... AYLE6SFO1RD . Two summonses for arsault an(l batterv, issued against the Earl of AvIcslord, 4-, Alheimarle-street, oll the complaint of two officials of the Royal Italian Opera House, Covent-rzarden, were granted yeaterday, on the application of lilr. Abrams ...

... excellent medicine raises the bodily strength to its r extreme limits, and banishes a thousand annoying t forms of nervous complaints. An occasional resort to eH lloway's remedy will prove highly salutary to all . dpersons, whether %vell or ill, whose digestion ...

... their. Worships to grant no. new licenses, and, -further, to refuse to renew the licensee of those houses againat which complaint'bad- been made. The Mayor received the me- morial, and promised that it should receive the best con- sideration of t benob ...

... atsfedth iagitrte05 is orecnes.The cliarze was denied, and a det'ence set up, tlit tlis prisoner was itiiabgusig under aso inward complaint, and was in a corner by tie asylumn waull, whets sonile boys tbrewv stnoes bilue so engaged, which causied himn suddently ...

... Barrister said it iras~a very wrong thing to ?? Cosiley 'wes under the impression that on a previocs oceasion when a similar complaint 'had been niade, to Mr. Hill he had advised them to saiash open the if ?? Revising Barrister: I 'should not hesitate to j-smash ...

... grounds. One was, that he had a complete answer to the case, and the other was that his client was suffering from an inward complaint which, by confinement, might termisati ?? Selfe said that if, on Monday, a medical certificate was produced showing that ...

... usual. Mr. MONcTAGU WILLIAMS resumed his speech for the defence at twenty minutes past ten. After having re- peated his complaint of the conduct of the 1-ome Office in not allowing an analyst to be Present at the analysis made1 by Dr. Stevenson, counsel ...

... Magistrates In reference to the expenditure of tire Riding, of wolich there had been greet, but he tisught, unfusurided complaints. It seas trrue that of laite years there hgd been a very considerable increase fit the disbursements of the Riding, buht ...

... child, and I dare say had a good ap- petite when it could get anything to eat. I know the child was afflicted with an inward complaint; but I do not know that it was particularly dirty. i told \lrs. Grainger that Mr. White, a medical man, had said, the ...

... -workhouse, and i their father to prison for one month. I John V. Maloney, carver and gilder, again appeared to answer the complaint ot -lavitag failed to teach his I apprentice (Henry Hare) his trade. The case was up I a fortnight ago. Mr. Stead, for the ...

... and a collision was the consequence. When the parties met, the plaintiff's horse, which was coming at a quick pace, swerved inwards towards the defendant's convey- ance, and the animal then made a rush, broke the har- ness, and got away, the consequence ...

... the ;prt of Dr. Henesly for a long time, but would not do so much longer. Dr. KENEAvY repeated his complaint. Mr. Justice L-usE considered the complaint most un- ?? and undeserved. Mr. HAWINOS (to ?? you perceive that the defendant has lost the front teeth ...