... I ?? - .ASTER TERM. Yesterday being the first day of Easter term the court were opened with the usual formalities by the Lord Chan. celler and the judges. ;e COURT OF CHANCERY-YESTERDAYT The Lord Chancellor, accompanied by the Master of the * Rolls and ...

... collector, and the son of his predecessor, to. prove that for the lest p )re- forty years Easter dues had ~been collected indiscrIminately. ti that On rising to address the Bench, Mr. WILLANS was received b sof with the moist perfect silence, notwithstanding ...

... HANTS EASTER SESSIONS. These Sessions commencedat the Grand Jury Room, e -Winchester, on Monday last, before the Cbairman,Sir E' Win. Heathcote,Bart., mr.P., and the following lagis- n trateS :-H. C Compton, Esq. M P., Wm. Beames, s. Esq., R. Rawkins ...

... I ,DRBBYSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS. ., LEIJ> AT CHESTEFIELD.] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. -Before JonN BA.Ory, Esq., Chairman, and other Magistrates.] The Court opened at ten o'clock. After the coroners and high constables had answered to their names, the Clerk of ...

... OXFORDSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS- ?? . . . s1-Intnl- I The Easter Quarter Sessions commenced on Monday last, and W the attendance of the Magistracy was unusually large, ill con- sequence of a notice having been given that a proposal f n heP introduction of ...

... DERBY EASTER SESSIONS, 01 The Easter Sessions for this Borough were held on ai Mlonday, in the Gusildlsall, Derby, before JoHN BALOIJY, it Esq., Recorder. S Tilse Court was opened with the usual formality. '1'lie Grand Jury (of which JouN Bnonii.Ey, Eag ...

... HAMPSHIRE -EASTER SESSIONS. Thne 1:nfA. ~> a Ti asterg uarter s~ssions fot' this 'County coin- . tleuced on. llonday Jlst, at the (raid Jury Room, tt Wgicheterl and was J uillyE attended b lie Cnt P 51isgrates; there be p n the follew itg-e t WrI. Heatheote ...

... his Darley cc Dale, prisoner put tics coves into a field ascci voitesces Ic then sent for a constasble, On rice arrival of rise con- stable, prisoner said tise rowe belong;ed to Mir. Briggs ofh Thurlston, aind that his owvn name was Isaac Hindes. Iliea ...

... fhia sessions. Tite weekly cost of i1: tttcintestmsor Itaid beeti de~ 3d. per fiead, bring above Ott, per c liend orie thirk rise cost Iin the correspontditig quarter of' last C 'icon. Trice sumk oif 1991. 9ie. 4Id. was due from the Corporation ft us' Dierbs ...

... were 847 porsons in custody for drunken- tIti ns.That noraber~was reduced in the year 1838 to 674. Then st again the number rises in the year 1839, to 708. in 1840 it was ira 522 ; and in 1841, 424 ; making, with the exception of one th single umitt, just ...

... HULL EASTER QUARTERI SESSIONS. The Easter Quarter Sessions were opened on Friday morning at ten o'clock, before Thios. Colpitts Granger, Esq., Recorder. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury Thomas Ward Gleadowv, gentleman, Moira Buildings ...

... ballast hole, as it hail been rnsihlihig very hard during the day, and saw that tile hole was fist filling. The water was rising' very much. It was vitihin a fbot of'the level of the road. It did not flow through the culvert; it seemed its if it was stopped ...