... ,VW-toltre Q rt. xTRO1DIARYCfA~GEBY THlE CAPTAIN OF A VESSEL. In on Wednesda, Capstain RbehetSmith, otthe Parangon, a 5ves'1ltradiil,; toAtric.a, appear-d before rhomag stra ~t Si le make a, charge ag ...

... ?? addiltd. - I'l SOUT-HERN DIVISION.-LIVERPOOL. pn, DBFOR1E BARON SIRC'-IILLIAM 1IBNRY MAULE. eq CROWN COURT. a FR FDA Y, April 9. Their Lordsliipshiav'in.,attrsdcd Divine service, ?? . Chnrch, this ...

... COURT OF CIIANCERY.-TURSDAY, Nov. 23. 0 THlE INCK-11LUNDELL PROPERTY. In, 1I liruNoriLL V. GLADSTi)Nic.-Th5I5 is an appeal from, the Vice- 0)S a hntir n lsa eeru ftecue The bill was filed Th by 'fhneu ...

... KItRKDALE EASTER SESSIONS. BENTENOBS OF THE PRIBONEFRS. es_ _ at SENTENCES OF THET PR180NER8. he Jo)hn Conner, 49, for sitealing a gill glass, tbe ?? of James nd all, a t Wralton on.thei ill--6eveO ds ...

... mnizcaL -.1-i mo-n- willf-m NrTIM1-~f On Saturday mrrning, WilliamI MNilen, a whonlwrsght, of NCA' NT Prescot. died suldiotly i ths yard ,ttchai to : h.oe. in Fca- Ri'N 5combec.str0et, Evort ...

... TRIAL OF MRS. ELLEN~J BYRNE FOR THE MURDER OF HER HUSBAND. e 11 This trial conmmenced on Monday morning least In the Corn- the ii maiiti~)t Court. Dublin. b teore Chief Justice Dociierty, and felt. e ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF MUTINYAND MURDER. .. . . . . . .- ?? .. . . . - - . - mat st On Tuesday, Mr. Clarkson, bariis er, applied to Mr. Brmderip, M d. the sitting magistrate, at the Thames Police Court ...

... ur paper of Tuesday last, it was statedin conncxion with nea a robbery of wheat, from a warehouse in Hickson's-lane, that I ter Mr. Jones, of Byrom-stroet, sent the wheat to the mi ...

... I I&fte t -CONTINUED FROM1 PAQs,4110.] fthe THURSDA Y, December 12. B The Learned JUAJCIN took hsis seat on the Bench at a quartet and~i two poat ten o'clock. in b Te odCHARGE OP MANSLAUGFITER. afte ...

... ? I ?? opriog giddilrtd- 11 I ?? of (cbNTINU*D pROU uM TS rPPL8MXNT# PAGI,6 1174 part se Sion De CROWN COURT. was to -po at WE&DNESDAy April 12, 1845. of p of Sp ~h His Lortirstip entered the court sh ...

... illuradhire tuntmer Iddiled. I SOUTMERN DIVISION.-LIVERPOOL. BEFORE SIR THOMAS COLTMAN, KNIGHrT. CROWN COURT. t THUP.SDA Y, August 20. i MrTJUTSTICE COLTMAN toak his seat about nine o'clock, and proce ...

... Hkr Majesty's Birth-day.—The Queen held a • ■rawing room, on Thursday afternoon, in St. James's Palace, in celebration of her Majesty's birth-day. The reception was the most brilliant this season. The doors of the Palace were opened one o'clock, and the company continued setting down without the slightest intermission lor about two hour?, and filled the suite of state saloons. The Queen wore ...