... ACTION FOOR DAMAGE BY R&ABBITS. At the Northleach (Glouscestershire) County Court, on Frday tdh last, before Mr. C. Sumner and a, jury, the caso of Beale Broene. v. Agg.Gardner was heard, the plaintilf being owner of Salperton la: Park, an estate on the Cotswolds, near Cheltenham, and tho th defendant the Conservative member for Cheltenham. Tle action be was brought to recover £10. for damage ...

... ALLEGED RIOTING AND INTIMIDATION I . AT BEDWO1RT11. At the County Petty Sessions, at Coveotry, yesterday, hefore Messrs. E. Petre, C. W. Wilcox, and J. E, Weston, the four mniners snamed Jonathan Smith, Tlottias Wall, Arthur Mu tin. and William Neale, were brought up in a =ustody enarged vith being guilty of riotons conduct and -intiidatinlg millners on Wednes(lay night, under the ...

... HULL POLICE COUmm FRIDAY Before Mr. E. C. TwIbi, Deputy-Police die Magistrate, act THE, ALLEGED INSUBORDINfATION our BOARfl THlE to 596V AYiu~oxe.-Fi boys,, named John C. Wakefield, ha( Samuel Avison, Jh. olis Charles Proctori, and Win. Clay, serving onl board the training-ship Southampton, Ml were cl~iarged with insubordination. on unspecified dates. -Mr. Twiss : I must have the specific acts ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE -0_ HOUSE OF LORDS APPEAI4S.-DEC. 8. (Present the Lord Chancellor and Lords O'Eagan and Blackburn.) * OekZ, EA5TERN iAITLAVY COMPANY V. MAYO03 AN COiiPOaATIU OF T0rHAWICH. In June, 1871, an action was commenced in which the present respondents were plaintiFs. and the appellants defendants, to recover fromt the Railway Company _s. per ton on all coals brought or delivered by ...

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... THE CHARGE AGAINST EDWARD I FROUGATT. I Yesterday. at tie sitting of the Central Criminal Court, before Mr. Baron Pollock, Edward Froggatt, 37, was indicted for feloniously misappropriating the sam of SU!. which he had the control ot i ft e capacity of trustee.-Mr. Poland and Mr. Montagu Williams con. ducted the prosecution for the Treasury; Mr. Warner Sleich and Mr. Purcell were counsel for ...

... i CaiRGE kIgtLGN. I thie Westniinstdfr d _Oi dr WhitmnoreI OYd S t~ & siding at No. 26, Netherwood-rc d's-bush, was led on rend with ling n mtnrimed with Btrawls Ieek valu m d a gold and am!P vahe IoUl, anda silk and embroidered veil vahe 2L. the ?? f the Rev. Fmaeis Kirk, of the Roman Catholic Church of St, Pete and St. Bdwar4, in. Fs Iff apared prcs p tou, end Mi. efold ddeedia 1n et ite, 0k ...

... MIDDLU.SEX SF:SSIONS. (Before Mr. Prentice, Q.G.) Graotye f'Donald, 20, saale maker, wa- indicted for obtaining, by false pretencss, from Casper Thum, the sum of ls., and attempting to obtain from Jamues Collins the sum of 20.. with intent to defraud.-ln the case of Thum, a baker, oJ Eirneh:ield-street, Bishopsgate it ap- peared that on the 5th of October the inspector examined the weights, ...

... LAUNCH A DUTCH ROYAL MAIL STEAMER. Yesterday, Messrs Archibald M'Millan Son launched from their shipbuilding-yard at Dumbarton the powerful* Dutch lvoyal Mail * 4 Amsteruam.' 1 of displacement, and having engines of indicated horse-power. Tliis vessel has beea built the order of the Netherlands American Navigation Company oi Rotterdam, and will sail oetween ih.v-port and New York, carrying the ...

... THE. LOJlm CcHIEF JUSTICE. ON THE BEDINGFIELD (AdE. - I ItThe Lord Chief Justice has published a plimpblelt in sr which lie replies to the criticisms of Mr. Pitt Tatylor on d hlia rulings, iln the case of 1 Regina vi. Bedingfield. Id Thle pamphlet beginls sesfollowst: le Dear Mr. Pitt Ta'ylor,-My .attention was called'at a. the time to your letter in The T)imes, of the 17th of Ls November, ...

... I A VERDICT WORTH Y OF TIlE DARK' AU ES. f [SUMBJECT OF I[l.USTI'fAl11iN.1 ONi Wednesday fortnight an iiq1e1t, wits leld at the Horse Shoe Inn, Broom's-grei'n, Dy..,ook, before M. F. Carter, Esq., Coroner, and the following jury: MIessrs. William Bulloek (forwemsnt), hi. Dodd, Tbos. Winter, John Onions, Thoines Gritliths, Charles Dubberley, G~eorge Whittle, . UDudewood, Jamres1 ,Wilkins, ...

... I AIlLE'.D ltUUU1,11 .N 1EN;' i'Sl1 TOWN. ON vt.t.Vn,;f 'lE;~kieo~ ?? Sharety, Gwenty,.iact , e ho' e:;e r j roly livig at No. 2, Pain's .plao., Kueoz'.'h T Ln ;drlry an Piper, cped tliirt;-thro'c, a II R'ni:;1 1, gnd lid-;ug with Shurety as his wi, ?? 11' 'igtlb UI) uy asnpector Ohsrics 'Dodd, 0/ the Y 1)ivis3ue, frowr Newgate, under en order if thc o:;.reargvf State, charged, the former ...