... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... stiinony he contended, by that person's own shewing, was ntterly unworthy of belief; he (Mr. Williams) was sure the jury would not hang a dog upon such evidence. The learned counsel then pointed out the circumstances favourable to : s client in the case—his ...