... time not accountable for her aotions.—The jury found the prisoner guilty, but strongly recommended her to mercy.—Mr. Justine Collins said the ream. snendation should be forwarded to the proper quarter, and sentenced the Fleenor to death in the I nasal ...

... 6 ;4l i nce of Wales), Sir Robert Whits (representing the Dernees of Albany), the Lord Chief Justice of Reiland, Lard Justine Collins, Lord Juliette Rigby, Mr. Bigham, Mr. Justice BackniU, Mr. Justice Comm- Hardy, Master Wilberforce, dr. Carver, Q 0., ...

... was in bad health, was a widow with three children, and had spent the beet years of her life in the postal service. Mr. Justine Collins said prisoner had done all she could to atone for her fault, and con• sidering her bad health he would sentence her to ...

... was an action brought by Miss Ellis against the defendant for breach of promise of marriage. It was tried before Mr. Justine Collins and a common jury at Liverpool, when she obtained a verdict fur £5O. The defendant appealed against this decision, and ...

... from these injuries it was alleged he died in a few days afterwards. Thejury returned a verdict of Guilty, and Mr. Justine Collins sentenced the prisoners to three months' bard labour. ...