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... to BEORN JSEPHPOLLOOK, ESQ. LIABILITY o1 CAutanfa.-M'Do WALL Wi. THU LoNrDoN D AND NoaTHr-WENTEBIeRAILWAY COMPANY- The plaintiff In this action wasnMr. John M'Dowall,provision merchant, on to Temple o~tilt,.and the London and North-western Rtid- ad wa ?? were thidefeindants, Mr. Martin appeared bn 30for the plaintiff, and Mr. Blenkinsopp for the defendants. IgThe action warn brought to recover ...
... a! 'r I Rr~~l pn R ?? omfu c.. -- stA ! cue BEFORE MII. COIMISSIONEz STEVENSON. I the f51POTrANT TO SHIRBetROKiESa.-In re COrvt.AD : ez parte d . to IIOLMI5 AND exc parts DAVIZS.-Yesterday, Mr. Oomrnmsssoner d n. Stevenson delivered judgment in this case as ?? ii the proofs aro sought to be made under this bankruptcy which are objeeted to on behalf of the assignees; ore proof being n has Mr. ...
... glh SATURDAY, MAnRo 28. e. BEFORE Yi, J. S. MANSFIELD. ib as A Dusmkn CnBAntCrBa-A wildlooking fellow named 'V a; Joseph Olayk was cbarged under the foilowing circumstancs: p sd P E7Aboth France, who keeps a boarding.house at 16, 's k a e t, said that about one o'clock on Saturday morning - o? thiprsieo er ce.. her h9uee and asked rf a bed. ThA ' . ed went up to show ?? ld dowan if rnediately ...
... Drell-MONDAY, MARCH 2. chel, DXORtE MR. ALDERMAN S. ISOLME, Ohwel ExfnAoa Lx~rns-Xr Holme Maid he had received a s1u1a note from Er. Gee, architect, relativo to a statement made by an ofic bo, o Frday as~tha hehadlost his situatlon hishavng ive cv ene i a aseof receiving. a hara e p. whc a tlnb he oswo ewthdto a house In I the aloart tedtecut-weee ewsrqie:I total addition to ...
... Hirty FRIDAY, MARa H20. C ltest 3HEORE MR. J. S. MtANeFIlLD. P h re- ARssAurS.-Edward Lawson, a biscuit baker, was obarged by r jon't polace officer 282 with assaulting a poor organ boy, in Great I who Charlotte-street, and sentenced to pay a fine of 20%. snd costs, a in, I or to be imprisoned for a month.-arah Culkcl, Mary Carroll, e leh it aend Margaret Walls, residing ia Perry-utreet, were ...
... rre MWEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. who BEFOBRE MR SMITH. Ls u RoBBraY BY A WoxuEHaN.-Jobn larrs, a man In the employ of Messrs. NewtOn, Ward, and Co., lard refiner Rae-street, was remanded for seven days on a charge of robbing his em- pre. players. Care ILLEGALLY PLEoDGno.-A washerwoman, named Ann Tickle, who had been remanded on a charge of pledging a quantity of thi; clothes entrusted to her for ...
... MONDAY, MARCH 23. IC . cBEFORE MiR. J. s. MANSFIELD. to AN ArPRaNTIWB CH&RUSD WITI DBaRTjoxs.-Jame3 Ford, an Id apprenitive on board the ship Mary Worrall. Captain Lang, was l. eharged with dsertingthratvosel In Monte Video. Mr. Goodere; ot for tbe defendant, urged that he had been badly treated ; but Mr. Mansfeld considered tbere was not so mueh cruelty exercised re as to luduee the ...
... BEFORE J. W. HABDEN, ESQ., JUDGE OF THE BXtENHEAD L St COUNTY COURT. n k B^mesarv. WYLIE.-The plaintiff In this case was Mr. Willim J Bennett, Ironmonger, Sir Thonmas's buildings, who sought to b Ot reeovera A3 fs. 4d., an amount alleged to be due for certain ΒΆ > articles supplied by him to the defendant, Mr. Robort Wylie, s of master mariner, Pcel-terrace, Upper 0anning-street. Mr. ] e. Hime ...
... I XTBAORDINAR-Y TRIAL NOR MURDER. re- At the assizes for the county of Tyrone, held at Omagh, hIreland, on Friday, before Mr. Justice Jackson, John le. Montgomery and William Montgomery were indicted for 1. having, at -Kilterman, near Fivemiletown, on the 3rd of d Septaember last, murdered Jane XM'Neill. The circum- stances of the case, as detailed in evidence, were of a very eat extraordinary ...
... ?? 1- ..A.v ~- - ..l ?? .- ?? ?? - 1 ?? ?? I WEDNESDAY, MARca 4. RBEORM MRi. 1RANT AND MR. SITil. ii CaMwu OF ABSiAULT..-JObn Oliver, Jonue was charged by a . young mall ied Hughes with mmul)ting him. It appeared i ftom the Statemet .of HugheB that, i consequence of some parties leaving Mr. Durant' house, In 13oundary-street, for the taney drewa hall, a crowd had 4u0cwted, and the ...
... be ~~FRIDAY, FsuiieuAR 27.tob ka BEFORE ISIL AIKIN. sel its CAMTRnstl OF Two I55POSTO55.-Jasmes Smith and William 55s- he Gibson were taken into cuetody, in Hanover-street, carrying - ug9 about them a book soliciting subscriptions, in which was round 'Ut th olwn nr -- hsi ocriythat thebearer hereof, Su ofj,.e,~h.n 5rs tesaeatoie to call and- Buy( oftewvsgn blre te5 m en ?? gd frssti onr ...
... | LIVERPOOL DISTRIQE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ir -I t Ex ARTs DcscaN IN Rol HAIBWN Ae M'GaBoeo1.-Mr. Con- 2missioner Stevenson gave judgment on Saturday, as follows- D In this case a proof is sought to be made by Messrs. Duncan - for the sum of 412,784 17s. against the separate estate of J. J. Hadwen, one of the bankrupts, the e lab to which sum B areiusuon, various bills of exchange, two of whieh ...