... BURY PE=TY SESSIONS.-JAN. SO. Refore M1ajor Watkins, and 1W1/n. Grant, Esq. A young woman named Nansy Pollett, nineteen years of l nge, appeared before the magistrates, to sweae her child, s (which she carried in her arms), on Mr. John Holt, an apprentice to a printer, who has contrived by some means to make himself into a father, although only eighteen years of age, and although lie has yet ...

... BURY PETIY SESSIONS.-FEB. 7. (Before Mm. Grant, Elsp.) Betty Hfunt a middle aged wvoman, with a little child in bet arms applied to the bench for relief. 1er husband had deserted her, and she said lie earned 10s. per week, but gave her nothing to support her, and she herself had been nineteen weeks out of work. Coop mentioned the circum- stance of her having lately been imprisoned for a felony ...

... ASIITON PETTY SESSIONS. (Before W Asticy, Esq. and Captain Clarke. R.A.) .Motency, FEB. 9Tn. Serjeant Harriman, of the troop at preseit quartered in this town, summoned a man, named Mellor, for assaulting him on Tuesday evening, the 3rd instant,. in the Ordnance Arms public hbuse,. on the new road leading to Stayley Bridge. He stated that, on the evening in question, he was returning from the ...

... BIOLTON PETTY SESSIONS. PAYING WAGES EN GOODS. On Monday last, considerable interest was excited in a crowded court, from the circumstance of some parties being summoned at tile instance of the newly-formed society for the prosecution of masters who pay their work-people in goods sastead of money. 11ir. Ellis flaslons was the first person summoned. Mrj. moonisourn appeared in support of the ...

... ASUITON PET,'Y SrisSIONSS MONDAY, F.El.1. (Ifeld b'efore I'Vlioam A Roq) Nathani-iel Perry, an ca-conistable, On~inioned Johns rnd I-iuial liothiveul for asasulting hints and thircatenin~ to play him olY for s.in old grudge. Perry, it appears, had totrssterly ]had the defendants in custody for, Some improper conduct, andj as his little brief authority was departed from him, they had, upon the ...

... BURY PErraY SESSIONS. (J-efore M1ajor Watlsin, and Win. Grant, Esg.) The number of the poor from the township of Tottington- lower-end, applying for relief, was so great that Major Watkins issued a general order from the bench, to Cool), the overseer of that townsIhp, to mahe up the cainings of all the families applying for parochial aid t itwo shlihings per week per bead. W'ith this nrandate ...

... BOLTON PIETTY SESSJONS. FI IDAy.-John Booth, engineer, was charged by Mfr. Philip Nutall, manufacturer of cotton goods by steam-loom, Billing Iill, with wilfully and nialiciously allowing an en- gine boiler to work Celpty on the 16th Jan. being the day on which lie left Mr. Nutall's emnploymient. Booth had previoCPyIV suinnmoned Mr. Nutall on Monday. for paying wvages ill groods instead 4' ...

... ASMTON PET'Y SESSIONS. (Before rtK Ast'ry, Esg.-illondrlep, Feb. 2S.) A complaint was exhidited against Thomas Ilealey, for suferin a ferocious clog to be at large-The complainant, an eldcily fen~ale saihi, that on Tueslay evening shte passed the dog in questiona immediately aiter which it turned back, and bijt her severely on the lec. Evidence was brought to prove thalt the dog: had been ...

... COURT OF EXCHEqUER, FEB. 21. DEAN V. LORD COCIIHANE. IVrr. CAMSPOLL stated this was all action brought by the plaintiff against Lord Cochrane, to recover a sum in milreas equal to about £10,000 sterling. It appeared that, in thle year 1S23, his lordship quitted the service of Chili, and entered that of Doll Pedro, who had quitted Europe, and becomlie the sovereign of the Brazils. His lordship ...

... BOITO'N PETTY SESSJONS-MONDAY. Lydia Javdize was charged with stealing a piece of cop- per pipe about live feet' le1ngth,' bfracstsasi!rih atitshe works of messrs. Horwiels and Hol0mes, beces iRtkt near Bolton, on Friday last, and llfr. Ba n thoo wtewl .Jnm es Doherty wvas charged wvith purchasing the sain, Iening it tobe stolen. Mr. Holenes, of the first of Horwich and Holmes, said that lie ...

... OnWednesday, a genteral reeting fpoiec mis-tl sinners was held in the boaroughreeveis roomt in the town- of hail. The chair was taken by Robert Ogden, Esq. Several di repoits wre read foni the dfferent ommittees. One from mn the irnproveisent-cumnsitec stronglyrecommended thle pi widening and otherise improving thestreets adjoining w that piece of land ying near St. Peters Church, and on ir ...

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