... COURT OF COMM ON PLEAS-WestminsterJune22. CRIM. CON. NORTON v. VISCOUNT MELBOURNE. Wedoesday having bcen specially fixed for the hearing of this case, the Court, at a very carlv hour, was crowded to excess. LordsGraiticy, Lichfilid, and Lucan, were ~elted on the hench. Sir It. Peel and Mr. F. Baring, lI.P., whlose nam.1es vnere on the list, ;ro called, but did not answer. The following are the ...

... CASTLE OF EXETER.-FI*''IAY. [tBefore J. Carslake, Esq., Chairmin; H-. L, Toll, A. Slowey, and J. C. Loxino-re, E-qrr., JuNticese.] EVASTON or TUiRNP'IK7 TOLL.- uneeterev. SiCne.-Tn tbis case,, wviiri woeas a charge of e adoti of i oriepike toll, Mr. Mark Kionairay fitt Isedd i*, behriil of Mr. Itchlarrd Mlotrris, leonep of tur pikke tolls, eoll staeted that it woleid biheit the ri-rileltii- of ...