... was all nonsense. The =isioneas moat not see any ground for ahem; • Smitts said be should make another application to Yr Justin Collins. It was thought, however, that lathe be (Mr Scotts) should make an application to their wortiltips to mitigate the punishment ...

... surprise by beating the pros. by two rails to one. The feature of this game was the splendid play of Allure (in goal), Justine, Collin and Ward. The match ended the '92 part of the season, during which Reading had won 13 matches out of 19, with 63 goals ...

... such places as Tattersall's would, for the first time, be brought within the Ant and might be proceeded against.—Mr. Justine Collins : You say it is no offence to open or keep a room for the purpose of betting T—Mr. Dale Hart : That is my point.—The Lord ...

... Thomas Notori, solwit , w, ex parte the Ineortawated Law (!HERTSEI'. smi,.ty, came before Mr .Itiotito. %VW.: and Mr Justin . Collins. Mr. Hallam: pnownterl tae T RK Bomti. (.11 . ARIOtAN44. At die meeting report of the ststtutory son Bee of the society ...

... Southatoptm Docks. You soy that the rates for Southampton Docks ores. an sedge preference Make a number of other places 1 Mr. Justine Collin..—Theo that preferencs is a at the present momeut of Southampton Decks, and all person intarestod in Desks, the applicano ...

... Clerk. to complete the outfit, should wear a wig in business and proemoione. At the Wilts Amite. last week before Mr. Justin Collin, • libel scion was brought by G. M. Butter. worth, solicitor sad magistrates' elerk et Striation, against A•nie Piper and ...

... the championship of the indeed, the farmer. had no appprestieble intereat m the moo, the real applicants being, as Mr. Justine Collin. stated, the Dock Companies. Still, however, bit lordship pointed out that if undue preference wee shown the Arsociatiora ...

... plaintiff that the dog was d • widows aatare.—Mr. Orawleed said the dog was lbw*, it bin lordship would like to see It.—Mr. Justin Collins : Has it god • men& ea (laughter.) —The dog, en we afterwards brought into Part wad piped epos the solicitors' table. ...

... MANCHESTER COAL TRADERS AND RAILWAY RATES. The Court of Railway and Canal Commission, consisting of Mr. Justine Collins, Sir F. Peel, and Viscount Cobham, had before them yesterday the application of the Manchester and Northern Counties' Federation of ...

... 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 ...

... School Board on the class,. The appellate court was • rem strong one. being oonipos.d of the Master of the Rolls. Lord Justine Collins, and Lord Justice Romer the Divisional Court was composed of Justices Rills and Kennedy. It is open to the &hoot Board ...

... D. A. Collin., heat. Ralph Collins, R.N., Miss Collins, Mrs. Dueller and Commander Victor Gurnee. 11. N., and Mi.. F. Justine Collin., and meanest other friends and relative* present were Lady \Vantage. Miss Urquhart (niece), Colonel Carter Mr. gyston ...