... Aias- 'I worth, Blackburn; Mr. Charles Hall, Accrington; and si Mr. T. Bailey, Clitheroe. r. SMITH V. RERSIIAW. I ji The parties reside in Over Darwen. The action was l for £2 7s. for work and labour done, against which the c defendant pleaded a set-off ...

... defendant, and sevecal other parties were at the Stone Jug beerheuse in Egan-street, drinking together, when the de- endant ?? a bet which was the heaviest man in the com- pany. The plaintiff accepted the bet. After the parties left the house, plaintiff ...

... considered. e If the justices at sessions heard one party to an appeal, , and refused to hear the other party, the Court ?? - Bneh, would grant a mandamns. He' considered that this case was somewhat similar. Parties had been cited - to appear; they.did so, handed ...

... a small keg of hog's lard, were stolen tnerefrom. No clue has as get been obtained of tie thief or thieves. TLt PARTY.-The annual tea party was held ill Zion Inde- pendent Chapel school-room, Kirkisam, on Christmas Day. About one hundred and seventy teachers ...

... or two after, Mr. Hannah called again, and told them to take no notice of ?? Judge said the original agreement between the parties must be produced, and postponed the case until next court day. JoHN CLAYTON V. ELIsHA HARRISON.-This was an action to recover ...

... of guilt, it is not, of itself, sufficient to relieve the party from the charge of the highest crime, if death have ensued from violence. His lordship then observed, upon the cases of parties fight- ing, and death resulting therefrom, and said, there ...

... peace.-Wmn. Birtwistle was summoned for striking and abusing Samuel Wilkinson, yesterday week, at Great lHarwood. Both of the parties are small farmers in that township. The com- plainant stated that on Friday week the defendants cowT was cropping the tops ...

... argunmets, their pr6fessedl object being to protect their own voters from being carried off by the opposite party. About six o'clockin the morning a party of men wont down the passage leading out of the Market- place to the Commercial Inn, in which it was alledged ...

... defendant, and other parties agreed to run the coach, each horsing it for separate stages; that periodical aceoutsts were to be made Ielveen thier; shoving the receipts and disbursements of each, the amount of profit due to each party, and how much each ...

... his'partners required was, that a thorough investigation should be made by a- disinterested party; and if the men would name out he would' accept him with ?? parties having agreed to accept the services of Mr. James Bullough, the patentee' of several improvements ...

... Church-street, said a little over two years ago, the prisoner, who was then living in North-road, called upon him and I told him a party was coming in for some money which he had to do with, and that he wanted some jewelry to sell them. He advanced some to the ...

... from placing convicted prisoners along with those who have not yet been tried) had no alternative but to place one of his own party with him, in connexion with the untried prisoner already alluded to. Yesterday morning this man objected to remain any longer ...