... taken into csoy-h rsnrwsF i'te commitcd for trial. cubd.Tepioe asF rto ?? CASE op MAN9LlUOIOTEU-A manl i~tofnln oms l aea Victoria Mill, WI ~, was killed on Tuesday, under circumatan- wI he e hc hv asdagra esto in Bradford th anh henihbuhodreeae as in ...

... into ?? prisoner was p El comnitted for trial.F ?? CASY. tIF MAM.tU.OnTan.-A mnis 0 naied Joseph Iltd~aeS, a My inniter, itt Victoria, Millta Bowli g, was killed on TIucasday, under circurnstan- ces wisch have caused a great sensation in Bradford t rand tile ...

... aiding and 'cc !abetting the femnale in committing the robbery.- he n The prosecutor statsd that: he Was LWalking along fie . Victoria-street between eleven and twelve.. o'clock pe, ronl Saturday night last, when he met the prisoner up ar'Williams, who asked ...

... Charl)cs lugbamn, ipsritendent of police atBrsA7 Ifiefodsa~idhe~went ohthe- 23rd of 'August to theeah ?? sectiounrobii, in -Victoria Street,' Bradford. tore0 TM about eight o'clook'pm.'- He found therenmineimen, iN of'whoth, Po'er Was otO. Hie took IPower ...

... doe Witness.-It was a prayer fr the people aind'tto nan1 1.the best oif his reaolleetion, lt WA4 a prayer, IThat thes dool .Queen was very sortry ; if God would forgive bei for C I5* robbingc tie poor. and taking their rights from them, Ha irshe wonid submit ...

... permitting unlawful gambling in his lie ?? was a complaint Under the 44th see- the tion of the Police Act (the 2nd and 3rd Victoria, in chap. 47), and it appeared that numerous complaints wal had been made by the inhabitants of Whitechapel Sot and the ...

... , with the Yiew, of inducing the usagis- cs trates to use their host ondteavours to prevail upon lier d(, Majesty Quceti Victoria to obtain for him a large en sutiei of nioney eslleged to be clue to him from the King 'or of the French, for~valuable services ...

... noto, Mr. Yardley said, he should gentl enfore the provisions or a verY viserul vet of rartismeac. thut Ste 8th ated Oth Victoria, cap. Il1,-being, An Act for twol the Protection of Seameut entering on board Merehanlt bleg, a ships ; and make an older ...

... Baron Alderson observed, the Act of Parliament did not affect the Queen's Bench. Sir Frederick Pollock ?? so, and it appeared to him that the reason for adopting the practice in the Queen's Bench did nor, lessen the force of the argument. What, he asked ...

... tho note, Mr. Yardley said, be should ge enforee the provisions of avery useful tict of Parliament, th rour the 8th and Dth Victoria, cap. 116,-being, An Act for t, the Protection of Seamen enteriig on board Metchant bl t in ships ; and make en order on ...

... according to the provisions of the v~ said act; and whereas it is expedient to repeal the n said act, be it enacted by the Queen's most Excel- c i lent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of s ,the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, g in ...

... for the men and their wives to assemble in one social compact, and thus I- demonstrate their joy on such an occasion. The .h Queen's beef-eaters will thus have an opportunity of Id seeing themselves enjoy a royal feed. The Rev. X- Mr. Gratorie, in an appropriate ...