... tatun'ter RoOm CROWN COURT. se BEFORE SIR. JUSTICE BAYLEY. 9 iso THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. . lOnESE STEALING. Thomas Fatrrar was indicted for stealing a mare, the property of Mr. Nicholson Varley, of Newto ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1825. A court-martial was held on board the Britanni on esterday sengh on Mr. Thomas Christie oyla, . n f., O R the nurser ahen in ther surgeon of the Bittern; for str ...

... LAW OF PARTNERSHIIP-IPOUtTANT JUDGMENT. * COURT IO KING'S BENCH, aUILDIIALL. DEC. 5. (Siltink.o a't NVisi i'rits, in London, afser A olrvias Ters, bafore Lo-d Tenierden ased Comrmon JnTrie,) Faowler v ...

... -.7y - ,- , jIrA ft,'j-TA--Ak*-kM-Oq??- PT..4- I a BRtiEA~Pak Ut -a ~~ZT~ wgibdli h 'h beaty ?? witnis~tteenir uih tld ~cht'Positd thete b at kr of-fthe ecm widow' -of- cindiggal ,idmn who atrhsi :fpi ...

... The Quarter Sessions for this borough commenced p on Monday last, before the Worshipful the Mayor, the il Recorder, and other Magistrates. The calender was unusually light, and con ...

... 'abal lautetigcnsrt ra MUHDER AND PIB:ACY. 38 id aNorfolk, (Vil'ginia,) -Jmess 19._-on Saturday last, ie five seamen, who had come ip from the beach near '9 Currifuck Inlet, sMopped. at a tavern a sho ...

... me e- ARGUMENT ON THE RIGHT OF PLAYING MUSIMAT de4 in MR. KIND'S MUSEUM, IN CHIUIRCH-STREET. un ?? our last.) era of S- Mr. Joy said, it now became his duty also to address ...

... A Calendair of the Prisoners in York taillej whro bave tn lake their trials hbfore Mr. Ju-tice Baylpy and Mi. Baron Hollock, at the Assizes, wvbh commutenced oa Saturday. (1!ENRY DARLEY, Req. High.Sheriff.) James Melcalf, (nged 23) for robbing George Birrnrw on Ihe highway, at i'orolton-in-Lunstdle, of a woollen cost, and other nrticles. Tbornas Johnson, (2'2) and Sarath Thorpe, (IS) for lIe ...

... YORKShIfR AS81. L, S . I rTHE TRIAL OFIVEAD.ADBLFf H ?? Alt five miputes to mnie, the':prisoe' wr bogtit Cout ;the bqb appeared in god spirits,-as hybg 'Rqmmdiately to laugh and- lovrewthec tey bin t ?? is avery goadl loingse,'ndhdars br stuck in one-of thle button: hoes of his cot He ooked equally as well as he did at the laest0 38is' tusL -Hegtig fl the rumour which bad'-been ara n ok hth a ...

... |I I COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, OCTOBER 30. JONES Vermu SHAW. This was an action to recover damages of a school- master in Yorkshire on account of the injury done to the healthr of two sone of the plaintiff, one of. whom was alledged to have lost his sight from the negligenee of the defendaint. Mr. Serjeaut Vaughan stated the case. It aplieared that Mr. Shaw kept a seminary at Bowes, oear Greta ...

... EXTENSIIVJ9j 4' fRY A SE SER VAN,. An elderly female, Ia ed4nne Binningtbo, house. keeper to Lady Dundas, in Handqr selare, was examined nMarbrogstgh.,sre'et bffice on chursddy, cIbatged wviti various and 'extensive fruds upon her ladyship, whq had placed the most :unbouiled con'dence in her integrityi and hoesty for.' period of sixteen vears during which she 'hd the =disbursen- t of large ...

... .LAW kEP6RT. Tlie, apppintmenf of Sir Robert tifflord to stiucceed Sii 3obert Dallas as Phief Justice of the Court of Comtnon i':es, was finally settled en Thursday last, at the audience whith-the. Er of Liverpool and the Lord Chancellor had. of his ~asty;.Sir John, Copley succeeds to the vacant ofdice of Attorney-General; but up to the present momeipt, o person has been niamedas his ...