... owner of several houses, and has, at one time, moved in a respectable sphere. do hiPOaRTANT CAsE IN rHE Caoer os' QuEEN's Bracei to THE QUEEN V. RICHARD Joirrisow. --T'he defendant o in this case was convicted under the 89th George o III. c. 70, a. 15, for ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE ANTI-CHRISTIAN LECTURES AT BULL. 'ItUZ QUEEN V.-RICRARD JOHNSON, A. motion was made in the Court of Queen's Bench, on Thursday. This was a case of summary conviction of the defendant, before the magistrates of Hull, for taking money ...

... gr our said lady the Queen, and vwholly withdrawing Y0 the love, obedience, fidelity and allegiance, which every true and 'lawful subject of our 'said lady the Queen, shonld nsid of right ought to bear towards our said lady the Queen, on the seventeenth ...

... Netle stated, that i ary several ?? had been lately made at the Town I , Hall respecting the ebstruction of Victoria-street, and i th about Victoria Bridge, from persona Collecting in large I uib- crowds, and holding discussions on religious subjects; J ...

... rendering assistance to the British minister and -Jrr J residentsat Canton, has for some time been an inmssto of the kept a1 . Queen's Prison for debt, Tihe following notice of the subject some otl e appears in a recent number of Mr. Oastler'o Fleed Puper- ...

... Highness had a wild stag brought Into the Home Park, immediately behind the Castle, end shot it for the sanusmient of the Queen, who was looking out of one of the bard windows The stag bad on two previous nights disturbed the inmates of the castle by ...

... Court this morning, said :-The case of the Queen V. the Hull Dock Company, which was argued in the last term, arose out of a decision in the case of the Queen v. the Bristol Dock Company, reported in the first Queen's Bench reports. Many eases have been decided ...

... that no information should be laid for, any offence committed under tha act (the act of Victoria), and also provided that the statutes of George Ill, and that of Victoria should be constructed altogether as if they consisted of onlya single act. The learned ...

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... shall be extended to siltk.lietories, &c. 12. That waste silk- factories sdill not be suibject to this act, but to Statute 4 Victoria &c. A cre-lt altny of the clauses of this bill are alniost prccisely simllr to thosc contained in are General Factories Bill ...

... that of r, several complaints had been latoly made at the Town cli to Hall respecting the obstruction of Victoria-street, and es ?? about Victoria Bridge, from perions collecting in large Ye Ls crowds, and holding discussions on religious subjects; 8t1 ...

... should have been sworn in open Court, as provided by the 56th Geo. Ill., c. 87-the subsequent Act of Victoria making no allusion whatever to the Queen's Bench. Should the Court decide with the Traversers, the Indictment will thereby be quashed, and the ...