... 'taking wastwith ei the intent of a pplying to eir own uSe. The Learned di Judge thenreferre'd to tlts'arecets'tatuteof 1st Victoria relaig 'toarms. The quiestionweild be whether aE -arms wro demanded wvith iatet' to steal. A party a' obtatning property ...

... Ho-weth. Exeter-Prtice Regent, en Illackstone. Newcastle-Queen Adelaide, Arklesa. Wells-f2 X. Trial, Munson. hlontrose-Seaton, Suter. Leite-Pegasus,i 2 Brown. Neweas tle-Streanshalh, Hodgeon. Aberdeen-Queen of Scotland, Cargill. Yarmouth-Albatross, Briggs, Blakeney ...

... MiasctOYArsirA ui ?? Tuesday the h( I afternoon, Mr Benjamin Hlandley, a watch and clock cause manufacturer, residing at Victoria Cottage, Oxford- with1 I street, St. Pancras, attempted self destructiun tunder Clan. 1 the fsilowling melanchloly circumstances ...

... Holborn, Mr. Oakley, ?? presiding, to adopt measures for holding district meetings throughout the boreough, to petition the Queen to of tI summon Parliament immediately, that the propriety Of at I opening the ports of the United Kingdom for the introduic- ...

... judgment, and that the defendants might be allowed to go at large on bail, until the case could be brought before the Court of Queen's Bench. Mr. Hulton called on the court to pass sentence. The Court at last agreed to respite judgment until the next quarter ...

... considerable property, I in her own right ait Getneva. Her Majesty's war-atesmer Fire Queen was sent out to sea. on) Aitiony night, by Admiral Capel, in search of the Victoria, American packet ship,on board of which Manning. and his wife wore supposed to be ...

... ago. She is the youing lady whose cars the in Queen boxed on account of her having accidentally hs ]it her Majesty with hici- eye-glass, which shie had 'ed ain awkwai'd habit oftwivi'ing, and which the Queen !01had begged her to discontinue, as she was ...

... tread-mill, upon this illegal warrant, he was set at liberty upon an npqlication to Mr. Justice WIonT- MfASN, in the Court ot Queen's Bench. The prisoner was brought up by a writ of habeas coopus ; and that learned judge, upon looking at the warrant, declared ...

... s, having been presented to she Clerk of the Peace, tn January last, praying that the provisions- Of the statute 2 and 3 Victoria, c. 93, for the establishmrent of county sod district conistables, &c,, should be adopted and extended to every part of the ...

... bar pointed out, would most assuredly follow. A ?? bance was stated to have taken place at the house sot of Mr. Francis, Victoria Tavern, rDteadow-lene, but theee the le panties did laterferer to put a stop to It, and therefore they did tltt what was ...

... the ,s stolen property, tle had eluded the police till the night previous, when he was taken. 'He was remanded for a week, h QUEEN SQUARE. 1 SATrUDAY-- A DANoEoaous FAMILY DISORDERt.- 1 Patrick Welch, an Irishman, was brought before Mr. s Burrel, the sitting ...

... of the owner of the property, who ought to have the pond pallisaded or built on the upper side. THE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE VICTORIA.-We are sorry to record the death of three more of the sufferers who were scalded by the bursting of a boiler on board the ...