... the pen whence. it emanates is now well known. and the writer has been long famed, not only for his attachment to all the hardy and invigorating sports of the field,.but for the graphio manner in which he has portrayed them inbthe. periodical sporting ...

... William Rose; 'George Emery, Richard -Emery, HenryMartin, Moses Presley, James Emery,.iJolu Rose, Thomas Rose, Charles Presley, Charles Mason, and Thomas Holloway. Immnediately after the verdict had been returned the coroner issued his warrant for the ...

... , Attvood, New York, HOB; Milton, Bowlby, Elsineur and St. Pelerslsrg, 242; Agoes, Lamont, St. Thomas's and Nassau, New Providence, 124; Britannia, Hardie, Calcutta, 497. SHIPS CLEARED OUTWARDS WIT1I CARGO.-Tne Possidone, Valentine, for Hong-Kong and ...

... colmmittee:-Mr. flayter, Mr. Scarlhtt, Mr. Sergeant Stock, Sir John Yarde Buller, Mr. Hogg, Mr. Wilson 1atten, Mr. Burroughes, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Tancred, Mr. Evans, Mr. Bruce, Mr. Gibson Craig, Mr. Patrick Stewart, Mr. Robert Scott, and Mr. Darby. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE ...

... Hastle, Mr. Pringle, Mr. Smoliett, Mr. Horsman, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Acland, Mr. Culquhoun, and Mr. Wyse. RIGHT OF SEARCH. Mr. HARDY bog ed to put a question to tile noble lord opposite (the late Secretary of State for Foreign Adiairs), wtom respect to the ...

... Douro, Marquis sO, Norwich 61,046 4384 Dowdeawell, WV. Tewkesbury 5785 489 Drummond, H1. Perthshire 188,151 4234 Dufiteld, Thomas Abingdon 5859 828 Dugdale, W. S, N. Warwickahitoi 206,086 0786 Duncombe, lRon. A. East Retford - 218376 ,2785 Dbincombe, Hon ...

... house, and myself, have been served with a writ of summons to appear to an action of trespass at the suit of Thomas Burton Howard, by Thomas Howard, hisattorney As the writ of summons did not state the nature of th trespass, I thought it proper to enter ...

... upon the party from whom we expect attack [hear]; in other words, to put it in homely phrase, that we are not to knock down Thomas because we are afraid of Richard rhear, hear]. Laying that ground, I say if I make out that the war of which I am speaking ...

... were prece- dents for pleading. The y ha d the case which had been re- ferred to by his honourable and learned friend (Sir Thomas Wilds), of Burdett v. Abbott, where the house had decided, although against the opinion of those beat acquainted with the ...

... PRINTED PAPERS. WSDNIE3SDAY, MARCH 15. AldJourned Debate.-Amendmert proposed, That Thomas Burton Howard do attend at thc bar of this House to-morrow.-The House divided : Ayes, 84 ; Noes, 157. AYES. Aglionby, H, A. Gley, Sir G. Paget, Lord Alfred AMdam ...

... of languages. And yet, with this notorious example of the miscarriage of justice before the public, Lord Lyndhurst has the hardi- hood to assert that there has been no fault in the administration of the law. Macnaughten's case, we admit, was one of much ...

... advantages and disadvantages of a two days' poll, which ended in a division, when the motion was rejected by 143 to 66. 5Mr. HARDY proposed a clause to prevent fictitious value being put upon premises by arrangements between landlord and tenant as to the ...