... ' ' ?? ?? . ?? ?? ,1 .41 0 hillUbUU FORESTERS' HIGII COURT. ?? . . . - . ot MEFTING AT RliADINTG. d ar Tie fifty-fourthi High Coort l;seetirig of the n` A l Ancient 0(lder of Foreaters, the largest friendlly r. r1i s:ciety iv the world, vill too-worrowv conmmeiice . ;ic its weeks deliberations in the Town Hall, | I Ruading. As seveial miatters Id importance to F the while body are to be ...

... XORTHALGER'TON QUARTER SESSIONS. SENTEtNTE ON NATTRASS. These sessions were resumed yeterdayo at the i Courthouse, Nortihallertorn-the Son. J. C. Dun. ., das presiding-wheia the criminal business was i taken. I THaI GBAWn JurY. r The following geiatleanen were sworn on the a Grand Jury:-.Mr R. T. Wilson, Ormisby iron- master (Foreman); Air B. H. Blenkin, korth t Rilvington. farmner; Mr R. ...

... | TESSIDE BANiRUPTOY couRT. I- - I-, . .. . M 'gegiotrar Crosby presided at a sitting of this cqrit 'yesterday, the Offilial Receiver (DNr e .T. B. atubb_, J.P.) Conducting the inquiries - i 0eorge Nicholson, furniture broker, Darliugton* William Barker, butclher, Geisbrough; Robert Haggerston, painter, -Fighting Cokes j nd i Richard Carter, cowkeeper, Fylingdales, had4 their examinatigits ...

... FOBIGE ?? AT SIT'OC KT ON. el L CO0MIFTTAL OF THE PRISONER. i Fe'ter'da v' William Kiin eployed t it, Aciklsa -m Iroelneorlisi nl resi(ilig in tutrliincoo sticot, Miiddsluoro gtoi, was biti-gh1t tp) it the IStoclktoll licteoui i'.,li ?? ?? the Mat-or (Udur- t I101ill Joseph PichaudlOUclsel), Mr W. ?? rviishi , to ?? J. MreVn Dr. Daolt'i, ?? A. C. Kilotl'-, t chlrged ilwit forgillo the enaime ...

... e HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE-QUEENS bc e BENCH DIVISION, WESTMINSTER. la p (Sittings in Banco, before the LORD CHIEF JUST1CE at y and Mr Justice MELLOR.) tt L- PRESr .AND OTHERS JV. WI. D e This was an appeal from the decision of the ki Radge of the Dadlington County Court. Mlr ki l Candy appeared for the respondents to show cause it gaiut a rule obtained by Mr Gainsford Brace to is set aside the ...

... NiK ENTLE.MEN S OVERCOATS- Style. VJT MI-I Matiiud., tat Walking. Kil.iir. Huutiuf. I lag. J^El KJINGS -Lmuiw, India Rubber, Cuuvm, GOLOSHES, IttSITS, SANDALS. ANGLERS Stocking* and Trifltm— I i.l.inc Hat. ami M.a-> iAw« Hal* ami t.iU. &r fi-biai IVi,.. Hut Natclirl*. A. Driving aprons *mi rugs - Cmduwu'i litU and lap*-* i IARRIAGE. GIG. and DOOR MATS India V- IA»IN COVERS—Cart and Wa^-n AIR ...

... - .. - I o L) .i ?? X 1I %JV LUI. few Mr Registrar Jefferson hohl a court at the had Courtholuse, Nnrthailertnu, yesterday whesi of ( bankrupts were exallined by the Official Re- rece ceiver (Mr J. It. Situbbe, of Middlesbrotigl). Gov Be George Agar, Farrtner, Farndah'.-This ITd debtor commeunend bhsiness forty yers ago all with a CRpOa of £:,00, and after he had been in bari bosiness some ...

... NORTH ALLERTON QUARTER -SESSiON S. d, The 7Easter. Quarter 55551(105 for the North .I to Riding of the ?? yorktshirewere contioind to 1hat tile Couttholnse at Northaletnyetra.rilms 1g -The magistrates. present :were the Ron., J0..C I St Dinntaas, Meassr A. W. Simpson, J.Eidnn Ha in and J.1 Rutsor. Thle following gentlemen 'wore for besworn upon the Grand Jury :-Ur James Sharp. Rov ar itoote ...

... BISH{oP AUCKL'AND. - AsArULTS. - F 1Ether Ritchiloson, Crook, eharged John Ititchinson hier husband, with takilng nlp the inker to her, striking, turning 1hr lint, tnnd ?? her asavgely at their honse on the 3rd of ?? Di ' Coi defended, and pleadiid thlat the bhwao0nd onda hard-orininncrdrawer cud :thoe ewn had led himii a terrible life, on the I~ se oce nim of ohielic com ainiit we uwmade, she ...

... POLICE- COURTS. DARLINGTON.-Tiia AUCnTroNER's LOT- TERaY AOAIN-Mr Thonas, solicitor, applied to their Worships in the case of Taylor v. Smetten, an &ppeal from the decision 'of the justices during last year when they convicted the appellant, Taylar, of promoting an illegal lottery. The case had been carried to the Court of Appeal, which remitted it again to this crourt, withont asking for ...

... DURHAM MICRAELMAS SESSIONS. The Quarter Sessions of the Poice for the reall county of Durham were commenced at the Assize C0111 Courts, Durham, yesterday morning before Mr And ,T. L. Wharton (chairman) and other naggis- 'eal trates. The foll owing gentlemen were sworn on is f the Grand Jury :-Mr Jas. Hall (foreman), Of I Durham ; Mr Applegarthi, Coatsaw Moor;- Mr 1)011 Win. E. Blackett, ...

... POFlCE COURTS. KIRBYlMOORMIDB-Txri FA'At' TfTRsen- N. & I (Jlee r rNG a.A HIN ACcLaimum.-Mrs Kirby ?? Iessrs o W. Baldwin, S. Baldwin, and RP iBerrtleY were i N fined by the Ryedale Bench on Wednesday 1. D'itto and 30d costs for reorkingr a ?? miahitie, O t4t it of which they were owners, on the ttli October H1ll last, without having the drumn protected accord. OR d ing to the requiroio-nts of ...