... should be made known. Mr. Hluddlestone asked to have the prisoners admitted to to bail, but the court refused the application. Thomas Smsitlh, an aged man, was placed at the bar to re- ceive judgment. This prisoner was convicted a few sessions back of sending ...

... 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 ...

... - PESJURY BY A WISNESS.- George Marshall was indicted for stealing a gold watch chain, value 21s., the property of Charles Hardy, sur- geon, 21, lHigh-street, Poplar.-Mr. Mellor appeared forthe prisoner. The prosecutor, who gave his evi- dence in a very ...

... Guiltyj and they were sentenced to twelve months? imprisonment and hard labour. UTTERING A FORGED NOTE.W. C. Thomas, alias C. W. B. Thomas, twenty, described as a painter, was indicted for feloniously uttering a forged 9l1note, with intent to defraud ...

... fee of an oil-mill at Eveshaam, and of a life isterest in the other moiety, the fee sinsple of which was vested in his son Thomas Nelson Forster, the whole being subject to a miortgage of 4,0001. The testator died in 1S3 I and after Isis deatbh omas Nelson ...

... 413e has been taken under a distress for a churth. rate of 4s Gd, from R. Hardy Esq., the late candidaco for Worcester ; and property value SOS for a rate on tie premises of Mr Hardy and his partner Aid. Padmore, who had contributed liberally to the erectioun ...

... CoerCNCL-lieauSE, BuaisroL, S.ArunDAY, February 9, i1- xi, Magistrates present: The Alayor, and Messrs. King and ry Langton. at Thomas Lewis, for being drunk and disorderly in Limekiln. In lane, and assaulting policeman 9r, was fined 10s. and costs, or refourteen ...

... 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 ...

... courts of common law oil the English statutes was decisive of the question. Puglet v. Foley, 2 Bingliain, and Strachais v. Thomas, 12 Adol. and Ellis, had been adopted by Sir Edward Sulden (in Ireland) in Harrison v. Dingenon, and Henry v. Smith, 2 Drury ...

... the cheque was not paid; ba when presented.-Mr.Binham committed thee prisoner am for ?? next case wvas preferred by Mr. Thomas hs Thomas, the proprittr of Natchqtt's Hotel, Piccadilly. ev Mr. Thsomas'de'posed 'that'oi'thb'Jllth of April, lS49, th the prisoner ...

... but to Hardy only. No proof that mortgagor or It mortgagees wero ever in possession atid no proof of receipt of o rent, or of interest, dowit to the preselt time. a The Learned Counsel put in receipts forrent pahl by his client to John Hardy for the ...