... Grey De Wilton, Lord Marcus Beresford, Swears and Wells. (Laughter.) Mr. Astor, Sir John Lubbock, the headmasters of Eton, Harrow, Rugby, Winchester, Countess of Cardigan. Hlsbuury ( I supposethis ?? Halsbury, interpreted His Lordship), Herseholl, Hobhouse ...

... had resided about two years prior to Easter Tuesday, on which day there was a tea party at a public-house called the Shipley Arms, situate at a little distance ifrom 'Crossley, to which tea party the prosecatrix having been invited, went and joined the ...

... said lie, was ussr the ETr. Arms%, Finehley-road, on Tniseday nigh-lt, and saw ths, prisoner driving, ax.arriapge. Ile wats lying on the rooe of the carriage' with the in iii one band and in tim other at brokenv whip, and the arm so muttch extonacC that it ...