... judgment of the court upon an indictment for a con- spiracy, on which they were found guilty at the sit- tings after last Easter term, in London, before Lord Tenterden. The indictment charged the defendants, and others who were acquitted, with conspiring ...

... them thirteen shil- lings. Sj.* 01 . this sum the jury, under the learned judge's directions, found for the plaintiff. In Easter term, a rule nisi was granted, to enter a nonsuit, on the ground that the alleged contract, in question was void, anil could ...

... tumult of forensic liti- gations. As, particularly, the time of advent and Christinas, which gave rise to the winter vacation ; the time of Lent and Easter, which created that in the spring ; the time of Pentecost, wliich produced the third ; and the long ...

... the merciless lacerations, whic . from compo- nent parts of the system. Ten or twenty years have quieted these involuntary risings of nature. The eights which originally -hacked them have beconi^%miliar. At first they were mere spectators — they have since ...

... inaccurate as it well can he. At the last Epiphany sessions, tl ere were only tliree Beverley men present out of lfi; at tbe Easter Sessions, there were only four stltof sixteen; and at the Midsummer Sessions, three out of sixteen; and Itt each case one ...

... agony, stretching his neck in the air, fluttering his wings, and attempting to rise from the ground. At length, alter about five minutes of suffering, be made a lest effort to rise, and fell with outstretched neck and wings. One of the keepers came up at the ...

... glad to see that tolly,— for i call vhe could not call it by any otber nanit tlm l absurd and vexatious mode of regulating Easter by moons, as it was called, done away with. (Hear, and laughter.) Let the returns be made certain, and leave moveable feasts ...

... which proposal, after a few general observations from Mr. Secretary Peel, was agreed to by the house. As the house was about to rise, Mr. Secretary Peel gave notice of his intention to move, on Tuesday next, for the appointment of a committee of finance, to ...

... intention of government to bring forward the corn bill, and submit it to the consideration of parliament, previous to the Easter recess ? The Duke of WELLINGTON could not state at What time the measure would be brought forward. The ngbt hon. gentleman ...

... trespassing even thus much on the house ; but he confessed, when he heard such charges advanced, he could not refrain fr»m rising in his plate, and [.rotes ting against them. The petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. RICE gave notice of a motion on the ...

... dilfi- •hoidd^ 8 ' l^ at l^ e ' e ' sure w hich occurred at Easter v extend to the bar ; aud he thought that this might lie arranged so that the vacation nhoni. vary in each year as to full at Easter. This natter, however, might be left open to the crown ...

... know nothing more, than that the Italian journals aro extravagant in his praise; but as this is equally lavished upon ali the rising composers of Italy, it says but little : we must wait the award of time. From another quarter we obtain the following parti- ...