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... COU.RT OF KINGOS BENCH[f-THiu'SDAY, ri'miiIN V. wEsT. In this case a l/abeaso runt usam had been grantbd, for the puufposc.of bringfihi up ?? defendaur fuomthe gol of Oxford, to which plitce he had been conveyed by the officer of the ChAncellor of Oxford; and arule had been granted, calling upon the plaintiff to show cause why the defendant shouldl not be discharged from custody. The plaintiff ...
... TrlE LORD MAYOR AND THlE COURT OF COMIMON COUNCIL.. IOnl ridaylhust the Aldetmen of the City of London as- sembled in consequence of' a aummona issued by the Lord M1ayor upon very peculiar busincss. At two o'clock there were 20 Aldermnen prescut. They sat not as a Court of Aldenn en, but at a maeting of the Civic N~agtistracy. Thie City Law-Officers were also present. 'The L~ord Mayor ...
... d THE WOOL VICH MURDER. le Patrick Carroll, the soldier, was put upon trial this morn. ing for repeatedly stabbing with his bayonet, and thereby occasioning the death of Mrs. Browning, of Woolwich, on ,s the 27th of April last.-The prisoner pleaded Not Guilty. The evidence offered against the prisoner was exactly the same as that produced upon the investigation before the M1a. e gistrates at ...
... MURDER AT WOOLWICEI. l esterday morning thle town of W~oolwicb weas thsrownl into 0 state of the greatest alarmn in consequence of a report that a corporal of the ntarines hiad murelsred Mirs. Eliznshesh l Browsing, thelc andlady of the Britannia publiic-houtse, by stabbing her with his bayonet. At one o'clock the twagia-t trates assembled. Sir John W\ebb took the chair, and was 1 a'aistril by ...
... COURT OP KING'S BENCH-WrIDNESDAY. - ?? v. Nas.st;N-This action was brought to re- 0 cover the suni of 901. which the plaintiff's son had lost whilst residing in the Bull Inn, Aldgate, of which the de- d fendant is the landlady. e The plaintiff was a gentleman residing in the county of W Wilts, and the defendant wias the owner aind landlady of the a Bull inn, Aldgaite, where the son of the ...
... CARLOWr QUARTER SESSIONS. , ElOT AT SOiRIlS CHAPEL. Thoma~s Kcltoe, James IKehoe. and Patrick Cody, were in- *dicted for having been concerned in a riot in the chapel.yard .of' Boccis on the I st of l-ebruary, and with having committed Lan assault on Edmund Mulligan. Richard Kelly, sub-constable, sworn. -I was at Bornes ,chapel on the 1st of February; I saw a frreholder named Etir. Msulligan ...