... ?? 31R. JUSTICE PAVLFY AND 11A5ON HtVlIOCE t DUBRAn.As-TPlesday, Feb. tO, at Dtrharu. Tow.'s oF NIcVsTALE, AVTD CtSmN1Y OF Tlrr rAMrT ?? Mlareit 3, nt Nveweattie. 5 NOneT~lsl.ltl. ND-T'VeS(aiy, Ntlret, 4, at Newcastle. WESraT30.EtAND-F'riday, