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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 ...
... Court Vll.— Divisional Court.— Before Mr. Justice Cave and Mr. Justice A. L. Smith.— At 10..— Ex parte motions on the Crown side. Crown paper.— Macey and Son v. Gilbey (March, claimant), part heard— Beaver v. Gartside and others — Thomas v. Peek and others— ...
... 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 ...
... on the application of tbe crown that has been returned to this court. They bave been amended on tbe applica- tion of prisoners, but not on behalf of the crown. Mr. Justice Mellor — Surely you do oot mean to say that tbe crown is precluded from ma iog an ...
... 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, ...
... execution Beyond the stoutest resolution ■ As earthquakes kill without a blow. And, only trembling, overthrow. it th' ancients crown' d their bravest men That only sav'd a citizen. What victory could e'er be won, If every one would save but one ? Or flght ...
... to make absolute decrees nisi — Cartwright v. Cartwright— E. R. Long v. E. Long— Palmer v. Palmer and Mawby— C. J. Flatt v. H. G. Flatt -Badclyffe-HaU v. Radclyffe-HalL Supplemental list. — Undefended divorce causes. — .Tones v. Jones and Fergus — Middlewood ...
... 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 ...
... none of the in Lut ?? •:■& aiil be allowed to leave until the pend- ieg ii ijuiry is terminated. GERMANY. BERLIN, May 13. Ihe Crown Prince of Germany paid a visit to I— .a (.urt-chakoii yesterday afternoon. BAVARIA. MUNICH, May 13. IL.iiin.oi Bavaria has ...
... 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- ...