... truth of the statement* they had made, and Kelly and Levy repeatedly declared themselves innocent. Burgess was the first to speak. He declared that Sullivan was the murderer Battle, of Mathleu, and of the surveyor Dobson, and that Levy and Kelly were entirely ...

... tenantry, same generosity towards them, the 'Uine desire s« comfortable, iirtt'perous, and happy, (fheers.) In saying this, I speak fulsome 1 wish uvold evendhing savouring of that. lam sure what I say will borne out uy Hie extraordinary change Hint has been ...

... comparative prosperity. It will be well fur the interests of civilisation, and the world at large, if the mighty English-speaking natioa of the Western Continent continues in the career on which it has re-entered. The Mexican Empire has proved a complete ...

... that malice had not been proved, and that, as s member of the same Church with the pursuer, the defender was justified in speaking of him, as he had done to the kirk session, after chat he had seen and heard. On the second and third issues, he submitted ...

... prison of the minori-y, and made f speeches until the recent attitude of toe (’resident enabled him to resume his urmou . J.j speaking, he is vigorous, humorous, I N ..im milit iryhi making attack. ta som-ti.fteH too fanatical, when, the ci*e -na pr ranted ...

... stranger, reoguised in him at once, was bis unyielding loyalty duly, conscience, and GaL Duty known was to him duty done. I speak forth the words truth and solierness when I say that I never met a man ho had the same high duty, aid who carried out so c ...

... RALBIOK i>S JO.VAH, Tub reviews of ll.il-dguVi volume have, generally speaking, v*-ry Liu-'.alory, esp- cially those which have appeared in t!ie southern jouriiais and magazines; but many northern critics have disposition rate ita worth i-dow that of ...

... IDINBUROH TOTAL emaciates BOCISIT, NEW YEAR'S ON Y EVENING, MUSIC HALL. 7be !cll.:ming OenSeams bate kindly ecataestod to Speak Rye. Poossupos HUSTIR. D. 11•LARZL,LQ., Y.P. THOS. KNOX, Iwo. J.P. Distinguished Artistes have been MS= Tb MAIL Tenor. LOUIS ...

... purpose knew not—unless cold. (Laughter.) It was the best place in Breohin to catch cold and influenza. (Laughter.) went to speak of the success these meetings, and the proposed new hall, and said be had been making inquiries and was glad to hud that already ...

... engineer named Jenkins, in the employment of Messrs Knowles, was also called as a wfitness, but he was evidently unwilling to speak against the defendants, and took refuge in the statement that he was drunk at the time, and could not tell what was going on ...

... period in the world’s history. Already would seem if the French ruler were anticipating its consequence, for yesterday’s news speaks of the Cabinet of Paris having made overtures to the Courts of London, Vienna, and Florence, to make common cause on the Eastern ...

... about to brio* before the Hones. He is • man whose judint is much esteemed, sad he is listened to in the, House whenever be speaks, with great respect. Firm. temperate, and courteous, he is of course much liked and respected. It is • great honour for any ...