... should be suice hl'5nbetiods that were pending against him. Mr. Birnie, iron the office of Messrs. Shane and Rosone, of Bedford-row, opposed the application on behalf of the plaintidls. After hear- ing both sides,'Mr. Baron 'Brarewell decided that 'tfe application ...

... fco anci sthirt-froeit. Thl pro-idetit then creow a pistol, but litoitatittg to tie it, ho banded it to his clrt. A general row followed, it the tmidst of ttliilf ?? poflice interposed, alrld cap'ttri eg thte) presitent, his 'orlk, atirl.2tho ?? lg co ...

... reforcieitoc'yV for five yearsr. A Dric1huAVcID Di-uuamscau.-At the Huclderadrted Pelice-couirt, Em ma Hap worth, of UEppsrhea'I-row, wngau twenty-two Ycacre, wec chargedl with ass auineg tier niother', Oil tico l9ti nit,. it aptcitarad Lt ci ili tic, (nay ...

... 129 M, was instructed to matci hins. On the 12th of that month Ham was etat with a ioad of oats to be delivered in 1eifsrdl-row. Asker fellotwed hima and saw hiin stop at 1.3, Endell- itreat atd deliver four sacks of oats at defendant's Shop. io poured ...

... creow Vho can talte places in the boatat tih forthcoming conteit, viz,:-Mr. F. Willan, of Exeter Gollisge, the p~esident, who rowed No. 4; and Mr. W. Wood, of Iuiversity, No. 6. The crew has to deplore the loss of Mr. 31. 1rown, of Trinity, who rowved the ...

... TH- TEENB ?? titis 011c l qAT'YRD.AY, FEBRUARY 23. THE GOVERNMEXNT REFORM SCHEMEI. (I'row t//ic Tihi;e.) HIlE ssgllgno hiopos which were ontolrtainod so late nas last Aonday morning that the question of Re- form ruight be satisfactorily settled ill the ...

... brass tap, a coupling joint, and some lead piping belonging to Mr. William Dathoit, of the Haunch of Venison uin, Upperhead-row. Oa Saturday night Mr. Dithoit was surprised to find that his beer-machine failed to yield the accustomed supplies, although ...

... at t aeprice ef £200, and after a long and animated competition it was finally sd- judged to C. J. Palmer. Esq., of Bedford-row, at the enormonrs sum p1 £1,180, atnidst tremendous applermee, p1 the rooms of Messrs. S.,theby, Wilkinson, and Hodge, jn W ...

... ohief offioerof the vessel. Whilst she was tying at the port of Aveiro, Portugal, on the Iet of January last, there was a row amongst the crew, in con- sequence of M~atthida filching some eggs wrich thore v brought on board. The deceased interfered for ...

... chief officer of the vessel. Whilst sile was lying at thae port of Aveiro, Pos'iugal, oi the lst of Janulary last, there was a row amonogst she crew ill Cont- sequence of Matthias filching some eggs which the creiw brotaght on board. The deceased interfsred ...

... I1aOXD.\Y-lThe Oxford crew are sticking hard to wolk, having taken a very long walk of ahout four hours yesterday; and to-day rowed down to Iffloy and the bridges and back several times in the light boat which was built for them last year. As this was ths ...

... TEHE FATAL IRISH ROW AT SHEPFUILD or;l fit .. - _ . , .. . . . . With reference to the disturbances on Saturday night in Oambridge-street, Sheffield, the Shuegfield Independent states that the row was one in which a number of Irish- men were the principal ...