... Eden; v r . Isy *O T. Thomas - Has, Berley (S)- Hrra~e.rgra grae tngsr rnev.Ji G ral v ?? ('2);egev. vi Sqiire; TLioenber v. ser;Fnlk.rewl;Atre~ Xeoral v. Walmley 2) da PrInce (3) ; Greenwood ?? iccc .Cndain); L Lockhartv. Hardy (3); ot.Tosno;Lagle.orllt ...

... Having ascertained that his information was correct, he immediately waited upon Mr. Hardy, the supervisor of Site district, and accompanied him So the place. Mr. Hardy, supervisor, said he accompanied Mr. Penny on ithe day named, and discovered a private ...

... Greenwell; Agussez v. Squire; Attorney-General v. Walinsloy; Thauber v. Shoardl; Biggs v. Naylor; Howard v. P'zlnce; Lockhart v. Hardy ; Booth v. Toinlinson, Coxhead v. Babb. COURT OF QUEEN'S BE-NCH, WESTUMISTE5.. Ar IO.-Sititngs in Banco. COUNTY 0F COMMON PLEAS ...

... M8orphew. daAT 10.-Causes, &c.: Noblev. Mdeymeott part heard; Thprnber v. Sbeard; Biggs v. Naylur; Howard v. Prince; Lockhartv. Hardy; bin- Boothv. Tomlinaon; Coxhead v. Bubb (2); Chrrltytv. Courtena; !ewe Billenger *.Howes; Gregory v. Davies; Penruddock v ...

... Strgi-1'ecktt v Pulres- cjl-lkebili' v ?? v Lthins. KClicERY-LANii, at 10.-Causes: Thornher v f Na;-or-Howard v Prince-Lockhart v Hardy A:,otli ?? v 11atbb (2)-Christy v Courte. ' b1as e ?? v Davies-Penruddoek r Ham. ?? v'tl; ti Ilaipiilsoli- ;i. ,dT~irt ( egsmrsa's ...

... and there was no allegation in the bill that such payment bad been made. It was submitted by Mr. Bolt, Mr. Matins, and Mr. Hardy, againstthe demurrer, that there was nothing in the agree- noent illegal. It merely provided for a division of joint profits ...

... days and places for hole ng slich ag~s, s r tunedto ?? -oaloe, viz.,. SpE ¶OXeaCzacuLT.-Judges: 'The Lord Chier Justice Sir Thomas ?? and Mr. Justice Marlo. Hertford, Feb. 28; Cheamlnaftrd, trjY March 4 ; Lewes, March II;, Maldatone, Afprch 18; Aingso. ...

... whom he was struck and ?? 40s., or one month's imprisonment, 0 LEREENWELL. ASSAULT ON A LICENSED VICTUALLER.-On Wea- nesday, Thomas Howard was charged by Mr. Fresthy, of the Bull's Head, Cross-street, Hatton-garden, with disorderly conduct, and having assaulted ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - 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 ...