... prisoners. They 'were married in Anril last. The appearance of the femnale prisoner was that of a woman enceinte. On the 21st of May last witnesamet the prisoner in the road some distance from the house, and expressed surprise that she should be so far from ...

... wish to retain seats offer themselves for re-slctios. This was seconded by Mr.Howell; and an amendnment was proposed by Mr. Bryant, to the effect that a requisition should he signed asking the Board to call a Public meeting, in order to bear what answer ...

... untrue? Yes. Sir Henry James . I don't know whether you think I am entitled to read the statement, my lord ? The President: You may examine him upon it. Sir H. James, to witness: I think yon signed that too (handing witness another docuent.).?-Yes, that is ...

... BIRMINGHAM ;BINKRUPTHy JUt.L Bryant, MRO C000015550e8 cf8o1 rs THlE BANKRUPTCY OF MESSR&BSiIARKER AND BARKER. OF BIRMINGHIAM,.METAL MERCHANTS. __ *This was -a meeting fox the, last exempliniigi ad eimehdrge, of Alfred Blasker, Mdrs, Anite Barker, the ...

... The Stipendiary: I ref aoe to hear you tiU the witness is a called.* D Mr. Harris: May I then rest satisfied that I bave your a gpotection against any objection that may be made to my r eing heard in referensic to any witness called, and that I o am not ...

... the other.1' Witness went with Hyde to the hospital, and afterwards took him ?? by Mr. Daly: Cullis was very excited. Edwin Bryant (1i), employed at the Canterbury Music Hall, said he saw Cullie scratching the deceased's face, deceased at that time standing ...

... end of February cor a th-einn of March, 1883, andsocsrrohoratcdLordColin. ' The snly other medical evidence was that of Mr. Bryant, h and he itbe learned counsel) considered that Sir C. Russell achieved an astounding triutapl in obtaining a verdict on suchi ...