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... TRIAL FOR AN INFRINGEMENT UPON ONE at OF MR. WALTON'S (or SOWERBY BRID E, NEAR HALIFAX,) PATENTS. at i. thec of ed t COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEBRUARY 11. 9d IC° WALTON V. POTTER AND ANOTHER, I as This was an action for the infringement of a patent, which hi} had been obtained by the plaintiff on the 27th of March, 1834. is en Tle subject matter 01 that patent was described In the speciti. sn ...
... THE COURT. THE PtOPLE. LOOK o01 THIS PICTVR, ; IlE CHRISTENING of the young Princess took place Tu on Wednesiay, the 10th wi inst. Halftpast six oclock in, was the time fixed. A few fol minutes after the arrival of Bpi 5 the Queen Dowager, her so3 majesty and the entire Cl: 5 partypsed ?? ge9 3 room. This saloon, the of -most magnificent of the wl state apsitinents, Was pro- of pared with ...
... I THE COURT. THE PEOPLE. LOOK ON THIS PICTURE, HEr C71RISTNtNN ofthe young Princess took plaso on Wednesday, the 10th inst. Half-past six o'clock was the time fixed. A few minutes after the arrival of the Queen Dowager, her Majesty and the entire ?? room. This saloon, the most magnificent of the state apartments, 'Was pre- pared with great splendour for the christening. 'The throne had been ...
... ! VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT, FRIDAY, FEB. 5.1 rork. REV. T. SCOTT'S BIBLE.-INJUNCTION.-.SEELEY AND prc Iour OTHERS r. FISHER -Mr. K{NIGHT BRUCE said he was instructed ing on on behalf'of Messrs. Seeley, Hatchards, and others, booksellers, to hal that move ec parte for a special injunction to restrain Messrs. Fisher, ,, 00~w, the defendants, from selling or disposing of any number or part of yes ...
... PUBLIC MEETINGS AGAINST THE POOR-LAW AMENDMENT ACT.-MEETING IN LITTLE BOLTON. (From Ase Bolton Chronicle.) at A public meeting of leypayers, convened by the over. £ seers, in consequence of a requisition numerously signed, B was held in the Town Hall, Little Bolton, on Wednes- fc day evening last; to take into consideration the pro- tl priety of petitioning both Houses of Paliament against YP ...
... legal JIntellfgence. a VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, FRIDAY, FEe. 5. Rev,. T. Scott's Bible.-Injunction.-Seeley and others d v. Fisher. 0, Mr. KNICGHT BRUCE said, he wvas instructed, on behalf I of Messrs. Seeley, Hatcllards, and others, booksullers, to i move ex parte for a special injunction to restrain Messrs. yFisher, the defendants, from selling or disposing of any k number or part of an ...
... PUBLIC MEETING TO PETITION FOR THE, IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF .MR. HENRY HETHERINGTON. Thursday night week a public meeting was held at the Social Hall, Hercules Buildings, Lambeth, to peti- tion the Legislature for the immediate release of Mr. H. Hetherington, confined in the Marshalsea, for four months, for selling Haslam's Letters, which have been termed, by the law officers of the Crown, a ...
... I Tuesday last was the day fixed for the trial of the i Earl of Cardigan, on the charge of feloniously shooting at Capt. Harvey Tuckett. o The Counsel for the prosecution were the Attorney- I General and Mr. Waddington, the Solicitor-General P being absent from indisposition; and for the noble a prisoner, Sir William Follett, Mr. Sergeant Wrang- v ham, and Mr. Adolphwu. As a quarter before ...
... proaseeings in tbe 3pull Polite court. I FRIDAY, Fanl. 12. Before Mr. JAmes Bowasax. STEALING Rittaos.-Tcvo young women, called AMary Ashley and S&plia Frazer, were charged wvith stealing rings from Mr. Terrier, silrersmith ..r. Ferriecr said, they called at his shop yesterday, and asked to look at some wedding-rings. Ashley tried one on, and, pretending to lay it down again, sulb. stituled ...
... I Thursday night week a public meeting was held at the Social Hall, Hercules Buildings, Lambeth, to peti- tion the Legislature for the immediate release of Mr. H. letherington, confined in the Marshalsea, for four mionths, for selling Haslam's Letters, which have boon termed, by the law officers of the Crown, a blas- phensous publication. At eight o'lock the hall was densely crowded; but it ...
... TWAL OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Tuesday last was the day fixed for the trial of the ie Earl of Cardigan, on the charge of feloniously shooting at Capt. Harvey Tuckett. o The Counsel for the prosecution were the Attorney- I General and Mr. Waddington, the Solicitor-General p being absent from indisposition; and for the noble a prisoner, Sir William Follett, Mr. Sergeant ...