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... it is a fact of which ?? had judicial knowledge that a sixth clerk must .be'tese'iii'-the Court, from' its sitting to its rising. Mr. e Loghlen then called the attention of the Court to the statute the 4th 'George III., chap. '39, by which the Supreme ...
... this tin inae more thair 1300 inmates! 1 Froi a Parliaimrentriry return of this year, it woilrl ap- pear, that froui Easter 1830, to Easter 1831, the church- yardens of Firglarid and Wales spentiri repairs of ehurches, 2'418 125, ls. ; in organs, bells, ...
... plaintiff, Mr. Wynne, twhen the court wlas adjourned, and the further hearing of e the case postponed.' As the court were about to rise, Mr. West begged to know if a day could be fixed on t'or passing sentence on Mr. French, who had been convicted on a criminal ...
... plaintiff.-A verdict was accordingly returned for the plaintifffor the whole amount, viz, £146,000, PROVINCIAL BANK.-A sudden rise has recently taken place in the shares of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, found- ed, we believe, upon the expectation that ...
... Bridget M'Anneny and Mary M'Integgart. Not Guilty. William Boyd, aged 19, forarape, on the person of Ann Breen, a blooming girl, rising 60, itn May last. Not Guilty- Frmncis Reilly and Edward&IMArdle, for robbing James R. Eastwood, of X1, 4s. in Dundalk,'in ...
... subjects, or to carry flags, banners, or other emblems tending to promote ill-feelings, i or animosity. Gentlemen, the act gave rise, ' as might a naturally be expected, to much dissatiseaction, and to I those who were most active in promoting exhibitions ...
... JlI/ula Noatlae, for being present, aiding amd abetting in said offence. James Muiice depbs'd, that he was at.Lisburrr on Easter Tuesday, 28th Matchjlist; was at Geo. Godfrey's there; went inio the house of John Belwhtiaw, with Godfrey; heard a roise ...
... hied by Ferguson ; M'Kcan and witness asked prisoner to get tip and sing; can't say prisoner expressed any reluctance to rise; did rise, and sat down with them ; was asked td sing ly witness and deceased; lie sung a song ; it was objected to by de- ceased ...
... anxious for your lordship to hear the case. Baron Foster-In that case perhaps the case may be ad- journed to the sittings after Easter term, when I may be able to hear it for you. Mr. Blacker-We will be quite satisfied with that, mylord. Ioey v. Nicholson. ...
... with both of them, The arrangements i and decorations were on the same scale of magnificence that distinguished the great Easter eutertainment; the , usual state forms were observed, and no expense had been lo spared to do honour to the Prince and Princess ...
... I so makei, trhi s , waas neM calsed. in o akeinths cseasMr.Wa~hmade COniction quashed., sT. PAULS PAnItsu-APPEAL AGAINST EASTER ASSESSMENT. James Bury, Esq., appellant; Jonathan Harding and erY.:Price, churchteardens, respondentg. Or.easlnge, q.C., said ...
... Paul's parish was held yesterday morning, in the Vestry-room of the paro- chial church, for the purpose of confirming the last Easter applotment, subject to the deduction of 20 per cent,, re- commended by the Recorder, on the hearing of the appeal made by ...