The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-07 00:00:00

CHESTER AS-LZES

CROWN COURT--:,_ uEsnAI
(Before Mr. Justice

14;ILLIAAIS.)

Michael Mahar, aged 36, John Br
35, and John Hopkins, 23, were c
house of Peter Woods, at Capanhursi;
moneys to the amount of £lO.
[We reported this case very fully
brought before the magistrates at
The jury found Michael Mahar
acquitted the rest.
The two were sentenced to fifteet
On the application of the Attorn
ordered Superintendent Boughey,
Birkenhead police, to be rewarded tor rie
exercised in the apprehension of he or

J,

•efrom

aners were

es -Gene
and R

one of ti

CIVIL SIDE.
(Before Mr. BARON MAUL
The Learned Judges this morning egehanget
to Mr. Justice Williams being cow
parties in a case tried. The whole proceedin6
were of a very uninteresting character in this Court

connected w

lids. a

NISI PRIUS COURT.--AVEDNESDAI
Before Mr• Jus

WILLIAMS

)wever,

LOVELL U. BOYD AND UTU
case Messrs. Jarvis and We
Mr. Evans and Mr. Temple fc
was brought to recover the value 01 ~,,
t,.li, a .---large corn_
mer-
..,
wheat which had been sold to the plain
chant, residing at Bilston, in Staffordshirpre, from the d
weheat
fen-
dants who are corn merchants in Liveool. The
, that the
was sold by a person named Pratt, and ordered by him to be
sent to the order of the plaintiff by the defendant. On this
aasnd that
order it was shipped at Liverpool and transmittedsttoopPpreedstboy
Brook, in this county, where it was lodged in the war house
of the Duke of Bridgewater, having been brought there in
action was, one of the Duke's lighters. At this place it was
the defendants in consequence of some disagreement with
Pratt, and refused to be delivered up to the plaintiff, who
commenced his action for the recovery of it against the truso
tees of the Duke of Bridgewater, but thataction was stopped
on a judge's order, and directed to be commenced against the
goodspr esen
were
ed
reef esntdo apnpt:ti
wThillsetdienfeaccoeurtasethoef
countermand had been given to the order by pratt. ,
it a a
peared, however, that the trustees of the Duke of Bridpia-
water were in the habit of acting as warehousemen, and
such received the goods ia question into their warehouse as
hold to the order of the plaintiff. On this the learned judgetpruled that at tan a the goods reached the warehouse,
was at an end, that there bad been no countermand,
the
and directed the jury to find a verdict for the plaintiff, •and,
however the defendants liberty to move to set it aside giving
the court above should be of opinion that he was v.,.„„n case
Accordingly a verdict was entered for tl
mages £768.

ury.) In this
rind

plaint
The actin

or the

AN SLECTION BILL

e plaintiff—da-

PARRY v. MAINWARING• S. J.)--This
brought by Win. Parry, the landlord of thweans
Arms Inn, Holt, in the county of Denbigh, to ~..I
amount of a bill from the defendant, who is them
the Denbighshire Burghs, for expenses inc
last general election. The whole urred e
covered was £122 N. 2d., part of Mlgl,
paid; but the balance due—namelFi; ! e
had were in less quantities than 20; •,,,,,,."
first that, be never promised to il,si ; t) 2 • '
therefore, under the tippling act, 5;
.', i.
tied to recover; and, thirdly, that t
,
voters during an election for the 1
Mr. Jervis and Mr. Welsby we
V. Williams for the defendant.
The trial of the cause occupie
the day, and the reading over sec
of particulars created no little an
instance, there was a ball at wni hiel
sent, at which was supplied ne
glasses of brandy and water, and
were paid to a fiddler and harper
CO
Mr. V. WILLIAMS contendec
orders given to supply the liquor
defendant had already paid. 1
leaving tbe court, found a verdic
£52 N. 3d., the amount sought ti
The cases tried in the Crown
Manic, were of so trivial a nature
notice. ---

.nt sc
,;01): th,
9

ext t

worth at one time, an

was

lnd therefoieillegA

t plaintiff, and MI

portion

if the items of the bit
31Z:lat in the court; fo

❑ for t

icutiles of pop, and 15s
Wlended to enliven th

lnd been n

), which th
'er, withou

all, damage

to deserve publi

The cases tried in the courts
great public interest.

