... SuErOL1L ASSIZES (co~fvrnFROM LAST R F -B Ul Y.-^l'Jli lAY MO INING. rIAL OFr WI.LLIAM. VOADEV.1 leoitre we i'nter lliopl tle trial of W%?tlll ier- der we aire tnosh.i4s tr contradict soeral absurd ri-ports ri'spei'sg thi vas ?? is nsttruth in tile stateoilealts et fite' LIAuiilii papers thiatno lodg- ings *;were ton be hacI ill BUiJ'Y t any price, atidl that the eharg es demanded forit bed ...

... IPSIVICH BoRoUCiSholo~t) N Were held onl'A Wededa~y, fit the, Shire Hall, in titis town, U. Aldersoni, Esq. Ilecotdter, it' the' chair. The Learned Gentleman in) hia oddiS ?? alluded to the vast incerefise Of crimne in td dferentb counties of England. This, hie said, had b1(en by one party attributted to the great igntitO1 t of thle lower classes of the population-bY allother to tile wide ...

... | MURDSER AT . ZS A dreadful crime has been biought to light, at Polsteadl in this couiaty. :-'fise circa nistanicte5s v~tII have reached us are as follows:-1s1ria tlariin, a fine young woman; aged 25, the daughter of a small farmer, in theabove village, formed at, itll- prudent connection two or three years -go With a young man named William Corder, the sonl of an opulent farmer in the ...

... IP .SFVCl ('01TU71' *l Ssrnys At the Adjourned Quarter ,Sessis, heild eter. day, at the Shireliall, in th;s tons n, tie RIev. Tie. I!ledold, in the Chair, Myra Bickers, was found guilty of having slob',, several articles of dress, uf the valueof [6s.tl, prperty of Susan Gnsling,-3 months inprisst. r. ment in the County Gaol. Y Thomas Robinson asui Geolrge Elv, were charged it with having ...

... SU01'O!1E $~IZES- Mr. Sergeant Frith Ai4b:Ihltsuty ph Priday night, betwees jine and te~e~ic9ekd ad proceeded to the Sli;irgIt so open tb CtltrtiaSiOU- 4Mr. Baron Garrow5 log slejainedat Jlhetfoarddid not arrive till Sa-tnrds evetg atl~riseqizently the business.of the Assizes didtot- e-smence on that day.thiough ?? Nisi -rhiisjories of lpthi Divi- sions of tilleU6tiity, att6rnie.% snitor, &c. ...

... ASSIZE INTELlIGENT'C7E. At gent Assizes, on Saturday, Mary Margaret Mignon, Hannah Nettleford, and Matilda Frowd, were put on their trial for having killed Fanny Feta (an Indian girl), by striking her with a stick, and exposing her to the ?? prisoners put tn a written defence, in which they denied the chargeof cruelty, asserted that the, deceased had been well fed and clothed, but was of a ...

... THE POLSTEAD MUlED.EH. DEMVEANOUR of WM.}. CORDER. r' E E culprit, on his removal from Court, made a 1. great effort tb rally,even after the palpuble LX- ti nation ofhis self.possession at the breaking up of the Court. But the atempts to sustain this mere physical itv sibility evidently required a forced .txcitehiinf-he jumbled himself into the cart on his retsiM from the Court to the prison, ...