... TAUNTON ASSIZES-April 9. 1ORTHWICK, ESQ. V. COit1OUcrD AND OTIM1s9 a Mr Sergeant Wilde (who came down specially), Mir C Sergeant Blompas, and Mr Crowder, were Counsel for the a plaintiff; sail Mr Eric, Mlr Binghaim, and Mr C. Buoler n were Counsel for ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-April 17. I WOOLMER AND OTHERS V. TODY-RAILWAY SHARES. I Mr Serjeant Kinglake applied in this case, which has caused very great interest in the commercial world, for a rule to show cause why there should not be a new trial. The ...

... 'COURT OF KI.VG'S BENCH-APRIL 26. -it; LIBEL. e- WAITHMiAN V. WEAVE AND OTHERs, rnOPRIETORS Or THUE a- JOHN HULL' NEWSPAPER. W, This morning, at an early hour, every avenue of the c, i- Court was erawded to exeess. The Chief Justice entered ti at half-past ...

... August last. A G motion has now been made for a rule to show cause G t why a new trial should not be granted; and MrAdam. N was to-day heard in support o: it. We shall report - the case hereafter. SECOND DIVISION. ROBERTSON V. HUTTON. This is an advocation ...

... v The Stirling & Dunfermline Railway Co.; L. Hearing on Rule, &c., in Causa, Mushet v The Duke of Bit- cleuch, and others. Second Division Single Bids. R. R. N., John Fergus, Esq.-Lord Benholume; R. Petition, Earl of Minto, for Authority to Apply Con- ...

... the female hospital of the regiment ?- |i It is of the 6th Dragoons. Did you ascertain is when Lilley was removed into the second bunga- low ?-On or about the 12th of May 1862. Were tI the quarters occupied by the married officers of | the Inniskilling ...

... tinuodsly from April 1846 to April 1851 ? A proof n having been allowed, the Lord Ordinary (Mackenzie) t( held that the pursuer had failed to instruct that the E pauper resided for five years continuously in Blair a; Athole previously to April 1851, when ...

... of 'Faculty and Mr Mure; Patrick, M'Ewan, & Carment, W.S., Agents. SECOND DIVISION. HAY V. CRIOLL AND BiAITIE. This is a poor-law question, which we have no- ticed at a former stage of the case. The late David Stark was born in the parish of Perth in ...

... your poor i mother had on she would have to quit it the 1 second one for you Are you dead to feeling i or dlo you feel for us, If you have a spark re- J maining marry some respectable girl and show a disposition to please ?? bat poverty will keep you within ...

... oteqeta, p 2525; pear, from the evidence Of thve `itnsss to ?? shtotly ti. P. -the~e :-.That on a Senday, ab~ot thle end of April last, a] a riessage, was sast by the rotaster to hi% her~l, desrirng g 6 him to bring eut three ewes fronm amodg. the elel ...

... period in the ensuiog month of April, Miller-complained to the pursuers, or to their agent, George Hun- ter, that tbe tour bags of greasy Adeiaide were not conformable to sample; -i atbe-oourse of the samne mornh of April a correspondence took place b ...

... was a motion for a new trial in a case of alleged infringement of patent. Parties were heard on the rule to show cause. Judgment was delayed. SECOND DIVISION. HOYLE V. M'CUNtI. This is one of the actions between Mr Hoyle, of names, in Bote, and the fishermen ...