... appeals to both young men. From this time the estrangement between them was complete, though they did not cease entirely to speak to each other. Theywere both the open and avowed suitors of the young lady, and each one thought his own chance the best. Thus ...

... efficiency, as well as with regard to ?? in which the books were kept, he had no doubt that Colonel Woodford, in his report, would'speak as favourable of them as he had done hitherto. Where a police force was found in a very high state of efficiency as that was ...

... declared that the deceased had accideutqlly fallen off the doorstep ?? Learned Counsel was about to call additional witnesses to speak to prisoner's character, when Mr. MIDDLETON admitted that the irose- eution knew nothing to his disadvautage.-Mr. WAnDY then ...

... public-house, She denied the accusation, and asked him what he had been doing, when he gripped his fist, and said, If you speak a word I'll break your b-y mug. A third man also came up, and the two others went away. The man who knocked the deceased down ...

... P Watts: Since I saw the deposi- tions ois Friday. I just looked them through, and I kisew that I had nothing but truth to speak.-Mr. HANNAY : Wbat were you before you became Mr. Micklethwaite's clerk P Watts: A butcher.-Mr. HANNAY: Have you any notion ...

... benefit int he was dealing w ith it knewing that zsthis bankruptcy w 9 impending~ The learned counsel St then ement on to speak of the meeting of Palmer's cre- ~ss ditors, and his ?? of the composition, which was re- lie j ected at that meeting, and of ...

... wasby the chapel, and witness went home. It was twenty minutes after twelve by the clock when witness got home. Hve did not speak to either of them. When Day was stopping Welch and WorBley went on. George .Reu?, .ichard fofw, and ramese Burgess deposed ...

... knife in one hand. She was about falling, and did fall. I called out, Oh, Mrs Roberts, what have you done ? She tried to speak but could not. I did not see anything the matter with her when she fell, but afterwards saw that she had a large cut about ...

... law is the Leaso of public conviction, not felt, merely, but expressed, it epears to me that this is a suitable time for speaking, pi that your Lordship as the proper person to whom to repress our ?? LonDsnnIP: I make it a rule peer to allow costs in ...

... w~as owner of a large number of dwelling houses adjoining, and in support of his applicatiosi called several witnesses to speak with respect to the great incresec in the popula- tion sit New Wortley end the necessity for addithonal licensed houses. One ...

... on my way mnt a policemen, to whom I told what hbd happened. When I returned the accused was in my mother's room He did not speak, nod I did not notice nyildaing in his appearaice, except that he waS dressed in his slippers and drawers. Frederick Barrett ...

... the inquiry before the nmagistrates was concluded. This was a new arrangement, as to the advantages of which he would not speak. It was, however, obviously better not to have any clashing or interfering between the two inquiries. It was also better for ...