... afternoon. His Lordship took his seat at half-past nine o'clock. There was a numerous attendance. Hardy and Another v. Wil~h.-The plaintiffs, Mary Hardy and Hugh Unthank, are winc-merchants in Man- chester, and the defendant, Henry Wilks, an innkeeper ...

... and hard labour. NISI PRIUS COUItT: THURSDAY. Before Alr. Justice Cressivell. Cliffe v. Hardy.-John Cliffe, grocer, of Pendleton, was ttie plaintiff, and John Hardy, provision dealer, of the same place, the defendant. The action was for a balance of £24 ...

... the same tire.-Sub- t Inspector Cahill said these tools were all found in a box c e in a bed-room of the prisoners' house. a Thomas Bogerson sworn: I am a joiner, and lost some 0 tools from Mr. Walker's building, top of Fairfield-street, , Ardwicls, about ...

... by the Rev. Joshua Thomas Horton, John Armstrong, Esq., James Clarke, Jun., Esq., Edward Boyer, Esq., the Rev. WilliamIHenry Boulton, the Right Hon. Lord Skelmers- ,n dale, John Formby, Esq., Thomas Greene, Esq., M.P., 13 Rev. Thomas Mackreth, Rev. Miles ...

... fternoon. ?? LORDSHIp took his 6eat at half pastnineo'clock. f n. There was a numerous attendance. d I- HARDY AND ANOTHERS V. WiLKr.-The plaintiffs, Mary Hardy tl and Hugh Unthank, are wine merchants, in Manchester, and 0 the defendant. Henry Wilks, an Innkeeper ...

... Scarisbrick. unlawfurlly and ma- mu h liciously cut nail wounded Thomas Meados with intent 'lb Ito do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. llomi: stated the r. curse, It rippeared that the prosecutor and Thomas Rim- on ~B mar went to the house of the prisoner, on Monday ...

... ?? who pleaded guilty to ?? at Floetwood, e n the 26th May, one bat, one shirt, and one handkerohlef, thle pro. j frty of Thomas Cmos~ was sentenced to oen month's solitary con- I finoment, andtohbe onces whipped. i Janese Mitchell, ID ?? pleaded guilty ...