... ititru.:::.. . :: . On the 23rd ult. Henry Westear, Egq. of, Burwood, Walton-on-Thames, sta Emma; youngest daughter of William Leaf, gag, of Eastt Dttwic Surrey_ . ' t, Onr, te ?? nult. Gibbs Crawford Artrobs, aqg. of Eaton-iall., Congletonsi H.P. to ...

... yes; I thought my father would have arranged that. Witness then took him to the Mansion-house, and he was remanded. Mr. William Leaf, partner in the house of Leaf, Coles, and Co., knew nothing whatever of the bill pro- duced, the acceptance to which was ...

... ltiua Leaf, of the Old Change, London, partner'in the firm of lif; Coles, sad Co., warehousemen, Lon6oma and in the firm of William Leaf, Crofts- and Co., merchants, London, stated that' there is suitoherfiin of Leaf, imitl, and M'Dougal, in London, but wvitlii ...

... , in which he was charged with feloniously uttering a forged order for the delivery of goods, with in- tent to defraud William Leaf and others. Evidence was given of two former convictions against theprisouer,oneneof which he had suffered twelve months ...

... better care of their property. Robert Myland, 48, porter, pleaded guilty to steahing 48 handkerchiefs, the property of William Leaf, and others, his masters. The prosecutors begged the court to deal mercifully ruth the prisoner, as he had been a long ...

... -he, by industry, temjperance, and economy, had gradually raised himself until he was taken, into part- nership by Mr; William Leaf, a large India-rubber manufac- turer; and in which business lie had subsequently acquired considerable property ; that ...

... it 'voul4 not 1 be veery difficult to fracture it.-Mr. B~umphrys i said he attended in the case at the requdst of' r. ?? William Leaf, the prisoner's master, by; whom he was mucs respected.. Up to the. present oepasion he ] had maintained the highest character ...