... them | then, and saw no stains. Witness remained in tbe house with Flatt about half an hour. Flatt sat near the fire. They began to talk about the murder. Flatt said he could swear for one that he had not done it, and witness said the same. The prisoner ...

... Powers to accept the concessions he ay offer. The appearanos of an encroachment on tte sovereignty and independence of the crown of Naples Is to be avoided, if the Kies eau be brought to an erreagement A period will, it is tree, be fined fcr the azsention ...

... likewise • this vaunted •■Time And the, fondly used to who ne'er lash in every word Flatt'rer Si.ii flunkey, , King great soldier won my lay- ercw'tril \ thai • crown less Cap t suffered wrong Biutniire was punished hy tbat (ouch* Isle. An! the poor stager ...

... sto 1 agst Lori of the Isles (taken) 11 to 2 agst Rifleman (taken) 6 to 1 agst Wild Dayrel► (►aken and offered) 10 to 1 agst Flatt-rer (taken) 12 to 1 agst Kingstown (taken) 18 to 1 agst Dirk Hatteraick (20 to 1 taken) 25 to 1 agst St. Hubert (taken) 30 ...

... Kir!.—To-morrow, Hadeley Caatle; Wedneada., Pr«v down; Saturday. Uroadwav— » 10. Garth*>, Mr.—Tomorrow, Jfartford Bridge Flatt Fridar, Grrywe'J Hill- , p. 10. Ueytixrop (Lord Uedrftdala’a).—Wedoeaday, Uloiham Town Cad; Friday. liorri'jtl/.u New Inn; ...

... rrow, Sudeley Castle; Wed nesday. Pewsdown ; Saturday, Broadway—at half-past 10. Garth's, Mr.— To-morrow, Hartford Bridge Flatt ; Friday, f3reywell Bill—at half-past 10. Heythrop (Lord Redesdale's)—Wednesday. Bloxham Town End; Friday, Barrington New Inn; ...

... refusal marry was c em icalß towards the beer-house kept by Mr. Flatt. Proceodnot an indictable offence, but could only subject him to cen- thither with the landlord, they saw and questioned Flatt, euro undef ecclesiastical law. Various other reasons were ...

... Monday and Tueaday, and not, aa heretofore, prolonged (ur four aayi. WRSBTLINO The annual wreetbng came off teat week at Ike Crown Inn, BotcUereate, and the weather being Ane the apectatora ware numeroua. The prtiet a ere contended for M followa Nink Stux» ...

... allowed return the Amatolas and their other former lands, which have all been forfeited to the Crown, are now in of her Majesty’s troop#, will reserved as Crown lands, to of according to her Majesty's pleasure, they will nevertheless permitted, under the ...

... course of Monday, but all were totally devoid of interest. The cases tried in the Crown Court were also of trivial character. NEWCASTLE, March 1. (Before Mr. Baron Flatt.) FOACHIRO AFFRAV. Luke Shelly and William Shelly were indicted for having, October ...

... who appeared for the Crown, uron tbe case ] being called on. said that he was instructed to apply, ! on behalf of the Attorney General, for the discharge e.f the recognisances of tbe witnesses for the prosecution, as the Crown d d not intend to proceed ...

... Friday,Maidwell;. Satarday,Badby Toll Gate; at a quaer before eleven. Portsmonth's, the Earl of-Monday, Dean Gate; Wedoesday, Crown In, IHighelere, Friday, Coombe; Saturday, Black Nest, Brimpton*; at eleven. Petie's,'the Hon. F.-Thursday; Mashbury Mill;- ...