... appearance, the Jury rose and complamed I to Sir Peti r Laurie and the Gentlemen of the Bar, of the i very extraordinary manner in which their Worships had thought ' proper to act. Sir Peter Laurie said it was to be regretted that the delay j should take ...

... White. Captain Peter John Douglas to be Rear-Admiral of the Blue. Admiral of the Blue Sir Henry Healhcote, Knt., to be Admiral of The following promotions have this day taken place, consequent upon the death of Admiral Sir Robert Laurie. Bart.. K.C.B. ...

... out. I mentioned that upon the occasion Sir Peter Laurie- I did not think you justified in men- tioning what I only intended for your private ear. The Lord Mayor — I would not keep such a secret. Sir Peter Laurie said that he was backed by the opinion ol ...

... MANSION-HOUSE -Mr. Frederick Salmon, the super- intending surgeon to the Charter House-square Infirmary, appeared before Sir Peter Laurie, to answer the complaint of Miss Rosetta Philadelphia Tapley, and (according to the wording of the summon.) to show cause ...

... thirteen or fourteen times. She's here waiting for him. Sir. P. Laurie— Let Mrs. Brown step forward. Mrs. Brown, a steady, sober-looking woman, here made her appearance. Sir Peter Laurie — Well, Mrs. Brown, do you happen to know that gentleman at tht ...

... convictions which 1 ; had taken place in his jurisdiction, while the City convic- . tions were confirmed. (Hear, hear.) j Sir Peter Laurie moved that the Lord Mayor, and such | of the Aldermen as were members of parliament,' be requested to wait upon the Secretary ...

... arose on these opinions, in whicii it was observed that in the latter respect then, the law would be a dead letter; and Sir Peter Laurie proposed that (as Sir W. Follett had not been put in possession of the whole facts) the report be re- ferred back to the ...

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... POLICE INTELLIGENCE MANSION-HOUSE.— A young man named Staite was brought before Sir Peter Laurie, charged with having com- muted a forgery upon the London Joint Stock Bank. Mr. Tilson attended for the prosecution. Mr. Robert Douglas, of the firm of Douglas ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. GUILDHALL.— Geo. Gordon, a broker of No. 1, Golden-lane, was summoned before Sir Peter Laurie to an- swer a complaint of having levied a distress upon the goods of Thos. Costello, without leaving a copy of the inventory. It was stated ...

... Bank, ?? Peter Laurie in the chair. The Secretary read the report, which will be found in another part of our paper. Mr. Anderton asked what saving had been effected by the alteration in the amount of interest paid to the cus- tomers. Mr. Laurie replied ...

... get au honest living. Sir Peter Laurie said he would adjourn this case until Thursday, when the London General Omnibus Company would have an opportunity of attending to answer these complaints. Mr. Coleman said he hoped Sir Peter would press that question ...