... THE RIGHT HON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL, ONE OF [ER MAJESTY'S THREE SECRETARIES OF WAR- 'AMELY, FOR THE CIVIL EEPARTMENT. : Loan,-Although labouring under a disadvan- e, which vould have deterred many men of nger nerves, and of greater ability, from taking *part upon a public question; and although :) a humble tenant of a small suburban villa, in te of the stigmas of presumption, of ignorance, I of ...

... -ASSIZE .INTELL1CENCE. 'MONTGOMERYSHIRE. The commission was opened on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Pattison. The grand jury were summoned for ten o'clock oss Monday. Great interest appeared to have been excited by the approaching trial of the parties charged with the disturbances, multiplied. into a variety of technical legal offences, which have lately transpired at Llanidloes and Newtown, ...

... TO THlE RIGHT HON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL, ONE OF HER MAJESTY'S THREE SECRETARIES OF WAR- NAMELY, FOR THi CIVIL DEPARTMEN2T. My LORD,-Although labouring under a disadvan- tage, which would have deterred many men of stronger nerves, and of greater ability, from taking anypart upon a public question; and although only a humble tenant of a smtall suburban villa, in spite of the stigmas of presumption, ...

... GUILDHALL. A Rufianly Assault. Jo/sn Kisssey, a coach-painter, was brought before Sir Matthew Wood, on Monday, charged with misbehaviour to a servant girl, and with assaulting a young man to whom she appealed for protection. Elizabeth Stevens, a staid-looking young woman, stated that she is in the service of Mr. Theobald, of Myrtle-street, Hoxton; and that as she was going through Water-lane, ...

... POLICE INTELLICENCE. HATTON GARDEN. Apprehension of a Chartist. P Samuel Waddington was brought before Mr. Hall, in the custody of George Waddington, the gaoler be- longing to this office, charged with having two pistols in his possession under the following circumstances l Waddington, the officer, haing been sworn, stated that on Monday evening last a me.; iug of Chartists took place on ...

... ASSIZE INTELLICENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-NOTTINGHAM, John Driver, aged 29, was charged on Friday week, I upon the coroner's inquisition, with the wilful miirder of Anne Hancock, at the parish of Caunton. Mr. Clarke conducted the case for the prosecution. It- appeared from the evidence that on the day of the evening on which the murder was committed, Driver, in the com- pany of two or three others ...

... I Mr. Justice Littledale's charge to the grand jury on the opening of the assizes at Warwick, is one of the most flagitious things it was ever our chance to read. That a judge of the 'land should volun- tarily transform himself into a locomotive political zealot,-that he should pantingly clamber into the seat of justice prepared for him, and there utter language indicating that he has utterly ...

... ASSIZE INTELLICENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-DURHAM, JULY 27,. Murder. Jacob PFrederick Ehlert was put to the bar, to take his trial upon an indictment which charged him with the wilful murder of Captain John Frederick Bergholtz, at the parish of Monkwearmouth, on the 13th day of June last. Mr. Ingham, assisted by Mr. Lothering on, conducted the case on the part of the Crown. The pri- soner was ...

... d I TRAI AiR4 CO1NVICTION OF THN| I OICARTIST I p Is e WIARWICK AISSIZES.-FRIDAY. '~lahcCour~t vapthie mor~ning ewded to excess, at a ' very early hour. His lordship took his seat on the a bench at nine o'clock. Te following prisoners were placed at the bar, charged with h~avinag, *at the borough of Birminibasn, on the L 4th of July, together with o~ther evil disposed persons, milawfidly, ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE- MANSION.HOUSE . Wholesale Paunderblg. Three young men, named Thomas colegate, Withers Colegate (his brother), and JosePh Robinson, were on Tuesday brought before the Lord Mayor, for final exa- mination, charged with havinh robbed Mr. Hodgson, of No. 92, Watling-street, of ai great deal of property. Thomas Colegate anl d Joseph Robins w inese, ployment of Mr. Hodgson, as ...

... I Mr. Justice Littledale's charge to -the grand jury on the opening of the assizes at Warwick, is one of the most flagitious things it was ever our chance to read. That a judge of the land should volun- tarily transform himself into a locomotive political zealot,-that he should pantingly clamber into the seat of justice prepared for him, and there utter language indicating that he has utterly ...

... ASSIZE INTELLICENCE. WARWICK ASSIZES.-SATURDAY. Iumnediately after the Judge had taken his seat on the bench, the prisoners charged with burning houses in Birminglhamu were placed at the bar. There were six persons included in one charge. Jeremiah Howrell (34), Francis Roberts (26), John Jones (21), TlomenasAston (15), and Henry Wilkes (21). The indictment charged them with having, at Bir- ...