... IDR. ROWLAND WILLIAMS %AND THE ESSAYS i AND REVIEWS. IR IOLN ILMISADTEESY (Piros the Wtfslsaman.J In the case of any delicate and difficult dispute, there is sure to be found'some partisans, hot-headed and thick- witted, 3vho think it the finest thing ...

... REVIEW OF TI'HE'SESSION BY MR OSBORNE MORGAN, Q.C., M.P. On M~onday night Mr G. Osborne Morgan, Q.C, the Liberal representative in Parliament of the county of Denbigh, reviewed the proceedings of the past parlia- mentary session, in the Town-hall, Wrexham ...

... DECISION. The Lord Chief Baron delivered the judgment of the Court in this case. After stating the facts involved in it, and reviewing the various proceedings which had taken place in the Court of Arches, the Judicial Committee of Privy Council, the Courts ...

... thereby occasion loss of life, they were guilty of the deaths which resulted by the act. The Lord Chief Justice then passed in review the various items in Mullany's evi. dence, dwelling at length upon the letter brought by Mrs Barry to Murphy at Mullany's ...

... but plaintiff did not so considei, and' Mr. WEL8BY (with whom was Mr. Macintyre) moved,. on his behalf for a new rule to review the taxt:ion of costs,>; with the object of increasing in; Mr. GROVE, Q.C., for defendant, appeared to show cause. He was ...

... 'When Mr Deakin had concluded his address to the jury. Mr Walsh addressed the court for the Crown. Ha gavo a dispassionate review of the evidence of the different witnesses, and claimad for the prosecution that they had brought home the guilt of the murder ...

... registraer and not to the Courb; but the object waS that the' registrar, as a ministerial officer, should, if he thcngbt proper, review his taxatioa and ta4ts evidence.- and so be prepared with the fact3 if the. matter should be' broeght ?? the COort for judgment ...

... purchaser for the vessel. The name of the Emily Wynne was never mentioned to Messrs Harper and Wiokbam .-Elis H~onour, reviewing the evidence, said he believed thatb the purchase was effected through Mr Ogle, who was instructed by the nlaintiff. The ...

... the two convicts will be executed on Friday, the 1 6th instant, at Cavan. Oa Friday morning the troops of the garrison were reviewed by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Commander of d the Forces, attended each by a brilliant staff, at the Riyal ...

... convicted and those in the case in which lie was indicted but not tried. Thre Learned Judge (Patteson) then took aln elaborate review of the whole circumstuances involved in the in. dictments and trial at the Central Criminal Cotart, in April, 1844, commenting ...

... Girundy said the. company's solicitors took a different View of the case, and the decision of the magis- trates would be reviewed either by a case for the quarter sessions or the Court of Queen's Bench. ...

... was a question which would have to be decided elsewhere. They had to give their verdict on the facts of the case, which he reviewed at length. The Jury, after two hours' deliberation,found that the Company had been negligent in not providing a fence to ...