... REVIEW OF THE SESSION. The member for Bucks is about to follow the o example of his patron, Loid Lyndhurst, and take Lt Government to account for what has been faceB t tiously called The Massacre of the Innocents. Ti Mr. Disraeli would enhance the value ...

... COURT OF REVIEW-YESTERDAY. I I AY.-A- U. . - P- - T_ BALy-- I. atI Alexander Hanry and Robert W. Shekleton, petitioners; Tko- st mas E 1 Hearny, a minor, respondent. al A Court of Review, composed of Mr. Justice Jackson, Mr. a Justice Moore, Baron Gr ...

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... eeriefW, a weekly journal published In London. The articles in said journal consist entirely of comments on oarrent eveuts a1d reviews of books. For the most pert, they are written with great ability, and In a style indicating that their authors are.educated ...

... ton's amendment to the Address great stress was laid by the opponents of an investigation on the supposed irregularity of reviewing the verdict of a jury in a criminal case, and Mr. Gladstone him- self is reported to have described, -It a- quite a new ...

... still be open to him. They had also said that he should have the benefit of any error into which it would appear, upon the review of the proceedings, the courtomartial might have fallen. BHe was sa- tisfiedwthat the members of the court did not; desire ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCE—Yesterday. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. Mart Lane Express.) The for English wheat are In a state of treat duccuratf.ment, the declaration arerajo of undei having into farmer*' minds all the dismal experiences of 1389 and 1830 ...

... outdoor relief for the week ending the 18th instant in the South City districts was l,3'tl,at cost £29 lOd. THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW ARTICLE The Alexander Frazer, was instrutted i.o present report to the Visiting Committee concerning the allegations against ...

... authority for this. Mr. Justice O'Brien-That pass2ge only Shows w't where tise evidence waas conlicting the court would sot review it. Mr. itesan submitted that the court could not lcek at tte evidence. Mr. Justice O'Brien-If the depositions dis. eosed ...

... yes- terday for a conditional order for a certiorari di. rected to the magistrates at Balbriggan Petty Sessions to ?? up for review by the Court of Queen's Bench the conviction obtained by Mr. Ion Trant Hamilton, M.P., against John M'Guinness, for trespass ...

... Court house. ?? Murphy, Q.C., replied on the part of the p.. r titioner, Mr. Dalway. , Baron Dowse, in delivering judgment, reviewed at great length the entire evidence. He disposed of the charges of personation and the hiring of tally rooms and car, as ...

... pending esuch redernp- tion the interest payable on the guaranteed de.; posits should be retained in Court. Judge Bewley hang reviewed the facts in the proceed ings, said they were clearly of opinion that Mr. M'Carthy did not refer to the drainage charge on ...