jwjJngtT! of ■rEttin&ntsji* t-.-he dilfeient Erarich'es of Ednca- ;''• .Vencd th-r ensuing S-aV. la as iol- ..

... HISTORY; and Dr Co- COUR3E 01 AGRICULTURE. INIVERSITY OF GLASGOW. I'MIVERSITY of GLASGOW, the usual ais-sfi- tha ensuing Session, Will begin at 1.-On the tothef October, ?? Greek, ?? Humanity, ati Rlietoric, ?? Ist of November, -,r„ Materia Medici,. ■Uicsßga ...

ADMIRALTY SESSIONS

... the coaft of 1rance,wlhere fhe mighthlnae been i fullk without thre' niialletluf iicion, and the crew mlight 'I .. llae l'af~ely in the. boat. A.goodddcal of mo i .convet falt'on took place, the purpo611' ?? the wit- ?? underlland. -It tfas''greed, hlowever ...

LONDON SESSIONS

... triminal conversatiori withl Lady Cloincurryi That Sir Jbhii had contrivedto eludebesn: arlested, and had takten refuge in the Isle of Man, wiree he had beenserye& with the process of the o~i~t, and where -eqppeared publicly so late as the Xth of last mortli ...

Yorkshire Assizes

... exit iat fo stage of life. His body ?? delivered to thcs ,~surgeons fur dissection. 'or - is, At else assizes fortlic isle of Ely, held ?? sat was but one prisoner for trial, viz. Richard Faulkner, 'as convicted -of toe mnuruler us George Biuruhirm, ...

ADMIRALTY SESSIONS

... ?? SESSIONS. CHIARGiE OF MURDERI. William Chapman, the Captain of a Liherpool StAVE Stli i-, was oin Alonday indicted fe v the wilful murd'er of Rubert J):ant, by exposing him *iaked to the weather, by starving him, and by repeated acts ;of cruelty and ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... Iefcndarnt was a farmer ot opulensce in the Isle of Ely. t'he Cou x r recommesded him to make some cmsipromise, 1ot he refused to do so on account of the costs, Wvhicl had been incurred by removing the case from the Sessions into the Crown Office. In conisideration ...

POLICE

... Wn. Parsons at Worship street Office, who has committed the prisoners to take their trihls at the;ncxt Assizes for the Isle of Ely. _ SPASRINRG MATCH.-On' Wednesday evening a grand Sparring Exhibition, for the bentfit. of Jem Be[- cher, took place at ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... as the present i'as confined to the Justices, I d at thle Quarter Sessions. If ?? were to entertain ' nmotions of the kind they might have nothing else to dos. d- At the Quarter Sessions there was an opportunity of i I examinuiing the pirties ore tenus ...

TRIAL OF MR. WILLIAM COBBETT

... Surely lie did, and nrieant also to excite :'the~pebi l of ?? ;.Ely to rescue the stir fottePunishmefiitO~ ec Law. Could any man Of %comrilon sense doubt that he 'giticli it ?? thle People6of Ely for lavingp'tliattly 6ia ,t - witnessed 6he sceo~e- Thete ihen ...

GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS

... V stra-'in'g sit 'k ireat finasce door-frame, aiid ocinlence loinbe Ihaggeid II antd discharged ;-Joiin Smthril, aitil Elie. Isles, for aid, ?SI vagrancy, ille formir to he flag~ed as1 passed, thle li c It latter to he himprisotted three latoritli;-irw ...

Letter-Box in the Wi

... The. truth is, .that the bondage Englishmen becomes heavier it ascends; it emanates from the lowest of the rabble, a set of petty tyrants, ignoiaot and biutal, coirupc and Oppiessive, * that Monarch not a slave who deprived of selecting his own counsellots ...