... wife's head, and caused t:e remand of seven days was granr ae ' ' ordered the inrured woman s dep Ots! -t4 BEFORE MESSR.S. HENERY JS.M i 5tDa ;I rca CRUELrY C.sFS.-Wiliam Fn, P-r e Taurer, baker, Seaforth, his emplner i- for working and casisng to be a-c ...

... t, nowv St. H!elens - avenue, lately the Stores, Orchard-street, all Swansea, hay and corn. dealer, now out of business.] Henery Kempin, Tugby, Leicestershire, timber t dealer. William John Pritchard, Postoffice, Llangyfle, . Carnarvonshire, draper and ...

... BANIteiiT.-tLT v. TA- UTON.-This wxs rean action brought by the plaleetiff, Henry Halt, agaliest ties 1)00 defeimdant, George Henery Taucetoni, for the recovery of thle sunes are of £10 2s. lid. Mir. Grocott appeared for tics plalistiff, anid ear Mir. J. ...

... young officer. Both of those were sen- tened to two years (the fal terse) of imprisonment. I One ofthose was aman named Dr. Henery. He (the Deputy-Recorder) had known several sach cases daring his professional experience; and as this was a6bad ouss, the ...

... direction's were given. ?? should therefore give a' verdict for the de- fendants. AeCTON FRoesSLAeqcDaa.-J08e~p7lEjjlisoe v. Henery Acll- Ij,,g.-Thc plaintifl'in this case is a bobbin turner residing A in Gillot-strest, and the defendant is a fruiterer and ...

... Tavern, 21, Cook. we eel ?? House, Browncross-street; or erfot RoalOak, 41, Garden Lane ; Joseph tarBrery, 99, Bury-street; Henery Mills, Blue .fllfoo.be ect Blided. o 'Derniott, Cambridge Inn. II caio of thee beerhouse keepoers to whom the magis. eis propose ...

... tr:lson 'ThO)*pOu!dCei Syildge;- ' ,I hr. IJoin 'Hhtbhl~ s 6ti; MO R. fL. H-utchinson, Blaakb=A;nMlriJ W, lut ¢llowle, YMt hener;.i 'Mr. P. Maisad, Steckport; Ur. Alfred Mine ManeheMm er: ; Mtr.R 'BobrbNeuI Manchester;, Mr JoKr than Nrid QBohidem liz\. ...