... . 1. q ? A-ZG- .., ?i- . I- TEE POLSTEAD MURDR. e I TRIAL OF WILLIAM 'CORDER, ` AT BURY ST. BDMUND'S, h Of FOR TME 0c i. MURDER OF MARIA MARTE N. 6 THURSSDAY, AuGusT, 7 ~ of Such was the extraordinary excitement produced by the as trial of the person charged with the murder of the unfor- tunate Maria Marten, that soon after day-break, although ate the morning was a continued rain, people began ...

... J rn PllRENOLOaY.-MIDDLECEX SEssioNs, DEc. 1.-Henry of Hoim and two other defendants, who were convicted last Te it' sessions of disinterring a dead body, at Hendon, and cut- s ting off the head, were brought up for judgment. The 'of e, corpse was that of Mr. Holm's mother, *'ho had been qui Id. iuie20 years, and his alleged object was to make some lee th phrenological experiments uppn it, ...

... 'V00ig Inutiolline. ce NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-LANCASTEnR, MARCH 15. al. THE GAiE LAWS.-SHOOTING A GAMEICEEPER.-JarSIf an Ashton, aged 40, was indicted for maliciously shooting at all s Peter Lucas, at Eccleston, with intent to murder him; in Po a second count, to disable him or to disfigure him; in a of third count, to do him sdme grievous bodily harm; and In a fourth count to prevent his own ...

... LONDO'N POLICE; GEOMAIN v. FliENoit-Orl F'riday week, at the Marl- gin borough-street office, Plnilipe Bolin, ajOUTne~ymiaf German [ay tailor~ ,vwas charged with an assault on Louis Courqiiin, a lcr French cook and confectioner. Sir George Farrant, ad- )n dressing the Frenchman; said, 1Well, -w hat have you to se. say against the defendant,' has lie been striking you ? ed Coijplain ant-- No ...

... . .. . .I . ceen 0 * * to't '5Oof Saturoay-morning' last, Sir Tatton Sykes,'Bart. Hih ie neel Sheriff of the County, arrivdd in York.'. Between-two and wor .three o'clock in the afternoon, he. proeceeded wvith his reti- Sur- nue~ to meet Mr. Justice Bayley, who, soon. after tbree, dws Prn entered the city, and openied his MEJbity'b comminissiorl Pf thee pr.Oger aind Teresiner at the Castle, ...

... . MURDER -OF MIA. DYON.-. PARTICULARS FROM TiliR T-.Prn .JVmpT. Id (FURTHERs PARTs'sCULARtS FROMil rl,' LEEDS INTETLLIaNCIta.) in Doncast'er, Saturday afternOon (iveek.) After examin- ed ing 15 witnesses yesterday, relative to the charge against ty Wim. Dyon and his sil, nothing was made outto crinminate Ie, them as guilty of such an unnatural murder, thdugl here the inhabitants had been ...

... r. * 5 sl; 5e¶5iUt¢- ec2S.-Tlhceli~tte village of Ileead'enhimrc,- 0 which is situated about five or six miles from this town, h Li on the road hence to Thame, has since Saturday last been 0 n thrown into a state of great excitement in consequence of v the murder of a respectable farmer of the middle class, v ' named' Nadder, who resided at Thame, and was in almost r ;, the weekly habit of ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-SATu D~y, 14y 3. - a ! 1.t .. f^a r sTHE K~ING v. WASON. ac he Thip was a crimiciali inforniation granted at thcs proseen- st tion of Mr. Dawson, a:solicitor of greateOminence, against Dn the defendant, who is a gentlecman ofconsiderable fortune, ol )uld iiand abarrister. The-Circumstances of thecase are briefly tice !as follow :-Mr. Wason, about fivei years ago-, ...

... .: ii ' The following account, copi ed from the Daran Chrorni-. ,rcle, discloses some further particul~as of the horrid murder1 h'of his father assd; brother by Joseph~lutchinson :- '- Murderin itsamost hideous cba-dcterhasbeen perpetrated '' -in this county, one wretched man having in h'iis own per- e son united the' crimesWof parricide and fratricide, by the' I 1 destruction of his own ...

... ASSIZE l VTELLIGTENG-E 'XFORD CIRCUIT-4ABlNqDON, Jur.y 16. LORD l\OU.NTSA8DFORD'S TIMURDER. - The KJcino VerSus Sapguei Brinkldett, T4sinas rfunt, and Georg'e lInrt.-This case chose m'ilthis day. The prisoners twere arraigned at eight oiclock. Mr. Jones, the clerk l of arraigns read over the indictment, in which there were nine coun, 3cmne of which alleged that the' death of Lord Mountiandford ...

... DIREADFUL STATE ,OF SOC ITYI N I.RLA D I gCfLo~jlu `NE; 1ASsJZES. S Patrick Lacy and John wilsii-mere indicted for~ hirving,: Y on the 1st of Oct .1827, murdered Daniel Mari6'i. Patrick s Layhotn im in: the left side of theboyadJh 5Walsh for aiding and assisting in the murder. g The Solicitof-General 'then rose-~As ~to the prsdners. 11at the bar, they~ were found the ready instiiumerxt of .e ...

... oretouirt nSummer A0ye'. Py NTST PRIUS-TurSkDAY, July 29., b THEs IrCING v. Tie 1een[Anr'r~reers op Tisoi ri.-Tbis wa a 'w an indictment against the inhabitants of Thorne, for not d repairing a certain highlway,, called the Bawtry and Selby t )t, Turnpike-road, leading from Thorne to Snaith. It was- proved, that Thorne had always repaired the road, and that IT - its inhabitants had done ...