The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-09-01 00:00:00

THE REVISING BARRISTERS

,0 The following are the revising barristers appointed in and
the several counties, divisions of counties, cities, and
,-,eroughs included in the northern circuit, by Mr. Justice
at Liverpool, as the senior judge on circuit, pur-
"taut to the 3d and 4th; Wm. IV. c.
North Riding of Yorkshire—Northallerton, Malton, Scar-
:Trough, Thirsk, and Whitby : Francis Bayley, Woronzow
g, and John Paget, Esqrs.
East Riding of Yorkshire.
gull, and the city of York
Esqrs

—Beverley. Kingston-npon-
T. S. Brandreth. and J.

West Riding of Yorkshire—Richmond, Ripon, and
Knaresborough : J. Cottingliam, Robert C. Hildyard, and
• Robinson Esqrs.—Pontefract, Huddersfield, Wakefield,
Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, and Sheffield, in the West Riding
of the county of York : R. W. S. Lutwidge and A. Cleasby,
ktqrs. and Sir F. H. Doyle.
Northern Division of the county of Durham—Sunderland,
south Shields, and Gateshead ; Southern Division of the
T;llaty of Durham, and the city of Durham : E. C. Deacon,
Marshall, and W. F. Pollack, Esqrs.
b orthern Division of the county of Northumberland-
-.-,,erwick-upon-Tweed, Morpeth, and South Division of the
liluntY of Northumberland, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and
..itYnemouth : T. J. Hogg, William Blanshard, and B. 11.
4411811, Esqrs.
Omeastern Division of the county of Cumberland and Car-
; and Western Division of the county of Cumberland,
co?kerrnouth and Whitehaven; County of Westmoreland,
IN Kendal; L. J. Venables, Wm. Gray, and C. H. Heigham,
—*vs.
I 4 northern Division of Lancashire—Preston, Clitheroe, and
S' lisaster : G. H. Wilkinson, Stephen Temple, and Hugh
~Nanhope, Esqrs.
urnuthern Division of Lancashire—Liverpool, Manchester,
tor:lham, Salford, Warrington, and Wigan Robert 'Whar-
t,;' Spencer Horatio Walpole, and G. St. John Yates,
clte.e.--Asliton-under-Lyne, Bury. Bolton-le-Moors, Roth.e, and Blackburn : Henry Lawrence, Esq.

eflik°".—The account of the hops in the various districts
Tue-ent is very unfavourable. The Maidstone Gazette of
lcint,B,,daY gives the apportionment of the duty thronghout the
Suphs"Zeri as follows, on the authority of a corresponden
t WA- • t £l5 000 • Canterbury, £4,000;
488 e es er Isaac , _
(1010 !',.2000; Farnham-, £700; Worcester, £4OO ; the king-
a4' ; a total of £22,300.
COUNSEL..---TWO gentlemen admitted to the
wilt queen's counsel have for the first time taken their.
seats Within the hL' • l during the present assizes.
Irar at Liverpool
tile co'legory Lewin was called within the bar at Lancaster
4eat f,:ter day; and he has during the past week, occupied the
Pre~ierly filled by Mr. (now Mr. Justice) Coltman, and
licown-'4BtY by the late Mr. Blackburn. He still wears a stuff
With; • Nir. Dundas (M. P. for Sutherlandshire) was-Falled
bortilli the bar last assizes • but at that time he was in the
tirst t; 441enbust his constituents,' and he took his seat for the_
counsel within the bar on Monday last. The other queen's
'Ateheelliearing at the present assizes are Mr. Sergeant
`-ressweli Mr. Alexander,
of the. county palatine), Mr.o,
The ' Alexander, Mr. Starkie, and Mr.Armstrono.
Way th:Jull.letters. from London are now conveyed by rail-
th ininut_. entire distance, and ate due to the post-office at ten
after nine in the forenoon, instead of a quarter to
tit 14,411 the afternoon • Lind-the mail for London leaves Hull
forellnn-Nist four in the'afternoon, instead of half-past eleven
Lo—ndnorillY this arrangement, Hull is brought a day nearer
,uan formerly.