... * It beinga enerallv known that Tu,,..AO ?? - _ It being 'generally known that Tuesday se'ntikht was the last day upono Wbich Mr. Jastice Patteson would occupy hia :seat upon the Baenoh a crowd of barrister5 and of the public thronged the Court of Queen's Bench from an early bour in expectation of hearing the parting address to be delivered by tba Attorney-General to his Lordship upon bhi ...

... CoUNcIZ-HozrsE. BRISTOL, SATunDAy, Febrmary 21. Magistrates present: The Mayor, and Messrs. Hearapanh and Jones. William Vickery, remanded, charged with stealing timber, was committed for trial. Robert MILachlan, a shock.headed sea-boy, was charged with stealing a dog, the property of another nautical juvenile named John Hall. Both were employed on board tle same vessel, from which a day or ...

... BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT 'OF BANKRUPTCY. ll|` . : ` n a f M .r tbmmissioler gill), : : (3fr. Mr. eoynhksr sonlrX 7ll H ), : THUltSDAY-kceH; 3weENRY ...

... VIOE-CRAI5OELLOR'S CouwR, Pet. 20.- (Before Sir R. .T. Klndersley.)-Ifawker's Trwt.-.Mr. Tollerappeared inssupport. of apetitionin this matter under ?? a.p- tpeared that the Bristol and Exeter ?? taken certain lands for the ?? of their railway, anid paid the money Into court in the usual way,, under their special act, Vthe transaction having taken place previously to the Passing Of dthe lande' ...

... ' *.R TO!L'.,' , ;CON, T. . C O R. '1 =RIST.OL COUIN'TY, CO0URT1. (Beore A. Palmnef, EoD., Judge.)' MONDAY,-ClTI ON To SutTsor.- William Rav v. John Supear.- .This. is a case which, it will be remembered, canae before the court Ilast weE, anld Involved a question as to the liabillties of carriera where parceals entrusted to their oare are iostthrough negli ence. Hls Honour ruled.thatthe ...

... It j~jST~iCI CVURT'OFU BANKRUPTOY. Jit oXWWS~lCB UltBE. 'WjEh A.1,, February 19.-hr re DIIV!D 00olYER' irocai oanr, dec., of Taviatock.~ This wan ameeting for last erilai'n M . Hrr I ji officiti eaniguee, informed his Honour that be hadii found the ?? Accountis correct, and all his payments vouched for exceipt a small Amount in the house- hold elipefses, iwhich the bankruptaecoltinted for as ...

... COUrNCIL-cHoues, BRiSroL, SATURDnA, February 14. Magistrates present: The Mayor; and Messrs. Jones, erae path, Lunell, and Barges. TuE LosT SON.-.The father of the lad Mountain, whose case we reported in our last impression, appeared before the bench to know if they could assist him in recovering his son. It will be recollected that the lad was picked up at the terminus by two sharpers, who ...

... RATING OF RAILWAYS.-4 the Court 'of. . Que s' Benoh on Tuesday' I decision was announced by; Lord Ckmp.' bell in the case of the Queen on the prodeoution of' the Gieat Western Railway Company ev Tilurst.I The 'quesition had re-' ference to the rating tot and a half rmiles of the erki and' Hsntt railway, whslich'iihied 'tbrouigh the ?? .p~rish., The railway was at. one tifqe au ?? line, but, ...

... CASTLE OF EXETER-FBitAY. JAN. 30TH. ,- A J.!An. IA,- . TI,,r W IV A ddi-lon ! Before C. Gordon, Esq., Chnirman; Hon. W. IV. Addington; Sir J. Duntze, Bart.; A. &tozey, Efq.; D. B. Davey, Esq.; J. C. Luainoore, .&t ; J. AMlford, E'sq.; and IFV Ailes, Esqp., Justices. COUBCIH V. CHAPEL.-TOVERAriON.-Mr. RiCUIABD STrsAoNGas juD., of Christow, wag summoned by Henry Hughes a lad bound by the Exeter ...

... GUILDHALL, EXETER,-WEDNESDAY. Gr_ A.- . . A _ . I A - _ .B ArW^_AM _ Before the fayor, B. Bastard, Mq., F. Woolmer, Mg,, and T. Latimer, gsq. ATTEMPTING TO PICK POCKETS. Taomis WIDsoN and JoutH CoBnIEUBS were charged by Mr. James Cossins with attempting to pick pockets, al the 'Ani:Maynooth meetidg, the previous night The complainant stated that on coming out of the meeting 'be 'sei vthe ...

... These sessions were held on Thursday, at the Globe b lun, Woo dbnry, befor e S. Woolott, Esq. Chairman, Guastavus Smith, J. Garratt, jun., and W. Bailey, Esqra. she - WILIAx BAKER was charged by Mr. W. Burrough, pro with stealing a quantity of turnips from his field in Ottery. rea Thomas Pratt stated that on the 27th Jannary he saw the the prisoner in the field, called Whitmore, pulling up ...

... ACCIIDBNW,-vOU, -0 7& . ,t? -t T'heo hall;of Trinity .Co ?? Cainbridge, 1 .;wac detatroyed byfiueon Fiday; the ,talls~oily remiaia'l On Monday se'nnight, a- man of Metagissey, dorhwntli-named;'l&atti6w Rjclh,' as committed fos'trhiat . f bv E. Coode, jan., at SrIAustell, charged with aftimpting 'te life' 'ofhibi mtber:;|' : A young man ha§s been committed for trial, ,at Cardift,J for fortig ...