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... SPRING ASSIZES. ?? — (From last night's Gazette.) Crown Office, Feb. 15. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. (Before Lord Denman and Sir John Bernard Bosanquet.) Northamptonshire— Monday, March 2, at Northampton. Rutlandshire— Friday, March 6, at Oakham. Lincolnshire— Saturday ...
... provincial paper, the Brighton Herald, in which the writer professed to furnish the sub- stance of the memorandum read by Sir John Macdonald. We expressed at the time the strongest doubts of the accuracy of this statement ; and yes- terday, upon what appeared ...
... triumphs over the joke, with a very beautiful interlude of illusive scenery. John Bull in the China-shop, rattling away at the brittles, typi- fied the successes of our national arms and legs in that quarter of the world, and paved the way for the introduc- ...
... been brought forward for many years, gathered an immense crowd in the justice-room and adjoining hall. Robbery in the Docks. — John Jennings, William Quintan, William Thornhill, and Dacid Bowen, were brought up for final examination, charged with having robbed ...
... not to hide it in the smoke and confusion of warlike demonstrations. A wise and patriotic statesman would not rush into the arms of danger in order to escape from the pressure of difficulty. This, how- ever, is what M. Thiers by his warlike policy thinks ...
... INTELLIGENCE COURT OF CHANCERY.— Wednesday, Dec. 16 LOZON ?? PRYSE. This bill was filed by a rector of a parish in the county of Cardigan, to obtain a declaration in favour of his claim to the tithe of wood of above twenty years' growth, if such wood grew from ...
... Friday, Feb. 7. Motion made, and Question put — That William Evan. Esq., and John Wheelton, Esq., Sheriff of Middlesex, b discharged from the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms.- (Sir Edward Sugdeii.)— The House divided— Ayes, 91 Noes, 165. AYES. j Vcland ...
... V:i Ire- mantle , Rev. George Washington Phillips P lilip ...
... l respect : — Franci \\ Phelp ' N' W - Daw «on. W. Neale, •j'ii ?? A H.Neville, John Cunningham, F. t .: r . : : ; ?? l and W. Byron, If. J. Turner, G.N. Fite- Q i John Didsbury, havid Hancock, T. Shephard, '•«««-,. '^rcutt, James Hobsoa. •^■W, of ...
... subfec' by searching in 1840 for arms on a warrant granted in IW9, contrary to the provisions of the Act, and I vioXi«£ » £r£_7.« lns to general warrams - and **&£ tJ if He had any reason to suspect the concealment of arms ho ought to have applied for fresh ...
... Eobarts, Curtis, and Co. John Chapman and Co. Whitmore, Wells, aud Whitmore Rickards, Little, and Co. John Masterman Manning and Anderdon Price, Marryatt, and Co. H. D. and James Blyth Matthew Wood, Alderman G. F. Dickson and Co. John Lainsou, ditto Cotesworth ...
... Lord's resolution which statcei that Sir John Newport having been five years in the honourable office of Comptroller of the Exchequer, he withdrew fremi public life, was not exactly true. (Hear, hear.) Sir John Newport withdrew from public life from infirmity ...