... Gaol, some time ago, belonged, was convicted upon the clearest evidence, of committing a felonious assault, and sentenced hanged. The following cases occurred to-day in the Crown Court: (Before Mr. Justice Parke.) Joseph Knight, draper, aged 27, w’as ...

... Justice Williams, Mr. Justice Taunton, Sir John Cross and Mr. Erskinc, the Judges of the Bankruptcy Court of Review, Sir Herbert Jenner, Sir John Nicholl, of the Admiralty Court, Mr. Sergeant Arabin, and Mr. Law, the Recorder of the City. . Mr. Woodthorpe ...

... and Henry Deane, Thomas Garrard, and Herbert Lewis Esquires, Justices. The following is a list of the Grand Jury Mr. James Johnson, Foreman. Mr. John Burgess Mr. William Cooper Richard Kacon William Dyer William Bennett, Jun. Samuel Dell Charles Benwell ...

... with enriched cornices. , The numerous Bed Rooms comprise handsome four-post, , French, tent, sofa chair bedsteads and rich hangings, fine feather beds, mattresses, and bedding, wing and other wardrobes, chest of drawers, cheval and dressing glasses, with ...

... Cole, to Miss Bennett, eldest daughter of the late Rev. C. Bennett, of Littleton. Same day, by the Rev. G. A. Mongomery, at St. George’s Church, Hanover-square, the Earl Bruce, eldest son of the Marquis of Ailesbury, to the Lady Mary Herbert, second daughter ...

... Hospital.— This I office which is worth about 1,200/. a-year exclusive of a hand| some residence, is now vacant the death Sir Herbert Taylor. It has been erroneously stated in the London Journals that the office is the gift of the sovereign. The fact the patronage ...

... valuable church living, supposed to worth 1,300/. a year, has been presented to the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Herbert, Rector of Spofforth, near Wetlierbv. Mr. Herbert uncle to the Ear* of Caernarvon ; is liberal politics, of evangelical principles., and decided piety ...

... Dr. Arnott's water bed, iron chests, shop scales, beams, and weights; 500 to pieces Paper Hangings constantly sale, from a penny per yard and upwards. paper-hanging and upholstery work done the shortest notice—SECOND-HAND GOODS bought OIL CAKE. E. WRIGHT ...

... with an overture of Oscar and Dr. Arnott's water bed, iron chests, shop scales, beams, and weights; to 1000 pieces Paper Hangings constantly sale, from a penny per yard aud upwards. and UPHOLSTERY WORK done on the shortest notice—SECOND-HAND GOODS bought ...

... the public house the prisoners were both gone and all the horses. I next saw the bay horse at Bristol, the care of Sergeant Herbert of the Gloucestershire police. Richard Tauner stud—l am labourer, and live at Lamboum. I was at Ward's beer house when the ...

... recommending it to their serious consideration. The Report was signed by Percy Henry Crutchley, Esq., chairman, J. Monck, Esq., Herbert Sawyer, Esq., Robt. Palmer, Esq., M.P., Thomas Duffield, Esq., M.P., George EL Elliott, Esq., M. H. Court, Esq., Charles Sawyer ...

... take care not to get into such a scrape again.'' A woman named Collins proved that the dirk produced had very recently been hanging over the mantel-piece of Langley's bouse. James Swallow, Maidenhead, was called, and proved that the wheat sent by Ogborne ...