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GREENWICH TIME.—THE MURDER OUT

... GREENWICn TIME.-THE MURDER OUT. n- The Rev. John Cumming, who has, or fancies he has td a miesion to put down the Pope, and all belonging to him. of has made a most important discovery,-.t wit, that the of regulation respecting the obtervasce of Greenwich time. fn now so geaeral, is nothing more or les than a grand v, conspiracy, of which Pope Pius IX, that cunning '5' chieftain of the ...

CRIMES AND OFFENCES

... ' MURIDNR AT PORTSMOUTH D)OCK YARD. -William Atter, one of the convicts at this establishment, has been m committed for trial, charged with the wilful murder of or James O'Connor, one of the wardens, by deliberately t striking him down with a heavy iron-bound mallet. ye l RoBsIri; A JUDOG.-On Saturday night, the residence of of James Espinasse, E-q., the Recorder of Rochester, tti was ...

Police Court

... wiputce EInrt. ted Fixitro ON EM1GRa,&STa,-Ia out las paper, we stated C~ the particulars of a case which came before the magie- bea trates on Thursday, in which Wmn. Rippard, and a man t to named Duffey, ware charged with defrauding a number for of ema'grant#. Tho inquiry was retumned on Friday, Pet when Mir, Snowball, solicitor, appeared for Rippaird. 3m After the principal facts of the ...

COURT OF PASSAGE

... WS Thie court wam opened yesterday morning, Charles a Crompton, ?? aiceasor, presiding, ya URm.artv Admnor, &c., V. Ms ?? an sotion to at recoverthe rumnof £1.ihbLrkorag, wvhioh bad been paid on ,t r vessol ?? t o Bhiba. It ?? that r. Vinning ?? ho rroo clerkc to Mr. 1lloly wc~l, bad received anl orer to oh arter as the veseol, and to have th3 boiosl af half the brohrage: he I ?? refused, ...

Police Court

... Volice (court. PunLIcANa AND BIAaRSB.MLEaa.-Oa Friday, the fol- lowing persons were fined in the subjoined amounts, for infringing the local act :-John Stannanaught, Norfolk- street, 40i. and cosfs: Thomasino Houson, Carpenter's- row. 40J. and costs William Smith Chollerton,Duckin field-street, 60. end cosrts, A charge waenl also reerred ngamnet Johns Coffee, Tridgewater-etreet, by inspector ...

KIRKDALE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS

... KIRKDALE MICHAELMAS SESSUNS. .. . e .. A . a___ f __ Ias X.X Yesterday, the Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this division of the county commenced at the Court-house, Ktirkdale, before the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, chairman, and a fall boneh of ma- t gistrates The calendaroontained the namosof 08 prisoners f l- trial on Welony charges, and eight formledeineanoure. After tifb 7 court had been ...

Lancashire Lent Assizes

... CIn Mr. ml) 10 Dr., it the NORTHERN DIVISION. NISI PRIUS COURT. for ~~THURSDAY, March 2. 0 'ter THE QUEEN v. O'CONNOR AND OTHEIRS. 490 In our last we gave the evidence of Several wvitnegoes as to let- ntB loge and disturbances at Stalybaridge, Ashton, Mottram= Mo r, dr, fizookport, and other places. d ye- Samuol Bannister, chief constable at Preston, gave an account re of tepoedn sonticm ...

TRIAL OF MRS. ELLEN BYRNE FOR THE MURDER OF HER HUSBAND

... 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 Bormpn otlefatiur. TIhe priaont-rwawiaitiredindte p mourning, V and, Appeared to be perfectly comprised In her mind, nor did sb he * exlbt nyfelin o trrr in thertm itucatiged * Te elt outofthie ...

POLICE COURT

... COCoxeALl'o ToBAccG.-OOFrlday last. Edv ard Murray, of 3S.1 ltdceroaa-strr et, wvas brought before bMr. Rtushton, on a charge of havinei harbotired nnd concealed 4lhs. wvelghtof foreig~n mnufac- utued tobnoen under tho counter of hiesahop. The case having F~ been proved, he wvas orderedt to pa y the mnitigcated penalty of £F25 Tr, PUBLICAN9s ANOD ?? FIXED.-There were thirteen of those part ics ...

THE STATE TRIALS IN IRELAND

... to, We have watched the preliminary proceedings in the ol of: state trials in Ireland, with the view of judging, by a *ei of practica example, whether our notthere was any tbenda- h so, tion for the assert~ion, so. common in that country, that di in- an impartial administration of Justice wns all but hope- SI he lees from a partisan bench and an Oranoge jury. We ed. deemed that if ever there ...

SINGULAR CHARGE OF ROBBERY OR LARCENY

... SINGULAR OHARGE OF ROBBERY OR LARCENY. at hind te On Molnday last, just before the rising of the magistrates at the At re Police-court, Mr. Evans, solicitor to the Guardiene Society, UsP- liesnle agaist homs P.Pin, fr stalig adeedof ar eeroip.Theboy to ocewsyr atal oeitodn hn dore ni The Mr Evans said he di not proceed on ?? of Pariaen, m at bu ntebedpinpeo h omnjwo h and when Att Be Ie at ae ...

CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY AND FORGERY

... tHABGE OF COiSP1RACY. AgY FORGERY, q X pXTRA4iPJNARY' CASE. I _ Akt'th Hoobdale petty SeS11fs55 on Friday- Ink, and by adjouVre. l- mro5ftbfsoaday, before a full benohof masgistralossand a crowdall etourt t~yo'orespectable-lookhnI. mlddite-ged females, name-W., lila the 41~li ~se, hf-wfe Of .0 Wt~,ig isf~ae lsred wish haying V: and o ba written, variotis efett'rS t& larg, Nusmber Of peraiso ns ...