... moved a clause for the partial abolition offing- ging in the army. Mr. J. SMIsTH seconded the motion, wbich was dpposed 0by Sir John Sebrielit and Sir Hussey Vivian, and' sup- ported by Mr. Warburton and Mr. Hums. After a discus.- sion of some lengths, the ...

... having I stuld stra~yed into the market- place at Beverley, unattended, was was ru vrb aggoll, passing at the time, and had it4 arm oert dreadfullydrushedandbroken. Itie, however, dbing well.4 rere. Amaeetirigof tie ship-owniers of Searbro' waslheld atthe ...

... of having eliot at John Clayton, with intent to Iili th, murder him (tinder Lord Ellenborough's act), were placed of lie at'- the bar, charged wvith having bten out, in the night I~ a1 mrd time, on thle 30th of November last, armed with. guns, C,l fedl ...

... aoi. , I i .2, CIVIL COURT-TU7E5DAY, As'stL! 8. (Before llr..Justicej B ieyfnd a 'Special Ju~yv), '.ci ~HU HON, ANiD REV. JoHN LuNILEY 'SAVILEr V. EAteL C~nnrAN.-hi as afeigned. issue, arising. out of a de- ai ci~-ion by~the Commissioners appointed under ...

... SoIlicitor- !a( n General supposed, and 'ridiculed the idea that a 'greater'o .t, boon should be given to-tiose- who-had 'taken arms against sf t'King Williarms Gover~nnaert,,than to those who-baner ~Ii OiposedL it.. He-.6ontended also, that- at. -the. Unin ...