... TH.E BA NE ]R e R;0S SS 1 MRDER. lookini TRIAL. AND' SENTENCE OF, sie i back O1 i ?? from ti Wha ?? ~~And court-y HOW HOW HE TOOK THE VERDICT. ?? Bint ?? D id How and an INCIDENTs OF THE TRIAL. there i Won garden up, to Lnnns, Tuesday. ) Mr. The trial of Charles. Peace, for the murder of Mr P19 Dyson, has, as might have' been expected, caused th eeisino greatest excitement ,i Leerii and the ...

... CLOSE OF THE TRIAL. ca at In THE SE.NTENCES. THE CLOSPING SCENNE IN COURT. go at, Sli EDINBUREC, Saturday. ki The closing scente Of this remarkable. trial was nit- ' usaedl to-day in. the HigIh Court of Justiciary. The ,ee, pr'sOnet-s, who -ere found guilty by the verdict f ,,f the juiry yes-terdaly afternoon, were brought up to TI r~lejudigment. Mr B1. S. Stronach, the manager de ;nd a ...

... MWI)L .S .X SESSIONSF (Before Mr. P. IU. Mdlm, Q.C., Assistant-Judge.) Louisa Reowull, sot down in the caleniar as 14 years of age, but not appearing more than 10, and but just able to look over the front of the dook, was indicted for having stolen the sumn of be. (d. aid a purse, tho moneys and property of Alfred Edward Rowell, her fathbr.-Mr. Woodgate prosecuted, the prisoner was undefended. ...

... -~ -I YESTERDAY. CHANCERY DIVISION. (Before the Vice--Chancellor.) Walker v. Hamilton. ¶fhi, was an application by Dr. Houston on be. sh i cr the plaintiffs for payment out of the fund (.ur- of the costs to which they were entitled ic, order made on the 10th November, 1877. e hal been originally one in3tituted forthe - ci carryllng out the trusta of the will of a .ii :euei Parker X'Watty, who ...

... IW TOHO Tounto. NORTIEthBERLND.-SATURDAY. THEFT OF WEARING APPAREL AT GOSB'ORTH. Wlilliam Marshall, labourer, and Margaret Marshal, char- Wc man, were charged with stealing a black silk dress and other articles of wearing apparel, the property of Margaret Egan, at Oosforth, on the 25th of January. In the absence of Dlrs Egan. the prisoners entered her house, ransacked the rooms, and were in ...

... I .s -i_ _ 31LA A rather sinsgilar actioll-- Jones v. the London, Chathlam, and Dover Railway Company --was tried before Mr. Cols- sioller Kerr on Mlonlday, at the City of London co0 ?? appeareil that onl Sep- tember :30, last vear, tlie plairitill, a wbole- sale stationer ill the city, tool: a return ex- carsioni ticket, available by defendallts line oslly, ?? Palr e Itostarted fromll the ...

... - !n COUNTY COU1RT.---There were an unusual nnob t, causes set down for luries at Wednesday's COlit iior otf d LThe first heard was that of James Unwin ,nla Oqrt y, who sued J. I. Barntt, chemist, Burton 7 )4prcis n the principal and interest en ssonl arlvncosl; b it, 4,1 sn rlicharesoll was for thle JIlailrtiWF. arild the df c' as unreplresentedl by Coilis5!. A verdict Wi;3 ecivestiaft VD ...

... N?W?47?TO? AD?D I?S LAW FIGBTS. j mests~~;of tbe.'e~akep wrtg';held'la. 2~IIL SJi. Whi ~as fi 644 0chair.-j1r. Ilc un .rewattetionto teihavy expenses charged byminemibers oI te Boardia recent visit ti) London onl the' question po.ratioe,.ho had large( busisess engagenents, wre aon- ,tent -with two guinapedy.Wsi'omosne that that small distitsol aetopyismmes :who had no larea s 'on mock turtle, ...

... x aHSI SPRU ABS ZEs,:: . R OW N COURTTSAT03D^A 0 (lBomONoS Lonn JU61SIZOR SX , , I20E OF BU~tGLAAY AGAINST AA FARltTRR. Wibliama L amofth 39, waS eidren fre vin, at 'lordof - bursreiouly entered the house of a Samulel ,Nichols Nei and Stolen thesu0e eatim eof 2. ealleger 3idgo p~osecut~t an~dMr. Cettugha~mcdefended.' On he nigsht of, thei 3rd Daemb5e last the prisoner firced an tbentaknce into ...

... I IMANSION IHOUSE grSFAME]?S WaotS.-Ma', C. El. Stcsrsztf, shlip- Eowner, 13, John-street, Blinories, was summoned in r1espect of a non-payment of seama n's ?? was asum1mons issued nt the instance of Charles j'lI(ntresn, a mate, for the non-payment of 13g., being ths amliounllt of wages dise to hira for services ?? seamman onl hoard thle ship Mystery, owned by the idefendant, ?? for a fnrther ...

... toU JIUA L OF TE _ IY~O i BANKDA~~ tME BUMMING UPb1 AND D TX EDINBURGH, 1i,1AN. hetiid1 of the directors and managers of the 2 the Lth o ird tt' dlr cwttsay befoll ?? utp and e court i*ae t1Pwde4,; n sv: a aictreacon mcedeu witn 'sase t heeopb.oh CurtrseebO4 tb crt Hi d hod toce b 'kbloico wi* 6O~ ?? blte capse. t H re said thewre n~ow erintha o~ eftola of athon andy pin alwful inresIgatqu ...

... THE LIABILITY OF COLLIERY PlR.OPRIETOWS. A miner, named Josiah Venables, DIil ILane, Miil Top, Woaest hromwici, sued Miessrs. lialcley and Sho:rt, Ebollezer a Colliery, West Bromwich, at O)ldbbury (Comity Coult, Yesterday, for li$O., as comipensation for in ljury statainuld by him iwhilst at work in the defendants' colliery on the 20th iMay, I67,l. Mr. D)arling instrvucted by Mr. ?? W. ...