... tEXTRAL CRIM IX AL VOV&T, J___ 4. John Satchell, ene of the officers of the Palace Court, Surrendered to take his trial for wilful and corrupt perjury. Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Charnock prosecuted ; and Mr. Ballantine appeared for the defendant. The prosecutor of this iudictment was a person named Thomas Foulkes, and it appeared that some time in last year an action had been brought against him ...

... These Sessions opened on Monday last, and there were present the Right Hon. the Lord Carington (in the chair); the Marquis of Ohandos, M.P. ; Sir II. Verney, Bart., M.P. ; Sir T. D. Aubrey, Bart.; T. R. Barker, Esq.; G. Carrington, Esq.; G. Carrington, jun., Esq. ; C. T. Gaskell, Esq.; R. Crewe, Esq.; G. G. Pigott, Esq.; Hon. C. C. Cavendish, M.P.; C. G. L)u Pre, Esq., M.P. ; R. Ward, Esq.; J. ...

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... 1860 Os. Od. Decrease £620. Os. Od. Total for 2 week,, 1861 |66,483. ...

... by Adjournment at the BHIRE HALL in rtaSFOBD. on TUESDAY, the 26th day ol November TT „ Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for the trial of offenders _*Zstodv, or nnder recognizance for offences cognizable at the ?? Sessions ; of which all Persons concerned are required ?? November, 1861. Wea GIBSON, Cierk of the Peace. Counties' Railway Company. / te*ti*t i« Cusspony powers ?? Railway* Company • A* ...

... of us have become accustomed to saving our household refuse, paper, tins, rags, and such like. We take it as a matter of course, and hardly give thought to the use t ...

... Mushrooms.—Mushroom spawn may he procured any nurseryman. Mushroom beds arc prepared by collecting sufficient number of horse droppings, as free from straw as possible, into a heap, and turning them over repeatedly, previously to the formation of the bed, in order that the violent heat arising from them at first may dissipated. In making the bed, the droppings are well beaten down and trodden, ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. „.. . yd ILLUSTRIOUS VISITORS. The Crow* £2» nrriwd at Dover on Tuesday after- Crown Pnnce of JT^*^ of tbe Royal and Imperial Mail- noon by the *PJ«^ bad been specially retained Packet t'Onip 1 * . Bade an unusaa u y , ri mm^*m7mmmee\ * Ugh* b* bl °™g from the South- vmUrJ* the weather being in every respect favourable for f£? rnn The Admiralty Pier was ...

... Twelfth Essex Rifles. —At a general meeting the members of this corps hold at the Horn Inn, Braintree Monday eveuing, the 9th inst., Captain the chair, was resolved that a commi ...

... THE DEBTINY OF ENGLAND IN THE PROPHETIC RECORD. A lecture on this subject was delivered in the Tem- perance Hall, to a large audience, on Wednesday after- noon, by Dr. Cumming, of the S ...

... celebrating first Christmas since the We therefore take leave y Wish them a very happy Cl Uie. -We—that is, the ...

... I W ' and Sixty Ninth Year Publication ►>££ ...