... siimilar description ill this I town. I hopse the loiver orders of thie people will learit Nroti your sentCsice that if they rise itt large bodics to plun- I der either the provisios shops or Mliy other, tt y mlulst suf- I'er the severest penalties of the ...

... SALFORD EASTER SESSIONS. I . SA.TUR DAY. . . - an,(Before Mr. FOSTER, inI Cilt Cirnd JUrY Room.) 'surt .Johss Bolyd was indicted for having teceived a watch), rt ies thle property of W4illiam fairimpson, by Panic other polisOn no:10 previously stolen ...

... dtheir wages. The apprentices had been accustomed to have half 'h1lidays on Easter AMonday and Tuesday afternoons, or, c- ifthey worked, to have journeytilen's wages. -Last Easter S Mfonday they were refused their holidays, and ordered to work; w and, il ...

... o'clock. There were 81 causes entered for trial-nearly all of them ,beingof the most commonplace character, and undefended. ,Easter holidays, too apparently, had a great deal to do Weith the attendance of defendants in general, for not one , alf of them ...

... convicted of a similar offence before, to seven years transporta- tion. The Severity of the latter sentence occasioned much sur- rise. Perhap s Mr. B iron Plati. who is but new on the benchn h consdered the Premier's hares and pheasants of more value than those ...

... a list of twenty-one persons, fourteen of sIsom, he stlted, I te wero members of the Bomsd of Guardians. Mr. Paton 6ccon:ed rise tile motion. Mr. Bigham proposed es an anmendnoent. ttat the Ire- name of Mr. J. M. Cosvgill shostld be substituted on the ...

... BENCH, DUBLIN. t d THE QUEEN v; O'BRIEN AND OTHERS. , (From the Times of Ye~terday.) 9 On Saturday, being the first day of Easter term, the 3 n Courts were opened -with the usual formalities. As it War d announced that the traversers (Messrs.O'Brien,Meagher ...

... BRIEF NOTES ON VARIOUS TOPICS | The opening of the Birkenhead Docks on Monday week, (Easter Monday.) will establish a red-letter day the left hank of the Mersey, and the event will one of indifferent character either to this town or anv part of the n ...

... KIRKDALE SESSIONS. lb. Tbe following is asoummary of tie cases tried at tbelate Easter Sessions at Kiilcdale, with the result of trial:- Tea Years-Johna Kilsitaw, 18; Mary Acton, 3 ; James Sin. 2 gleton, 33. Seven Years-William Caidwe~l, 42; 'William ...

... as was tite prisoner, who assisted to remove rise pipes of the organ to a place of safety. b, Tltey were afterwards removed to a warehouse in Back-lane, to whsich was rented for the purpose. He requested rise pri. hi soner to superintend their removal. ...

... of the newspoperro in eaeh of the towns of tl hat Liverpool, Mlanchester, Bllarltburn, Boloton. Preston, eind Lan. W tioe easter, not less than twenty-eight days, and net more thon tivo c iew calendar months prior to the holding of any such aforesaid ...

... Mr, Roberts aippama for uikoetwrtli. * 15 appeared tbst this sy'stem had beot Cayrreie en1 lor t ?? 0Yelrs. nsoe Ioestlonies rise prisoner E0ocisad %Vilieoa the let teggim, ~an to ethers -they had, eftgaged a, Itoe. usixteers yeanj of age narned Edmund; ...