... TRIAL OF THE QUEEN.-4-TWELFTH DAY. HOU&8B OF 1LORDS, Atlofrdoa, Oct. 16. dc A ORD was milled iii to speak to tiletniharctckr qti Il t~s~ sitncS ~s~t~t.A.MC~R1 v~oe tid t pes jetiouss i ?? in his Majesov's Sersice. ComittaludedU ZIIe P icrs;s R~emem~bers VW. 1t_(,rjiugt.oit serwing~ol board as qitartcr learner *was neier railed iarwsthtuq5ii 5 suase wf~s i' bd hecoaitandof lce ¶ip.At ...

... COURT OF CHAXCERY, Tuesday, July 29. BEER V. WARD. Mr. HART shortly renewed his motion, agreeably to the sug. gestion ofthe Court at the lasthearing, forputting the heir-at-law in this long contested cttse in possession. Air. ?? iIraEt5.L opposed the motion, chiefly on the ground that notice of a motion for at new trial had been given on account of a misdirection of the Judge who tried the ...

... CRiTIQUE ON DON CAR-LOS; OR.. PERSECUTION. A Trae in i v Five Acts, BY LORD 'JOHN RUSSELL; WHEN we first heard of -this Tragedy,f or, rather, read of it in the newspapers, ve could, not help thinling, that the scene, though laid in Spain, was really to be Englishb. In fact we thought4 that the hoary Lopez was to be the persecuted party; that Lord John, under, the name of Don Carlos, was to ...

... sLP.MXA4 CN i] ¶h sbjct was, mIotoI in~ :the iastl Rg-istor; *Uder been couimen*el :for Tieaso beprever ed-s A n be4u*te ed .with: great ?? to ;¢vcry man w'iho ?? wsfith VliI prss. af The; i!nate i, X~ ever, S so deeply.t inteie~tingj that it seems neceary Otto di- rect :the -Ors attetion tdo some or, th publctionshh have taeni plmexe laetb tot The re e, hereuto ape eub- Joined four ...

... ; On Thursday two journeymen ?? Were accused of t gross and most unprovoked assault upon a day policeman of the name of Macellan, committed the previous day.- d Maclellan had been in Stafford Street, on his way to Coates . Crescent, when the prisoners, who were much intoxicated, le advanced upon him, evidently with a hostile.intention ?? endeavoured to avoid them, but they pertinacitisly ...

... JURY COURT-July 18. fr ye It S it .i ; is jS ANDERRSON, &C. V. JI:FtEV. ?? a p sen tobe tried by the Jury in this ctse nrose tdt ?? action oC f reduction, which is still in de- fou ?? a OurtofSession. Thepartiespursi ?? lI ,Tielsate O are Margaret Anderson, ?? n Ca' bnaJ Sea e tile manufacturer in l'aisley, and her said hos- giv flnt~hes; ) hrebe, Johanna, Priscilli, anlld Hugh Andleir- ant ...

... .. IANCASTER ASI23_WEDNESDAY, - i A - sA - .. - i- -, _ A v ?? ?? A motion was brought forward this morning to postpone the trial of I'd Wmel~uni et 'As ae nd, after lengthened pleadings, ?? Justice ParkreFused the motion. Upon being asked by the Attorney-General to name a time for the trial to come on, his Lordship said he could not tell when, but he might by possibility commence it on Thurs- ...

... ,,11 COURT OF. USTICIARY; Jo-- -h-as..h f7msm- lfl;/o ,uct. ?? A Iftaloed and ?? til e Cout e, wemoreircedt at- the -bet! ch.arret Litnoi a quantity of-ulhrc ci ,Idoyal Totirsocsill, the8t f 6 %aferlr~h~fl ied.'C ree Prisaneesweere alsir indict. Pz0 iol s of the Staue now, Ottetrtdedt F Ailed Lord litbrn A moiiosywlflyatio, ?? ctt wne itriol orote corruie ntsaie ii 14idyt~~ deemai, disfigure, ...

... T OLICE ColMU!SsTONMS. 'A d -- X Is - - - l I ( * eterdyay ntidjourned meetingof the Gen~tal Cotmiss :Mre was Thorn in their h MrAf D. Romsasv in the char. Cc titte P-Toson gave in the repsoit of the Cleainig Corn- Pt lur 'tf Containing an acrontc ofthe receipt and eapendi-. .ini be for the year, from which it appeared thnt there was,r balance ?? to the general fond of LAdv9lf lys. Sid th ...

... LANCASTER ASSIZES.-2MIAC1I 12. VALmrTT. OF A SCOTC11 M~nA ?? Mr Justice Bayiey and a Special Jury. Finyev i. Rioylance and others. The Attorney-General (Mlr Scariett), and Aiessrs Wyl- ill-ias ard ParLk, were counsel for the plaintiff, and Mecst-s Bron:3hamn, Tindale, and D. T. Jones, for the defendants. The Ataornay-General stated that this was an action of at ejec-neznt, brought by the ...

... OLD BAILEY, OLD COURT.-Dec. a TRIAL OF FIVE BOYS FOIL MURDER. Frederick Williams, Thomas Williams, Henry Dover, Wililiam Quick, and Samuel Bassett, all under 15 years of age, were indicted for the wilful murder of Sarah Hood, on the 9th ult. in St Martin's in the Fields. They also stood charged, on the Coroner's inquisition, with killing and slay- ing the said Sarah Hood. l Mr Casey.-I am ...

... BILL CHATAI ERSFCOND DIVISION- , st Mlarch IS28. . FINNLAYSON V. AI'IKaNzrt. Form of Process-Stsspenisiaa after being reponed-E.rences. TiI'Kenzie, a trustee for creditors, brought aln action be- fore the Sherfffof Ross against Firilayswn as principal, and Pedie as cantioner, concluding for a sum of l..39 I:s,. 5d. No defences were put in, but Pedie's procurator ' profluced 'a letter addressed ...