ere not of and

pus piece of,

LEs
00:f the 16th
jtlEielvtchEoeLllecteito'n o
sale tht
gstftohreeil_idcdoelrt
oauserd-street, for a larg
itlinis en
wow when
a"rintgheofgtohou
btwstFt i hihyvaleeli rerinhrc workmanshipl
locefiho rorfnw'rnAetosi‘p fs:tace ‘tPegcli. rsee al
ttrlmoreycsnd celebrated
et amongst no i r
amongst tht
wmaasraybQo note
et on beof
Scots,
sold t
st o price,
rescued it ; and it isitn,
land, as formerly
land. It is the identicala amongst t
was made by order of Ladyiewel worn
in memory of her husband, Margaret
and Regent of Scotland, who Matthew
opposed him in religion. was mut
workmanship, is of fine The jewel,
gold, in the
two inches long, and nearly two inche
surface, which
i opens in front, there is
are three small rubies and an emerald.
there is a sapphire in the shape of a
ruby, emerald, and sapphire. The coroi.
Victory and Patience. There are also
jewel, representing Faith and llope. The
figures, which are very elaborate, are of •,
enamelling. Mete is the following.ler
" Sal obtain Victoria in yo;-
Quha hopis stil const:,-..._ ..
The coronet and little heart may
below ; within the coronet are tln
M. L. 5." with a crown of laurel o
verse of the coronet within are two lwa
by two arrows, bound by a wreath with a 11
ent
h
0
ant,
td, '
" When the little heart is opt a sk,
we Resolve.
two bones are seen, and two hands holdir. label,
which hangs a horn with the rest of the legens. ' Dea
dessolve.' On the other side of the jewel is the ;un sh,
on a heliotropiurn, or sunflower, beautifully ena, wiled;
moon and stars are also represented. There are a salmi
der in the flames, a pelican feeding, her young with her 1)10,
a shepherd, a traveller, a dog, and a bird, and a
phoenix, ,
emblematical, with a legend—
" My stait to them I may compac
For you qulia is of Bontes rare. '
When the whole heart is opened, on the reverse are 9
men in Roman armour fighting. An executioner holdingee n two
woman by the hair with a cuttle axe, as about to de • a
her; two frightful jaws, out of which issue three c.,spitate
flames. The figure of Time is seen drawing - elxstres in
supposed to be Truth, from a well; and a fema
with a fire in which many crosses arc burnit;
three legends, "Ze seem al my, nesur „ F.:
lair, " and " Gar tell my Reifies.'
..T" whole-I.Ym g
35 exqu s
worked. and is one of the most ex '
art of the age. .nary Ifttains of

formed one of
:rry Ii 11, and
miner, by Mr.

ind attc

en bought
iineas. It

of her

about
On the

sorted by

ioined

g a naked fi

There are

It was stated in the a,
that General Napier hat

counts

view of capturing a fort

refuge, and that finding

On the troops marct

accompanied the expen

to Khyrpoor, rode with

where he succeeded in

nephew to go with him to G

about the 21st Janua

month the treat

mediately afterwards 6

on exacting

at such apparent bad f

who was at Hyderabad. tha'

his immediately leaving

however, though

lence, resolved to rem

hope of be

to effect

Dr. Baile

thquale

sent home by the last mail

netrated into the desert with the
ther Meer Roostnm had fled for
stronghold deserted he returned.

Major Outram, who had

DESCRIPTION

Wheat Qrs.
Barley Qrs,
Malt
Oats Qrs,
aye Qrs
Beans Qrs,
Pease . Qrs,
Shelled Barley . Qrs
Indian Corn

Rapeseed
Oatmeal
Flour ...
Ditto . • •

s. ; Flour

ury, is seriousl

e House of Lords
animals Will no

Wheat,

ARRIVALS OF CORN,

From the 4th to the 6th April, 1833, inclusic

i LAND

~,
541 3g g
1460 47

Loads' 11367

Into Runcorn, Ireland and Coastwise
y. - qrs. ; Malt, qrs.; Oats,

e :—Whcat,
Irs.; Pease,

gn. Whea

658
939
1507

Oats, 258

Indian Corn, 10 qrs. ; Oat-
-Ireland. Wheat,
Indian

Oatmea]

Beans, qrs. ; Oats
Ids.; Flour

Rye, qrs. ; Bean;
qrs. ; Oatmeal,

sacks, 10 brls.—
's.; Malt, 3 qrs. ;

Pease, 5 qrs.
sacks 67

lcls. ; Flour, 7

Average prices of Grain, for the week ending. April 1, 1443
Rye

295. 4d

28s. 6d

gn Grain, &c.tliis week

gs. od. I Oat
latt.Corn Os. Oti. I Flour 12A.0ii

Rye.. 1 1 s. 6d

ut of Europe.
.. 28. Od. I Rye