... the public. The plaintiff wvas Mr. aii Jeremiah Garnett, tho editor of the Mlanchester Guardian ; ta the defendants were Mr. Thomas Soealer, the editor of the M~auchester Courier, and Mr. Robert Scarr Seale~r, his Son, i -Mr. Cresswell end Mr. Brandt appeared ...

... months' imprisonment. CHARGE OF MURDER AT LIVERPOOL. John Thomas Williams, 18, (could neither read nor write,) who had been remanded from the last assizes, was charged with the murder of Thomas Cearns, at Liverpool. Mr. Blair and Mr. Drinkwater appeared ...

... from Hud- aji droved the signature of Mr. Sikes to be a for. m In his defence, the prisoner said the bill had been ha ?? by Thomas Hemingway, who was about to § isa m business, and to whom he had been most g ?? introduced. It was part of the capital to ...

... out no ol agin and found the deceased ly . upo the ground. 'Thomas IV.~ said lie was hurt in tire btlly. Witness then went after tine pri- sever soners, and had them taken into custody. Thomas died shortly said afterwards in tho Infirrmary.-Another witness ...

... half-past twelve o'clock, and tileI at haP-Past two he entered the Crown Court, attended custo by the H iigh Sheriff, Sir Thomas George Hesketli, Batt., and of Rufford hall, near Ormokirk; his chaplain, the Rev. prefe Siollers, curate of Rufford T. B ...

... pieces of parchment, with such forged marks, 4c,. with intent to-defraud the revenue, contrary to thestatute, &c- Gui'ty. Thomas Wainewright, of Leeds, attorney at law, a charged upon oath, for that he did, in or about the month of May or June, fraudulently ...

... tme following table:- ~~~e- ~~~~~~Property. Names of Places. Value in Value in Intr. IC- 16S. 1841. perct. )re ChortMocaun-Hardy.. £236 15 0 £4,579 1,9V( Blsc~ey' . , 364 197 7,673 2,190 &orro¼ . . 435 1 3.S 9,340 2,100 l.0. Motion.), 19613 21 ...

... was acquitted; but he was presently afterwards tried on an indictment charging him with stealing a calf, the property of Mr. Thomas Lowe, of Chadderton, and found 9uilty. Hodgkiussn was put down, in order that inquiries might be made respecting him. Wm. ...

... Manchester, on-the. a w l1thofAugustilst. (iullty. Threemonths imprisonment, and lo r, to keep the pease for two years. P Df Thomas Gerard and Joseph Clarke were also charged with a at similar offence at Wigao on the 15th of August Ilst. Gerard d is pleaded ...

... -Alaiatin Newton, 22,. John Flids, 21; and u Thomas Bales, 20, mansloeghter. e 0,e ?? T3 nan, 21, and Henry Logan, man. ,.slaughter. as ?? H~olt, 20,' John Taylor, 56, Thomas a Broonmbead, Thomas Lee, 9, Thomas Highton. e Dischiargced.-Da id Tetley, 17, ...

... Aiasworte: Mr. Thomas Coupe; Mr. Williamr 'ocks, collector Birtlle-cizn-Baonford. Messrs. R ichaf Itersall, Thee Jackson, and John Topping.-Bury: Messrs. Thomas Horrocks, Christopher Cleminshaw, and Wm . Barritt.- Elton: Messrs. Thomas Howard, William ...

... COWLINGOpere o Thomas su Wilson, Thomas Brancker, the younger, Thomas Field, .Timothy Bourne, Miss Harriet Copeland, Pat. Hare, IJohn Hamapson, Andrew Ralph, Mrs Margaret French, 8, 17 and Thomas Jagger. W 1,Mr. WATSON appeared for Mr. ...