... the two Judges who will attend at the euseittg Autume tag the Northern Circuit, the tatter Judge going io ;Arco of Mr. Justine Collins to try civil unite, puraunnt to • resolution f the Council of dodges that the civil built:tryout Mond:wirer and Liverpool ...

... Justice Mathew sad Mr. will be ebeilerly cm the NINA sad South sad Circuit@ the et daring the mesa will dmelm wpm Mr. Justin Collins. Ti. Wm of the emording to the INV; salusties sem be dm lest mallet te_ of seemly the rate the ism% adi ss re Oesesil ...

... proceed, and ea Court hart interfered with that award. Caetrigoe v. hone (4K. and L, App., 414, at page 427). Mr. Justine Collins, in delivering a considered judgment, said the defendant*, by the Fulvertiese. menta had notice of the liquidation proonslings ...

... waa 15 longer than it was by way of Waterloo. It waa farther eontendad, behalf of the South-Western Company, that Ur. Justine Collins waa wrong in bis judgment, bolding that the Dideot Company was entitled to through hookings a matter of right, under ...

... some of those who had been meet maven importers at the polls. A FALSE ENDORSEMENT. ikmele Minima. yesterday. before Mr. Justine Collins. dispute in the el Cave awl Oa. m Wit Lyonnais was wheelies the to their own • doer MI ceder Ore circumstances, Ada upon ...

... ,. v £ ?? j lachla.n's Lo Ben. who, gfir'ti,, ?? : . j nerative odds of 100 to 7 j and won by a length and a, |«, Mr. Justin Collins vesti, di, ♦ i brought by Mr FoRKTEn, .. .. , ' ?? : ?? | to recover seventy-liv . ]„,•■,, i | Arthok Bridok, for ex ...

... later, be married Mary Burton, at Lancaster. Prisoner aasociated himself With religious work while in the district. Mr. Justine Collins, in passing sentence, said prisoner might have thought he marry again when separated from his legal wife. ...

... who had refused to pxit with money to binm. !or Jolan Pritchard, labourer, was at Liverpsool on ?? senteneec by 7,lr Justine Collins to ir six nrionths' imprimonsienrt. With twelve strokois lie ef tbe e atl at the beginning of thi, terra, Dr. and smother ...

... was in bad health, was a widow with three children, and had spent the beet years of her life in the postal service. Mr. Justine Collins said prisoner had done all she could to atone for her fault, and con• sidering her bad health he would sentence her to ...

... safari (loins:my, who hal refried to port with money to him, John Pntebard, labourer, wee at Liverpool sentenced by Mr. Justin. Collins to six months' 'q.v. voneint, whit twelve strokes of the cat at lb. hestiorioig of the term, sad another twelve after ...

... the cue for the defendant.% in which ha contended an entirely new two.. ',Sig relent After the intimation given lw Mr Justin., Collins, (Mr Crime) marooned tho difficulty he had to ter, hut he withorl to show that what now ~eked hy the Didrot Company wai ...

... that prisoner was the worse for chick when the marriage took Soo at his Priscror signed the declaration altar it.—Yr. Justine Collins mid it might be that primmer or lees under the influence of drink he =weed Barlow, but there was so evidence to show that ...