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... I AMANCHE STER COURT' LEET. .. On Monday the hdlf yearly court lectyof Sir' Oswald Mosley, Bart., for the maller of Manchester, was held in the Manor (,urt l'oore, Brown-street, before .la1iFs NonRls, Esq., stew.'ard. ' ' -Dl1s1ICCIENT ?? ' s. Joiieth l/' ...
... sLFORD COURT. LEET. It, . I -~ .. ;d .. . :Tiehid ?? ftoy b~1u'dred ofSarfoi~d~ E wuns bald, at die 'lloanlil Ha1!on Wedne~iday, beiCJAMIiS Notitais, Esq,, 'teviai,' rind J~liN. GIV , lsq., Deputy Steward of' the 1findiied. *he follpwing gen- tlenen wrre sworn of the Jtur y:; I Ah: D. Bpibhouse Janr., Foremanm Mr. R. Grundy, iMr. W. Gibson, Mr. W. Newiall, Mr. W. loiintchstle, Mr. James ...
... C - COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY C. WOOD V. IflOtI.-HiREACtI OF vittOMiSE OF 5IAiLIUAGE. Sir F. Pollock, Sergeant Atchericy, and Mr. Wight- manl, appeared for the plaintiff; tile Attorney-General and Mr. Moody for the defence.-Sir. 1. POr.LOCK taid that a more heartless case of winning the affections of a young and virtuous woman, aud then suddenly breaking off the connection, was seldom ...
... COUR¶T OF EXCHEQUER, M1ARCH 19. lnafkirr Lr.A AMinne -nia cee ?? I to (Before Lord Abinger and a Special Jury.) I *t. Attornery-.General v. Bea-T his was an information for the condemnation of 5,0 33l ...