... sent for Mr. H. F. Wood. Sir Peter Laurie asked the prisoner whirh of the solicitors he wished to conduct his case ? The prisoner said he did not care which ; he would leave it te the alderman to decide* Sir Peter Laurie declined to interfere. • .. The ...

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... name, and the officers of the society, seven in number, were arranged before the bench, before Sir Peter Laurie ?? Alderman Lawrence. Sir Peter Laurie— Now, Mr. Porter, look at these men and see if you can identify any one of them. Mr. Porter— Neither ...

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... GUILDHALL— Lews John Jones, a clerk, in the em • ploy of Mr. Huddlestone the barrister, was placed at th. bar before Sir Peter Laurie, charged with embezzling va nous large sums of money received by him on account o his employer. Mr. Huddlestone, who appeared ...

... liberal sentiments, Sir Peter, and may therefore mention, that I admire the Scripture as much as any Christian, but I cannot accept tbem as a whole, or I should have no objection to the form of oath proposed. Sir Peter Laurie— What do you believe in, ...

... bottles of I wine under their arms and in their pockets. . t Sir Peter Laurie — What time in the day did this take , place ? v Witness — Seven o'clock in the morning. 1 1 Sir Peter Laurie — Was this kitchen adjoining Mr. Burgh's « cellar? i Witness — lt ...

... 1031, by the same master Agftew4,7oo A Wild Boar Hunt, in a woody landscape, by Peter Paul Rubens Laurie I, GOO An Illustration to Euripides' Tragedy of Alcestis, also by Peter 1 _ul Rubens 31 ...

... large amount on credit, within three months oftheir bankruptcy, with intent to cheat and defraud their creditoi-9. Sir Peter Laurie presided, and Sir R. W. Carden and Alderman Humphrey were present during the proceedings. I The court, as on the former ...

... nation relative to several charges of frauds alleged to have been committed by means of fictitious spelter warrant-*. Sir Peter Laurie presided, and Mr. Chas. Pearson, the City Solicitor, attended to prosecute on behalf of the City j of London. * j This ...

... search of the prisoner, whom he brought to the station soon after I arrived there. Sir Peter Laurie — Was the watch found upon her : Prosecutor — lt was, sir. Sir Peter Laurie — Then it is a case for conviction, and I hink great credit is due to the officer ...

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