... r THE }ijTlEHi CUiiRu iEHE iiivestig:at;oi inlto tile charges preletred against the Duter OF YonF., cdntirmts to occupy a large sharc ?? public attention. To giv e any opinion onlthe tendency ?? ?? already adduced in thic course of this import:11n enquiry, W uldI, in the present stair of the btlshittss, be- ob- v itush %I proi , per. We cannot, howvever, refrain fromn ol.sev- ille, that ...

... TlHE I)UKE, OF YORK. r S , no i rl f, If 3 h r I ram l. x d1e ?? E l-iDIU PIs UY 'f'JUKi. be. S E C O N D C I .41'C rF.-Feh. 1. tua. TI' appeared on the investigation of tie charge oiodi relative lo Captain Matling, that Mr.- Wardle hald been Sid- Misinformed as to his baviatg beeni in Mr. Grecilwoo.'s aurt -office during the entire time of sllis progress ftim al' En'. atid sign to a Captain. ...

... MH'AECIURly. TIHEinvestigation into the condurt ?? Du iK OF`0vReK is not yet concluded it still occupies the attentini t rif Parliamaent and the anxious solicitud6of titc p * s this anxity toe he wonrcred at, for at every ctep in t Tis qtuiry, thiq subject assuilirs a more scrious msprct. Tltq rami- V f-cations of the caoorupt practices alluded to, hlavc e tended ili cvA ryydirection. ; s mnu ...

... LEEDS, FEBRUARY ;2. tASSI;7 E. sian \'onkstit, and CiTy of Yorm, ..March .. art - ]LaMSAti5A ?? Miirch 13. It niust be a. source of gratilicaliooto lhe people ot w Ynkshirv. that a spirit of. iniprovln cmit now prevails to a ch *ortsiicrable eslvit, buth hi Yorl, the ancient metropolis of the coinlty, rand idi manv nf the prilicipal torwf.: pariticulatly ext in the ?? RWiling At rakefie(lI and ...

... LEES, MACidH 4. * rqjN iAVARCH 4. *Otlstuesday last after a ioitg and minute mvestitg tioni 'bfore the Malaistrates of this Boiougbh Mr. Jaetes Taylor, cashebr, anutanr years conidential Uerliin the extensive merc atnile house ofW!6is~. James Broan. and Co. fi ,of tiiis town, we mts'6niistedio'or CaAtle, on thletiharge if ti embezzling variousconiideirable sums of noey which cae tl into. his ...

... YOOR1KSI1E LENT ASSIZF.S. . . ?? I .. On Satcirtli-y last.1hle Assizes were opened at Yoth. hby the Hon. Sir 'Sii~ldeii Liawrence and thfe Ilion. Sir Srnion XV Lei Blanc K'tigitC4. si; Goorgo Wombswell, Bart. Hfigh Sie~iirf. ?? GRAND) JUJRV; Sir George. Aridtilazlij :61' Kiikholetj Ba~rt. PrireaioM. Sir lohno- La~ Sols ?? Birouti~l Halil, - WSir c )vlbtett1ciu, 1pI* Dehllc h k Sir Frath i;s ...

... . A . -, - -- - . . . - ?? Y.ORKS11lRH LENTl ASSIZESe, MA. of tiG 'OgEPI ?? OWN fsor tie Wtlf'ul Mturder of 'E IA?'BF CJI FL'LL' (ILR Qi l- tss ieIcreyhridge, 1s itiittltg :Poisosn la. her il, the month of Oct.,1S4 (cIkETtitt (i~ LRN-GEIQ 1iteii tt Herisal itt Oct. 1804, 'sld sea5 a rica he'i~liboasr to MLif'ali~ Fletcher at tile celin sik h1 ie death .-s1%i fiae` thc Ysisght Uttorec si dled,. ...

... SURRY 4SSIZES, Jftrcls i4. Sn:'tatttErtfSt e;. CAF~ii'. HIS ?? an action for fasle inprionin nent brdiirght MIby a FieldPr'ercher against a Parbcr Mwho gavc him in cis- tody of the constable. The clerk of the ireacher was prod itced , s evidence to prove thc fact. Ile aed, thatthe PltntiliTw ws by tradi a w-heel wright, at Mnden, in tlhi counti', but on Sunday irw exppensdcd the word of God ...

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... . ,I cA __ ?? -1. . Al lb esi estn, id oirn.el ast Mondayi, Hodp'0a M. Wlwiti, ~Rev. wi. I. lay,-'ReV. ?? fird, Rev Sti ' eorIbtrW in.eito' Edward. Fxerimnd,i~ A\ V ITL' PRP Ve X OF. -TIFF LLO'ru IF 4I(f1f J State of thi. Woollen ilau'g nieI t~miie t tr ifidg ot t (ou; tv pf .Yrhi SP06 isoatriu~,tho Mrcb id~ tte~ Pit .P o il O5ard. Ror . CLOT SI Ag ),gae rease in Yziira-'. 6 i'afhorglisthtrc ...

... YORK4 l R. L CELNr AS~SZLS. TWIAL OF JAMEIS TAYLOR. , I AMPS T'AYLO ?? of -Leeds, was chaarfg,&?ith QJ 'lbetelinalar~cc stums of money Nlibihh he liadfr-iccived c naI cvu ilt of his emnploycr, Mvlr.:lames BJi own, of Leeds. -AMr. HARDYV stated the case on the part dfl' thc prosecution. 'tlhc risotitir, Ahe saidi had hiehi in thc service of the prose- vvitor ?? tfveiars, anti had cas'iod thu ...

... - -W. LI * - k1ANCJ , .: .DrYKE OP SfSStXAiND LADY A. D'AAEItAE D. V1I Sl E followvingi -!+ee undes utanci. the stbstanee. T of thc case latcly. hea.d'by tile. Lord Chancellor, in his pie l5ivate soom oltthe Curt.-AueustunsFrederick and Augusta 'rederick. ititste, by, his ?? Drde of Cana- a t hI-idsc, tfeir hCie¢! frie-dl, I'ltalinis; H~is Royal liighuesc thle at lie .I)ko f.Susse t, thhe Earl ...