... Eden; v r . Isy *O T. Thomas - Has, Berley (S)- Hrra~e.rgra grae tngsr rnev.Ji G ral v ?? ('2);egev. vi Sqiire; TLioenber v. ser;Fnlk.rewl;Atre~ Xeoral v. Walmley 2) da PrInce (3) ; Greenwood ?? iccc .Cndain); L Lockhartv. Hardy (3); ot.Tosno;Lagle.orllt ...

... Greenwell; Agussez v. Squire; Attorney-General v. Walinsloy; Thauber v. Shoardl; Biggs v. Naylor; Howard v. P'zlnce; Lockhart v. Hardy ; Booth v. Toinlinson, Coxhead v. Babb. COURT OF QUEEN'S BE-NCH, WESTUMISTE5.. Ar IO.-Sititngs in Banco. COUNTY 0F COMMON PLEAS ...

... M8orphew. daAT 10.-Causes, &c.: Noblev. Mdeymeott part heard; Thprnber v. Sbeard; Biggs v. Naylur; Howard v. Prince; Lockhartv. Hardy; bin- Boothv. Tomlinaon; Coxhead v. Bubb (2); Chrrltytv. Courtena; !ewe Billenger *.Howes; Gregory v. Davies; Penruddock v ...

... days and places for hole ng slich ag~s, s r tunedto ?? -oaloe, viz.,. SpE ¶OXeaCzacuLT.-Judges: 'The Lord Chier Justice Sir Thomas ?? and Mr. Justice Marlo. Hertford, Feb. 28; Cheamlnaftrd, trjY March 4 ; Lewes, March II;, Maldatone, Afprch 18; Aingso. ...

... Kirk. patrick. Cacas, 8cc.: Londonderry and EnniaMen Railway v. Lelshman; Agnasey v. Squire; Biggsr. Naylor; Lockhart v. Hardy; Christy v. Courtenay. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, WiTMINSTELR Ar 9J.-Middlesex comracl Juries: Cos T. Strfck; Earl Amherst and ...

... asked to have the prisoners admitted to bail, but the court refused the application. ATTEMPTING TO EXTORT MONEY BY MENACES. Thomas Smith, an aged man, was placed at the bar to receive judgment. This prisoner was convicted a few sessions back of sending ...

... almost innumerable Mr. Roberts, na attorney knew Thomas Hollbrook Coyle and his brothers Francis ignatius and William Rudolph. The signatures to the scrip certificates of a ga company shown to him were in Thomas H. Coyle's handwriting ; to some of them were ...

... prlsmreees Charles oB tgate, taw sonnsciaeh, Jamno Braleny. AT It.-BacvORZ MR- Oyc'i aselos HAR111.-31ail: Thoma's L. GrTem Final order Thomas Jackson, Jtn. Adjour6 sed anr- peno, aedthe p.ointmos: Joi an lwes. Smell deobts: t° &t At 1.~aa e.Cxx~ax i ...

... person. The Sticks were rid- si log stilcko, ouch ase we fsete a farmer riding with, from two to dli three teet in length. le Thomas Harfiy- am a shoemaker, living in Grove- b'i buildiogs. l toew the deceasod; ice was an apprentice ir workiteg for Mr. Baniface ...

... BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGHALL.STBET. thomas Marshall, atfield-street, victualler, div., 11; Robert King, Oxford strect, cal merchant, laet exam., 11*; James Laurie, New- lngtoneaoaewayt milliner, dlv., 12; Thomas Garrett, Stowmarket. coachmaker, choie ...

... Alfred Enott. Original Protection : David Alvarey, James ti 'roonas Turner. Adjourned Discharge: Alfred Ashion kiurrow; 0: Thomas Moore. Final Order: Samuel Richardson, rho Founrer. d At 11.-Bisorm Ala. Cosiaceosoonan Poui.s.iea.-Enlergtd rule: ? Charles ...

... Pleals. It now came on to he'disposed of, the cor of iw having given) an opinion ad- e: verse to the petitioners' claim. Mr. Hardy appeared for the petitioner, and Mr. Toiler far thea'snee, wo cnmeted asthecas was one of hardship re nd i utytha th cots f ...