... THE HAYNAU OUTRAGE . I - , - 1 .--I - . ?? There are none of his national characteristics which the Englishman dwells upon with so much pride, and preserves with so much jealousy, as his hospitality. It is his glory to think that England offers a safe asylum for every one in difficulty or danger. He wishes to make no inquiry into the statica, -the faith, or the political principles of the ...

... V. once malin.jence. a FRIDAY, AUGTUST 9. SMUGGLING TonBveco.-A sailor, beloniing- to the Cle- ofimosier galliot, in Coking Deck, weas finedI 2:_Is. for having finl h1is possession 2 lbs. of smnuggled tobacc'o ; and another 'o sailor wvas also filetl 20ls. for aL like offence. re. ROBBNnaG A MRNSSMATE.-David Nelson, a sailor, wvas an brosight op for stealing ,and paivning a flhunel jacket, et. ...

... volice Fonc3 o or TUESDAY, JUNE 1S. 551U 3 FORGE.Pt S OF Ss'IPPINr NoTEs.-Elizabeth Gillespie was committed for trial at the assizes for passing two forged I shipping notes. It appeated that the prisoner had pre- Ay sented two notes to Mr. Richard Lumb, publican, Ray- lio street, in September last, purporting to belong to seamen in the ships Cheshire and Constellation, for which £2 ios. a ansd ...

... Onl Friday evening, Wriliam Wllitwvor'i, a ehilld five months old, liHig: With parent iui St.. J.U! 'N-tt aie died fromt injuries received by fallinh, from his *tlirr's aarms. Thc fathe: wva, going 01) stal air,, whenleea;'t eii ' mtally fell from his arms to the bottom of the Hetai;l. Jlo died from fia tiro of tile skull. Veriict, acd;!ilent td dath. On Satur:l-y, the 2nd inst., Sara1ah ...

... I p)olice Ittdi ence, TUESDAY, OCTBER 29. James Rorhiford and William Gilihamn were about to beL committed on a charge of stealing two bags of nuts fromj -the schooner Triumiphant, lying in George's Deck, wheit,sn at the suggestiou of Mr. Superintendent Clough, the Cap- ~s tamn was sent for, and hie admitted that he had given te I'll nuts to the prisoners. MAr. Itusliton, on this information, ...

... In a recent number of our journal we ell-N1 J1 deavoured to call the attention of our readers CA ?? and the public to the defects which are apparent NI y in the present law of divorce. Some of these EU ef defects were illustrated by an authentic account of Al e legal proceedings arising out of a case of local cCX interest, and we then showed the gross injustice NI. )c of a system which compels ...

... On ?? v lato, a female of respectable appearance = lembarked at Dublin, in the Queen Victoria steamer, for Liverpool. She gave her name as Miss Smith, and said K she was a cabin passenger. During the voyage she E complained of being indisposed, but as her indisposition El was supposed to arise from sea sickneme, no particular notice was taken of it at the time. Before reaching Liverpool, ...

... Tho f-ln.inrn rxes mere hr.-rdl t T'n-PuIQV- t r icil, The following cartes were heard ott Tueeday, before re of Mr.ICommissioner Perry : the I-N RE 0ONFY.-ABSOCONDING OF A B3ANxntuOr.-TltisI 3syal bankrupt who wsas a passenger broker and emigrant I In agent, in the Goree *Piazz in, absconded Under jseculi~irI yec~routraitees the day before the fiat seas issued agalindt 8050 himn and, in to ...

... .OU' of GERnAnD oR KAY V. WVILsoN.-Tlhis was an ac- ion tion of damages for seduction, in which Iirs. Mary or Ann Gerrard or Kay, and Joseph Kay, her husband, ife, residing in Edinburgh, were pursuers, and the trus- I of tees of the late Wm. Ralph Wilson, sometime re- mli. siding in Edinburgh, and afterwards in Glasgow, on, were defenders. de- The facts of the case, as stated for the pursuer, ...

... NISI PRIUS COOURT. is TUESBeor DM. AroY.LF. thee iSINJURY FROM A RAILWAY ACCIDENT the 18 WOOrDnow V. THE. LANCASTER AN'D CARLISLE RAILWAIY req g COMPANY--Mr. Martin, Q. C,, M*r. Cowling, and Mr. tilil d Laiurie appeared for tile plaintiff. The Atterney-uenerai Big' Knowles, Sir. Atiterton, anti Mr. Overenld for thle eiefeistl toI anccts. Mr. Janies W\oodrowe, tule plaintiff, is a commission ...

... LIVERPOOL OCPOBER SLSSJONS. fullowinig p)ri~sross have bluen triel ;i-e, Tile fullowinag pri srns have li)en trietl .ince our t Imst publication :- t- 'Vlinas lobelrts, for stealing goods from thle person of Samuel IsTUMs seven yells. - James Davies, for ste:ling Indian corn, &c., and George Blacklburne for receiving tie saam, were found guilty on b the thst hidefiniaent. , lary Anil Taylor, ...

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