of the subscribers the land which had beer thus purchased. It was contended that the company was a company established for the purposes of profit, that the directors had the power to buy and sell land, and ...

... that several pesrons, may of tisem offieials, filling highs peel- clone, lead basis arrested onl suspieioss of complicity. The army in Algiers is nsatusrally not very cvell dispesed toivards lisa present rulers of France, seeing Iliat mnost Of thle soldiers ...

... that justice would never be done to the people until they done it for themselves. The resolution referred to the land; but as long as the land was locked up and monopolised, the condition of the people could not be permanently improved. IHe commented on ...

... interview writh the inspector va the station-tiouse. T'V to woman eatd sete only had done ss'he any ivonian ought to (lo when her husband was attacked- defenided hint whea the complhijant land twvo other person attacked himix. Tlie car-biter was sentenced ...

... eft-tirnes the, interest of thi scenes was enhanced by the llresence of two charming fenmal iterms, moving along tire gravel walks, land afl'crdiug in tie stimplicity (if their attire a striking contrast to the pomlp all, gaud of the tulips, the daffodils, the ...

... what she had done, as slse considered that she tad been most shamefully robbed of at least Os. by the pawnbroker. She was a woman in distressed circumstances, strungglirg to got a subsistence for her family by selling oysters in Long-alley, Slhoreditchr; ...

... whose service Itiebmart Em'daley had emnployed the( goldsmith to secure. ` Slay, olay tsar t, exclaimed be, let not thle woman at the Ptdlistimnes scaepe;, end they Who take pert with the ongedly, lot death caose itetily ulson then;!, Nay, nlay, Blaster ...