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... 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» ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... accuser for conspiracy. LANCASTER. Aug. 11. Mr. Baron Flatt arrived here from Appleby Saturday, and attended divine service at Bt. Mary’s church yesterday. Mr. Baron Platt, who presides in the Crown Court, took occasion to enlarge, in charging the grand ...
... between T perarY `res OC e .t to leave our poorer brethren an easy prey to Popery Carrick, it is supposed, to obtain a half-crown which 1. -% :ne hand, or to Socialism and infidelity on the other. eirl was entrusted with. Her throat was cut from ear to ...
... Dbc. 17. Crown Court.—(before Mr. Justice Mauls.) George Duffield, Jacob Mortimer. Benjamin Nightingale, and James Backhouse, were indicted for having, on the 20th of August last, feloniously stolen at Leeds one sovereign and four half-crowns, the property ...
... who stood trembling, though unfettered, before him, they have effected for themselves you should have accom- of statues, crowns, and other things were stolen. The aathoand who, from horror at the awful scene of carnage he had !dished for them; and thus ...
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... ) 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 ...
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... increase the ill effect of such a proceeding on the part of a politician aspiring to lead that very House in the service of the Crown, it is the reflection that in impugning the accuracy of the Premier in his account of what had passed on this occasion, the ...