... be searched, declaring his innocence, and nothing was found in his possession but some money belonging to himself.- Eliza Madder stated that she saw the prisoner in the custody of the police-seijeant, and as she walked after him she distinctly saw the ...

... allowed by the judges. ANCIENT RoMcANs.--Monday last being the anniversary of the Cato Senate, holden at the house of Mr. James Roberts, Daisy Inn, Bramley, the accounts of the society being audited and passed, (giving general satisfaction,) the members, together ...

... temper and struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entitled to ?? Madder, defen- .dant's groom, was calledfor the defence. His mas- ter's horses were trotting, not galloping, when the I . policeman ...

... and t struck him. He considered he had not muet with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman a 'was entitled to ?? Madder, defen-e dant's groom, was calledfur the defence. His mas- ter's hol-aes -were trotting, not galloping, when thea policeman ...