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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL-May 3. ?? CROWN CASES RESERVED. ( nf Sent .7 ord Cam P bell . Mr. Baron Alderson, Mr. Baron Piatt, Mr. Justice Coleridge, and Mr. Justice Talfourd.) i REGINA V# CLEM ENTS AND SMITH. | Lord Campbell said that the point in this ...
... Spearman, Comptroller-General. BANKRUPTC i* ANNULLED. Hugh Welsh Cooper, 42, Wakefield-street, Regenfs- square, and the Old Crown, 479, New Oxford-street, Mid- dlesex, licensed victualler. BANKRUPTS. Richard Mogg Arnold, 9, King-street, Covent-garden, ...
... the 25th hist., the wife of Mr. Henry Britten, Derby- road, W est Croydon, of a daughter. Collis.— On the 2Sd inst., at the Flatts, Stourbridg?, the wife of Charles Wm. Collis, Esq., of a son. Coofee.— On the 23d inst., at Heavitree, Exeter, the wife of ...
... Tuesday Martinstown — Garth's, Mr Monday Hare Hatch 10.30 Wednesday.Stag & Hounds, Binfleld 10.30 Friday Hartford Bridge, Flatt 10.30 Hambledon, (Mr .Wall's) Monday Hogg's Lodge 10.45 Wednesday.Alliugton 10.45 Friday Corhampton Down 10.45 H. H Monday ...
... such an essertion, as be was not a member of the ! Common Council. Now, he? (Mr. Taylor) wished to give taat st-.te:. eni toe flatt.st contradiction. Such a proposition it M- Beunoch bud referred to had never entered into the Bind uf the com__ittee, because- ...
... elevating assassination to ! doctrine ; and another similar case is now under the consideration of the law officers of the Crown. It is hoped tbat these considerations will satisfy Count Walewski that either his expressions have been greatly misunderstood ...
... councn^'>' ° r> - ° f lhe ?? Central Railroad Company, in an- to state !>•• tl » assessment on tne capital stock, deem it right &fl»atT» rf call is ma(3e M preference to attempting to carry Uketlnsr* . ?? Present state of the money market. They l &e or»'ni ...
... Admission by the new season tickets of both ; classes, or on payment of Ha!f-a-crown: children un-ler r> One Shilling. A limited cumber of reserved scats in the gallery ilalf- a-crown extra, may now be had, and plan, inspected, at the Crystal Palace, or at ...
... have been some object in not supplying a copy, and £5 would not have been too severe a penalty, but a-- it was only a half-crown work he thought 10s. would be sufficient. Mr. Tolkien said he hoped the alderman would dismiss the summons, and he would not ...
... ) Gentle- men. 1 t.el that th compliment paid to the Duke ot Wel- lington by cerlain members of the French nation was very flatte ring. Wneti a party of Frenchmen were- unpacking a sm ill figure ot Napoleon and another of th_ Duke of Wel- l lington, his ...