... faoostr of use sltst It sislse of Lsarsli. Btinh ittase sissemessts save betsisnrintttd tesis I id potsted oss, rise woilis of she toots for rise edtificatison of ilse 9eod gtir ftslks of idradfssrs, weto iso genarral isisseeia little conflidience itsl slite ...

... collector, and the son of his predecessor, to. prove that for the lest p )re- forty years Easter dues had ~been collected indiscrIminately. ti that On rising to address the Bench, Mr. WILLANS was received b sof with the moist perfect silence, notwithstanding ...

... WAEST-RIDING EASTER SESSIONS. PONTEVRACT, MONDAY, APnRL f. T1hesu Sessions were opened on Monday, at Pontefract. Lord WharnelitVS preessled at the principal Court, and tile Rev. William Alderson at ?? Subridlary Court. There was an unusually full BHnch ...

... Thscseocped the Courtlaconsiderablerinse, astlisecloth citee obn beenl stolen wins depoasitedt iy rise Prosecutor at Dlewsbury to be said for ima Ity rise Prisonerc, rato scat it to Mlanichester aird Liv'erpooi to discharge isis oswn riebis. or far his ...

... IVEST-RIDlING EASTER SESSIONS. | Tue Easter Scessiots fur tire res Hiinafdhs i County commeneced noi MIonday list, before tile Right lilionurahie afe Lord W V:i rAeIN '0E.1F., aned riumeoruis berch (if Magistrates. Hi ii Lnrdsnjtrip 0 his sort io the ...

... HULL EASTER QUARTERI SESSIONS. The Easter Quarter Sessions were opened on Friday morning at ten o'clock, before Thios. Colpitts Granger, Esq., Recorder. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury Thomas Ward Gleadowv, gentleman, Moira Buildings ...

... vshlch roecpttlr nlletoicon ;elsir mri Mande ?? boil Inaisted~ 'rise icistturao, tdta ?? nur In tis o' ?? ulhtitliadbsispd tetess kndmioeonytcaues 'Tue the resalcof. ?? ?? uhb Itwoe lose rise avroigo of. simia peomna t ris oi Mir Liee he would:: 1AieoetirIoasth ...

... were 847 porsons in custody for drunken- tIti ns.That noraber~was reduced in the year 1838 to 674. Then st again the number rises in the year 1839, to 708. in 1840 it was ira 522 ; and in 1841, 424 ; making, with the exception of one th single umitt, just ...

... that tire bill of Sir. I Pitt be read stilt day six snorrths 9 After somesilversetion, the qrsestioro was dslprosesl of by rise Court eiepressirrg 5 dislnclintiori to issue any directions, the durty of the Isopector belog sufficlerstly deiafled by the ...

... combination of skill and judgment In manu- factures which Is essential to their success. 4. That it Is well ascertained that the rise or fall of the wages of labour amongst the manufacturing population does not depend, as It may in the agricultural districts ...

... with nasgistesial puiwers, the sr'ter of prisatiers for trial at rite Ruiditsg sessiaons Wulrnd be sa greatly ?? as in render rise hrolditng of anather Sessietisiunutecessary, sitd bre'thought t lit fur son abort a pseriodi it was hnrdly worth rnlte to mnake ...

... Rebecca Clark; and Elia- beth Horner to be imprisoned sersen days in the Borough Gaol; Martha Easterby imprisoned until the rising of the Sessions.- John Firth, Thomas Allen, and Joseph Carr,-boys, convicted of petty thefts, to be privately whipped and ...