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London, England, 1852-08-19 00:00:00

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The Pr'inee of Wales Stakes.
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Tho Eglinton Stakes.
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SHERIFFS' CO EIRT.--(
(Before Mr. WILLIAM Banc
of 7
This was an action brought to recover the OM
T IinEILLS,) DAY)
TOWNSEND v. CHtINDLER.
103., for goods sold and delivered. Ai . he
Evidence was adduced to prove that def°ll-- n ereu•
ordered a quantity of stone, i. A been
For the defence it was contended that there Old fop
contract for barter; plaintiff to supply stone 511°_,,,e1d lie
which was duly dell/ a
ant to return timber, therefore that no action wvtlf on.
for goods sold, but that it ought to be for breilebr°e citecl
tract in non-delivery of the timber, and cases were nosi"
to support this proposition; but the plaintiff Intc:
Lively
T h owdues denied
evidence
vdEi
gcst,
e_hsnauct thereeE RofiptFhhieeafedtoinbt
tetreoanc tar; i y.
.f 7:
pl such es es:e0:5:: r. fah 0 tbh,,.ei
cif
the jury t' : tiff coo
there
not recover in this form of action, butl if the g—d 9 .
been ordered and delivered, then he was 1
aftled '°
verdict.

The jury gave a verdict for the amount.
wn
to r€
cover
RUSSELL.
,ie so shodrayo
tn ot e . 55. 00
This was anaction
°
cover the sum of 51.,.
ote,
p r opme
pleaded that he did not make trboop
that it had not been endorsed to the plaintiff, am"
ear to
that
he had paid the amount, but he did not aPPf°r the
maintain either plea, and a verdict was give°
amount. Under
The plaintiff's attorney now applied to the „ea ag
Sheriff for a certificate for costs, as plaintiff 'l'
Leic ater, and defendant in Somers-town. tiff' hici
The UNDER-SHERIFF asked whether the pit court"
no opportunity to bring his action in the Ceunu„ bsf°
Plaintiff's attorney said that plaintiff Wig"- ieses'
taken proceedings in the County Court of glad oat
but the plaintiff must have come up to London Id g
expense. ire IV
The UNDER-SHERIFF said that, under three C". °
stances, he would grant the certificate.
CRIMINAL
OCELROLDEU
arntdim.
COURT.—r.(J COURT.—(THIS sHt i c
eI Si::: (
..)
(Before Mr. Justice mo)
BODKIN, who was retained for the Pr „dell. 5
CEIARGE AGAINST LORD FRANICr"--'l% 0
Mr. osecutil 0
the case egeinst Lord Frankfort, said be nnue,,-00 On
applicationindiotroent hbayd hooerentiomroardie
to
oy tthhoe aQccoueesentitko:sl3;iehtiust :
the fiat had not yet been issued, be :Pe required
know if the attendance of witnesses ff°l"-
to•day.
Mr. BALLANTINE sold it was the intent
Mr. 0f
Lord
Frankfort to proceed with the certiorari, e
the me to sof
Mr. Justice TALFOURD knew enough ,r`-„ey/Oulel n°
that the further attendance of witnesses O
be required. urer wll9
a, a lab° 'Ave
Martin White, aged 63, described
indicted for feloniously cutting and Wounding a
Hurley, with intent to murder her. Gonda
Mr. Gifford prosecuted, and Mr. Bodkin co
with
the defence. il t Ing vi,'l,
Ann Hurley deposed that she had been (re .'
the prisoner about twelve months he ° , bad
event happened. During a portion of that. time
shesueweet
been in service. While in service the last tme soma
on the Bth of June to sec him, to get a ticket for
4After
boos clothes, and she found him in a public-house. s; be
drinking with him at this and another public- twit
asked her to go home and make his bed, observing Tbio
he would not detain her more than halt an hour' . 00
going into bilis rciouoarnythere.Ploaltedtetnheo'clnigh.. 030
door,oc Ic at
and told hertbau
should not go home until the morning. She. tbe
went to bed, and between two and three ittii her.
morning he put his hand across her face and kisse i 00
Witness saw that he had a razor in his hand, aU.," 4.1
cried out, " Oh, don't murder me." kie rep he'" the
shall serve you out now," end then cut her first on,er
left side of the chin and cheek, and then on the 01..140,
side. She endeavoured to protect hersolf with heroobb,
and received two cuts upon it. Witness excls,,,iruell9 „,,, not
you have done for me at lad Be "id, " .11°u 11''uts,
murdered yet," and P.'93 about to iuflict further.coo
when she jump .d up, unlocked the door, end ranidtocl,
stairs into the street. A policeman saw her, 3121" since.
her to the hospital, where she had remained ever
~..;
There was nothing the matter with prisoner's tatu"
when she left hire•
woman, but my husband has. lett me. Whoa , ow/
Cross-examined by Mr. BJDKIN—I am athlenoicreta,
recce happened I
knew what he was about. clock
kevpz a brothel. Tl-ett3prliisvolnnegr withhad haeeMnrscirikJA put
Jamey Buchanan, police sergeant, said at three °„ avd
in the morning ho heard cries of "Polee 20
tooodtheblesepdoiht:.ndoer
Dina
coming •c‘ommuiordgeoru,"t
anwdit'lllocuraten,
en
but he made no answer, and he then broke el) troo -
prisoner's room he found it fast. Y3© called out CO bier,
d bleeding 1
door. The prisoner was lying on the be ak the
a wound in the throat. lie ',aid " I did not tbi . ,be
room, and it was bent in the handle and cover
would have done for me." Witness found a rezeerdolwlLL.
blood.
Johanna Macaulay, residing in DohvoctiustviTiPalatcbei
Broadway, sa-d she lived in tae same
the wortuo"
prisoner. Early in Site taming she beard

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