... could, ineluding a 41b. weight, glass bottles, &'c. He bau seen her kick him, but she wasoftoo violent a charawter even to speak to. He had, however, remaonstrated with the father. Witness bad seen him (the lad) knocked down on to his faca in the road ...

... suninoued by the Hackney Board of Guarditse for having neg- lected to have thesr children vaccinated.-The first de- fndaut, iun speaking to the summons, said he objected 5 to allow his Child to be vaccinated because of his dis- belief in its efficacy. ile said ...

... even before he had diSSlosed. d a~iother. who: seeaed -ready togivee upall to hs. fH isZ talT,: handsome, well-i m*anneed, speaks fluenlyt severl- languages, 4l and has the hearing of a genltlemnan. His broher has confessed to having helped him to murder ...

... Tuesday evening at Muylald ps PoistStation. S Eisse herse she camoue lbpbytr about three mintespatm nine. He sid, want to speak taoU. Then her mother cmeoup, asw- she wF orewstoa ne te pronepoceeding in froutottkhein ?? I square, the prisoner had nmt ...

... ddid notknow what he was about, andthe :S otberhad notbing to swy. Afterwards they said that - they wishod to call friends to speak to their character.- 'ithe Aistt-Jdgosaid he Would give them the op. portunity of doiug so, aud deferred pasing senteace, Tim ...

... rdargued that if the State attempted to cair shenoul, in lie Of taxing land elmost up to its Aul val.e the would .Me broadly speaking, be no0 ris in rents-' Mr. Symes lid R ba before his hearers the Serious objections which misted as lyto the sudden imposition ...

... Nov. 21, ha was onL duty Onthide the German Em~bassy, CaZton House-temzrsacq. i~e ?? go upto the dooroat the Bmbmsy and speak.0t thehballportebr. Whe4 he Wt MeWn Wintw pi Cus, ball porter at fthe d= Em- bassy, corroborated the lat witness Chief inspector ...

... been in-. strumenital in the formation of corresponding societies in provincial towns ha England. He hoped thate hhe .was speaking to somno young men who Ilade time on their hands and who were .wllhiog to g~ive that tine ;to the work of this society. He ...

... in adde4 sketch drawings of objects caleulsated to a help the work of identification. . With all ths, bi I however, not to speak of our gas-lighted urban mn roads and cur superior police organization, the p . list of unpunished crimes is a very considerable ...

... and the latter having been proved to have hired and S rented premises at 105A, Bishopsgate-street, Simp- son was called to speak to that fact. : ihis depositions, which were produced by a clerkof ?? Criminal Court, the statements ?? which the present charge ...

... e of aubsidiarv stand cosiderationa, such as acqusescence and election; lamd ?? he (Mr. Russell) would at once sey that, speaking for 4, mu himself alone pud not for the other dtefudats, time i wals directors, be did not propose to contend that aW contract ...

... tail the gentlemanai debl 0o who is going to seeyou whxoit is.1 Two other persons belt * whom ?? here came -up while I was Speaking to Wels ¶ Greephue end heard me say. That's he, eOn! .a as Wolff passed. When I said that the men leftpe t e meain the ...