... Aiae'jut: come 6to hand contaiu Wa0lbng~,istdfshbokingtorimes in wlsiohl,- humsnlivesh~'veb~eu zi~i~d~i~ Oh election ~day'. Moses Gilmjiwbo Whel6 bad: v.tdd'f ?? and, u~po~i6,~rpiie pflinghd .rcpy, Sg l hmorte'ia hilla death 6f Gil',n Xin aewminutesi ...

... ve eon Barrett, labourer, Banastre-piace, Llinekiln-lane, 14 days; ra io- James Hallaway, labourer, 33, Ford-street, 21 days; Moses pl ore Jones, labourer, 65, Mann-street, Hill-street, 14 days; James at M00Monsehi, 81, Essex-street, Toxteth-park, 14 days ...

... J61hn held a leas of the - premisso in PeWl-stqe Ces. waa therea ho dismigsed.9 5., ?? TrD,.&w Px r SEES10ReS, on Mon. Ir- day, 'Moses Moan appeared ia &nswer to 6 ad charge of ?? Chrd, bat the e of B remanded for F iot,. - M1y BRee4r, greengrocer, Trcforewt ...

... roice fattrt. ,n A Jzw iNe TROUBLE.-Oi Tue-day, Moses Sterne. a d, Jewish dvaler in jewellery, appeared before the mnagis- 1, rtora to comp'ain of an assault committed upon him by h, Mr. Robottorom, publican, Waterloo-road. The com- plairant alleged that ...

... Baitbite by easy stages, nand, having passed the looks, went on to (lays'lithe with one stoppage, W Vithin the lest two days Mose. rowing has improved greatly, but what is most respeired is morobeginning end a b jetter and tuicrer finish. Ie-day Peahody ...

... offdnce in Ie New-strcet, on the same day was ordered to pay costs. h -For being drank in Church-street, on NewYear's ad, Day, Mosee Whalley was nrdered to pay costs and for being ve drunk on the same day, Ann Wallin. was fined 61 and e, costs. in default ...

... 1Hazley. 220 and 222, Old Loedge Road, from Joseph Mitchell, 7-day: William Heaggie, 52, Garmoyle Street. from Wim. Orr. 7- day; Moses Hunter. 173. Sandy Row, from Robert Allen and Moses Hunter. 7-day; John Hunter, '41, Grosvenor Street. from Rachel Humphrey ...

... should stand over for a week, and the amend- ment was carried by 11 to 10 ScNitAY TRADINu AGAuns.-At theGuildhall, yester- day, Moses Lawton, 22, Orlando Street, sweet-eeller, appeared to answer a chargeof having-kept his shop open on the Lord's Day, hot ...

... LaEdlny .e to thiiig that indicated life ?-Witness (fe asj le cor- No, J. cannot say that 1 did. -Tenfoalyu be past saw that day, Moses Law might haebenda in not all the time f-Witnetss: Yes, for all I saw, he he this might. (.Muperintendent Orthodoxy was ...

... sonsething sascky for duttuer, and when 1 cuma Itome at ciglic, alt the wvorkin' daya o' Use week, and a clean shirt s' Stun- day moseing as regular as the chinies of St. Clemetst's,-why, .your bscuour, ovreybody used to soy we wor rise envy esud admi- ration ...