... was justified, under the circumstances, in bringing the charge to trial. The prisoner was then acquitted. firing corn mill. Thomas Stephenson, thirty-two, was charged with haying, the 21st of January last, maliciously incited some person or persons unknown ...

... Sierre Leone ; Jeane Emma, Honduras. Newport, March 24. — Wind N.E., strong. — Sailed, Idas, St Thomas. Swansea, March 24. Wind N.E.—Arrived, Helena, Hardy, Cuba. Poole, March 24.—Wind variable.—Sailed, Hearts cf Oak, New York. Deal, March 24.— Wind calm ...

... Drowning Two Dragoons—Death a Sweetheart —On Tuesday evening Mr. Wakley, M.P., held inquest on Charles Irvine, twenty-two, and Hardy Moorhouse, twenty-three, privates of the 4th Light Dragoons, quartered at Hampton Court. Murray, a miller, stated that he was ...

... legislation on the affairs of that country. The Select Committee appointed to inquire into the subject met on Wednesday, when Mr. Thomas Baring, on the selection of Government, was appointed chairman, and the subjects to which it proposed by the Government to ...

... diligent reading byevery secretary of a book club throughout the kingdom. REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Five Years Nepaul. Captain Thomas Smith Assistant Political Resident at Isepaul from to Two vols. London: 1852. A Journey to Nepaul. Laurence Oliphant, Eg. ...

... held on Thursday last, at the offices, Adelphi • Mr. Thomas Wilson in the chair. We also observed present-Mr. G. Palmer (late M.P. for booth Essex), Capt. Perrott, Capt. Palmer (of Nazuig), Capt. M Hardy, R.N., Capt. Washington, 8.N., Capt. Ommanney, R.N ...

... Niger; and F. Hardy, to Encounter. Assistant-surgeon S. Wade, to Fisgard. The Leander. —rihe following re-appointments have been made to the LeHder, 50, at Portsmouth:—Lieutenant, Charles H. May ; Paymaster, Robert Wilson; Mate, James Hardy; Midshipmen ...

... brothers. Trace's Poems. Johnson's printer of his own or any other time, Mr. Somas Ben ley, to whose energy the world is m- Thomas printing machine. debted for Mr. Allen, the printer, The^ 0 t U des W oyeS by tne disastrous fire which re■was not destroyeu ...

... tts. 4. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, pastor at New York, city. 5. Rev. Charles Beecher, pastor at Newark, New Jersey. 6. Rev. Thomas Bc-echer, pastor at Williamsburg, New Jersey. 7. Rev. George Beecher, deceased several years since. His death was caused by ...

... and his widow, Agnes, received from that King the grant the wardship and marriage of their son, Thomas Wellesleyhe, then of the age of sixteen. This Thomas lived to great age, and had a son of the same name, father to Philip Wellesleyhe, who, in the 6th ...

... redoubled exertions in the cause of freedom, and pledges itself to their immediate adoption. Death of Sir Thomas Brancker. —The death of Sir Thomas Brancker took place on Sunday last, at his residence in Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. The deceased was for many ...

... Woodhouse, 1 Bin* 38 ; Doe d. Jackson r. Bamsbottoin, 3 M. & S. 516 ; Waddilovc v. Barnett, 2 Bing. N. C. 538; Newport v. Hardy, 2 Dowl. & L. 921 Doe v. 2 C. M. & R. 728 ; Com. Dig. Estoppel, E. 8.) Mr. Baddcley, in reply: Cotton's declarations were ...