... Esq., Rochdale. Joseph Dockray, Esq., Lancaster. Daniel Elletson, Esq., Parrox Hall. Richard Gould, Esq., Stand. Charles Roger Jackson, Esq., Barton Lodge. Henry Kelsall, Esq., Rochdale. John Lankshaw, Esq., Hollins. William Marshall, Esq., Penwortham ...

... seekig the discharge of the receiver, who had been ap- pointed the assignee under the insolvency of one of the defendants. Mr, Rogers, Mr. Southgate, and Mr. Swift appeared for other parties. The ViceChancellor said there was no imputation upon the conduct ...

... that he did not shoot the policeman, intimating at the same time he must be hung some time. His real name is believed to be Bannister ; some months since he effected his escape from Worcester gaol. SUICIDE AT AN HOTEL.-On Thursday it was dis- covered that ...

... was made of oak, was only fire years old, and that by his orders Mr. Rogers, his foreman, examined and declared it perfectly safe before the men were allowed to ascend it. Mr. Rogers deposed that he examined the ladder, and he deemed it perfectly safe ...

... committed the prisoner to the sessions. WESTMINSTER. A P.RNNY GAry.-On Monday, Edsward Butler, Anne (his wife), Win. Bannister, Caroline (his wife), Richard 'Groves, George Gibbs, John Farrell, Thomas Pardar, and Mary Groves the corps dsasatique of ...

... WodlpaNlea 2(Bthr Kraft. Martyn, Ramoshaw, MillIlngton, . Bryan, Smiph, Robertson, Shebbeare, 0 Lodge Cr0ft Edwaode, NfcholKt Bannister Bnucklalad,Reynolds, 2SO ,. Os Brb4C iera, Pfgott, Townsend, Dineley, Cooper,.Warriner, Te*Ilneenu, Tatyler byorder. Unopposed ...

... called, ot this bat r.htty had not-arrived ; though, wiien hie, called 31 that a thir tie bout three o'clock, in company With Roger W, iwn,. Charcy anofficer of the court, Mr. Whitty was in the Cl g be office. They told himn they had orders from the judge ...

... monologues 8 from their introduction by Sam. ]Foot, a~t the little theatre inL the Haymarket, down tiiroush the periods of Bannister, Col- most line, Aaron Kean, Dilbdin, ann Matthews8, to Wilson, with his Moo Scottsh, and Templeton, with his national, ...

... sev'ere injuries. In one carriage SiZ3i; fS er h he very seriously, and three dangerousl WQ40Me. One of p1 ler them, Miss Rogers, of Buytofl, was doveiyed to tAu6 house - B, ig, of Dr.'Bainbrigg, in Isliogton-scquare ihirb`~t. *Aslfliiid DE iy that she ...

... forced his finger into his mouth, and nearly. bit it off. They had a desperate struggle, and the prisoner clung to the bannisters, which gave way, and they fell down the stairs together. The other Italians palled out long knives to fight against the ...

... particularly disturb the flame. Had teen Thomas Mellings work with a candle, and Mellings had seen him work with a candle. 3 Roger Bannister, a boy aged fourteen, drawer to John Atherton, said he was working in the mine when the explo. sion took place. He was ...

... disturb the flame. Had ab s seen Thomas Mellings work with a candle, and Mellings had he seen him work with a candle. w I Roger Bannister, a boy aged fourteen, drawer to John c Atherton, said he was working in the mine when the explo.H a sion took place. He ...