... addmitted to be King's evideice in !PdILeyl9and, 39, for the ?? c St igan- Leyland was a pensioner, having been 45 e Years in the army, and was reputed at Wigan -to be Hee Wsll-disposed man, except when he got intoxi- le had been receiving his pension on the ...

... hope will be a warning to all such s. degraded beasts. AssCharge of A udt-Mr. Florence Egan, a landing- d waiter in our Custom-house, was charged by a young woman, who had- been his servant, with a rude assault as upon her in his office, on the 23d April ...

... occupy some land ?? . The pire- cise spot in qtesetion is betwveenour land and the rivers fit over We have-occupied it by my father and grandfather, per- an ty of haps 60-years,, not ore lease, hbut year by year. A small' fat M., cop divide our land from the ...

... me Slits, a eryt iia indeed. Crose-exnesiicel. I tuin a dtiy tisii'e. I thiok tie ioqisest ivas teld saishuls daysa or too, land tleucory casii to the tnilmuosty'. I seas siot eec- sosinod beforei the coroner. 1asi ~tahore at shle vs ry tine lthe loneuist ...

... setting forth that it was in- consistent with the character of a soldier to take the life of an un. offending woman; that he had been in tele army 25 years, and that lie cocked the pistol merely with the view of frightening the de. ceased, but that she rushed ...

... custody. Guilty-Dealth oec0 sled. Jose)s)e TSel',* 32, 'and '1'h1ornls Tgi'er, 22, were in- dicted for entering certain inclosed land at Athertoni, belongin to Robrt Mort Esq., i the nibt~tiiie, arnn- sn purpose of talking ead destroying gaisie. The pilsoners ...

... an act was passed authorizing the collection of at the land tax, in all places whether parochial or eta 5y* parochial, and appointing assessors for the latter ; and :es' under that act the land tax had since been collected inI ike Toxteth-park, as an ...

... by Suffocation, and that there werdmaurks; of pressure upon the throat, If that had been done in the act of delivery, the woman was guilty of no offence-it wouldnot be man- slaughter. Tlie medical men, I ltappred, said the markasliowed thiatsheniast have ...

... thirdly, ilmt tisc land in Fleet-lane, one0-hi '~which Isas the main object In dispute, 4a slp of about a yard in thbirdl: Ibreadth, ona the. read side to the front of the defendant's orders f~reehold,) was part of the waste lands of Parr, end belonged ...

... party or net. If it were with her consent, though it was a great and heavy sin, it was no offense known to the laws of the land, and they, mist throw out the bil; but if they were satisfied that the offence was fully completed and 1 without her consent ...

... school land for his own purposes, and not for the pur- p poses of the school. Now, he asked, could any impute-pa tion, be m~ore gross than that Sir Robert Holt Leigh had jobbed with the trustees of the charity to obtain a portion of this land for his ...

... the man who bought it from the woman Vil.. appeared against her. 'Mr. RuAbtan asked him how he ka came to buy sach a piece of metal as that; he must have isp. been aware that it was stolen. The man replied that the ong woman said she came honestly by it ...