... still at lar~ge. The prisioners wrer re- manded. PLUCTSXtG 1rVZ BWSE.-Johr, Molesworth, farmer, was charged at tek Isle of Ely Petty Sessions, at Wisbeach, on Satirday, with cruelly illtreeting 25 oe ?? feathers from them at Upwell. The yal Soiety for the ...

... SWANSEA PETTY SESSIONS. ?? T.-.w Tnbi GM LAws. j, Gripith appeared, in coMpliancO with. a summons ige g,; bim on the information of Arthur Jones, Esq.,of the Bryn, Sketty, charging him with having com- aittdgn offence against the game laws, by using a ...

... Sundays in September. These lists are always revised at a special petty session, held for that purpose, within the last seven days of September, on a day and at a place of which notice isl given at the foot of the lists affixed to the church doors. Any ...

... Coroner summed up, and the jury returned a verdict It. of Wilful murder against Wadden. he o heTHE RUGBY ROMANCE.-At the Petty Sessions held at Rugby on Tuesday last, before Messrs. J. W. .1 c Boughton Leigh, Janmes Atty, and James Archibald Cam- U g pell ...

... custody from the House of Detention, Clerkenwell, and charged before Mr. J. Frere and two other magistrates, at Brentford Petty Sessions, on suspicion of causing the death of a young woman named Annie Barnham, by shooting her through the head. The particulars ...

... she was VI11 a the time, an d hardly knew what she was M- r. Howvard released her on her own bail to th tlsc Eufield Petty Sessional Court, but she t 0'u.oelr asod a warranftwasissued for hersappre- tigotali.lid Robert Murphy, a policereonstwle0 , prr- ...

... Ilfracombe, Western Line; llfracombe, Eastern Line; Irish North Western; Isle of Purbeck; Inverness and Perth Junction; Inverness and Aberdeen Junction; Isle of Wight ValloyJonntion; Isle of Wight, Eastern Section. ?? and Winderinere ; Kettering aud Thrapstone ...

... witness from Ireland who wished to return directly. Mr. Stapleton said he should not object to a postpone- ment until the next session. The witness from Ireland, the barrack-master at Nenagh, said this would be most inconvenient to him. The case then proceeded ...

... mlii:l:! i at Biislv.i,p- *gLt St.lLi,.il Io t oi.i. hiY r~i. , ho~t ?? Ill ?? v isl l/ n i 1n1-biox Ivi l -1, ilo K L;v a : :: lII thorlgtit Ut 1a it.stig trtain rlud ?? 0-| ?? -ely. Jtirt-RUC il k6i11tNG RthXN.NIW XSiS IN :4'il011- t Eutict>--- I ItI St. i ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YESTERDnAY. ErrFOE MSR. SERJEANT ADnAMS ANiD A BrEsNCH OF aaieoniw . DeOosDERL HouSES, George Bonny surrendered to take his trial ?? an indict. ment charging him with keeping a hiose of ill fnoeoin ohs parish ot St. Pancras. The d ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. 'WEDNiESDAY, ABOL 11. BRsOuE MRB SESBRAaT ADAsMS, A8513TANT JUDGE, AND A BENCH OF MAOISTrAT5ss AT THE GQUILDRALL, WE5STIN8MT. CASE OF MRS. RAMSBOTHAM. The court sat to-day to take these cases the defendants in which had been outon ...

... ? Beisn Adiis weda .h matter th droek Th os was igwded wi er.theecl. . , . a'tQ TA3 QUCn f. G .f This wxs , vO n ?? Wi hby isl qtursnsait ?? Smytb, uuderlortkinaeans. = Veevut of the late e inniva of lunacy upou j3 Us 91or, Esq.,of ftayroystree4 in *te1 ...