... length; and ou Saturday last the Jury pronounced their decision. They found that the Crown was entitled to all Knigliting's/_.-_W property, worth some £12,000; this the Crown will give to the Railway Company. But Knighting also had real estate worth £300 ...

... to be in attendance at the Crown Court at the Sit- ting of such Court, on TUESDAY, the 10th Day of March, at TWELVE o'clock at Noon; and the Jurors in the Second Panel and Summoning Bailiffs are to be in attendance at the Crown Court on MONDAY, the 16th ...

... John's Presby. terian Church, South Shields, has resigned. He will proceed to take charge of a church in Australia. The Cross Flatts estate, which belonged to the late Mr lenry Pawelon, contractor, of Sunderland, has been sold at Leede, by his assignees, ...

... Riddleswonh Hallj Feb.2lst, at Depden Green; Tuet. -r-. Thursday, 27th, at Dalbatu Hall; Saturday, 28th, at buntonKMi and Crown ; each day at a quarter before eleven.—The Essex Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday, Feb. 24th, at l-lmstt* Market; and on ...

... the ereotion of a atriking trophy in the crgan gallery. The vibitors numbere. 17,988. On no previous day had so many half-crowns. aeen paid. WBEBLY RAILwAY TRAFFIC. 1857. 1866, North-Eastern week end. Oot. 17, 836,460..35,682 Weet Hartlepcol, ' 16. ...

... name was anno: Spollen’s counsel ex ercised the right of challenge to 19 jurors. The crown set aside five gen en The ary having been im: panelled, the Clerk of the Crown gave ¢ murder. i prisoner in charge on the indictment for the The Attorn occupied three ...

... 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 ...

... , construction, and pattern, at this an boant. Manufactory. Gold Watches, at 4/. 48 to 100 guineas. MUSGRAVE, BROTHER: or Flatt ‘ne’ rs only by JAM COCKLE, Se | New Ormond Street, Londoa and to be iG. Medicine Venders im Boxes, at Is 14d ad He. 1858, ...

... 000 miles ot railway had been surveyed. was wrong, therefore, to charge the Government with auy remissneia the matter. Mr. FLATT said the Great Indian PeoiD>mU Railway waa hr> light before (he Indian Government id 1841. The bill brought into the House ...

... mencinr business this Michaelmas. Sale commence at 1 for 2 o'clock precisely. Catalogues may be had at the Rose and Crown Hotel, Sudbury; Crown Inn, Acton; Saracen's I-lead Inn. Newton; Angel Inn, Stoke; and at Messrs. Cook and G;riffin's Offices, Stratford ...

... accommodation and cleanliness so many should not be kept together in any one place. He proposed to reduce the number of Mr. Flatt's to ninety, and thought those even too many to be kept in one locality. He next adverted to the state of the premises, and ...

... 0 5 0 Rev. H. Taylor, ditto .1 0 0 Mr. J. Shemming, ditto.. I0 Miss Loder, ditto .0 10 0 Miss Allen. ditto.0 10 0 Mr. John Flatt, Dunningworth Hall .. 1 0 0 Mrs. Gyron, Melton . 1 0 Mr. Philip Gyron, ditto . 1 0 Mr. James Hunt . .. . .. 1 0 0 Eyke Parish ...