... The ship Ernest, arrived at Hlavre from Goree, in in Africa, brings two lions and a lionessB for the mc Nvq, nagerie of Queen Victoria. Fins IN BisnoPSGATE-WITHOcr.-A most extensive , fire occurred on Friday night, shortly before eleven bu 'o'clock, in ...

... , hab. also come on shorp. DUAL, Jan. 21-Caledonia, Stephenson, of Hull, from a Newcastle, and sailed for Bombay. 26-Queen Victoria, Leaper, lull to Savannah. 25-l3egina, Hull to Havre; Pansy, Alcock, Alexandria to Hull; MortingStar, Harrison, Neweastle ...

... romexamination, on the charge of having stolen two ivory busts, one of which was a striking like- meW of %Ter Majesty Queen Victoria, having upon the pe- destal thegeof a thermometer; and theother was abust, Phrenologinaly marked. Both of them were 'taken ...

... re-examination, on the charge of having stolen two ivory busts, one of which was al striking like- ness of her Majesty Queen Victoria, having upon the pa. destal thereof a thermometer; and the oilier was a buat, phrnolgicllymsked Boh o thm ere taken from ...

... Long for re.examination, on the charge of having stolen two ivory busts, one of which was a striking like- ness of ?? Queen Victoria, having upon the pe- destal thereof a thermometer; and the other was a bust, phrenologically marked. Both of them were ...

... the owner of several Louses, and has, at one time, moved in a respectable sphere. IsMPORTANT CASE IN TaE COURT OP QUEEN's BENcii THE QUEEN v. RicHAnD JoiasoN. - The defendant in this case was convicted under the 39th George IIl., c. 70, s. 25, for having ...

... the owner of several J)suses, and has, at one time, moved in a respectable sphere. IMPORTANT CASE IN TaE COUnT OF QUEEN's BEcn TEE QUEEN v. RICHARD JOnNSON. - The defendant in this case was convicted under the Will Georve II., C. 'id, S. 15, for having ...

... owner of several houses, and has, at one time, moved in a respectable sphere. do hiPOaRTANT CAsE IN rHE Caoer os' QuEEN's Bracei to THE QUEEN V. RICHARD Joirrisow. --T'he defendant o in this case was convicted under the 89th George o III. c. 70, a. 15, for ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE ANTI-CHRISTIAN LECTURES AT BULL. 'ItUZ QUEEN V.-RICRARD JOHNSON, A. motion was made in the Court of Queen's Bench, on Thursday. This was a case of summary conviction of the defendant, before the magistrates of Hull, for taking money ...

... Court this morning, said :-The case of the Queen V. the Hull Dock Company, which was argued in the last term, arose out of a decision in the case of the Queen v. the Bristol Dock Company, reported in the first Queen's Bench reports. Many eases have been decided ...

... that no information should be laid for, any offence committed under tha act (the act of Victoria), and also provided that the statutes of George Ill, and that of Victoria should be constructed altogether as if they consisted of onlya single act. The learned ...

... interest, or costs, and the parties must be at liberty to apply. POWER OF JUSTICES TO IMPRISON UNDER AN ORDER FOR BAIL. In the Queen's Beilch, on Monday, a decision was conic to in the case of the QurEN v. ALrLPtuss AstLToN, nail ALFrEi AScTON.-MIr. Gunning ...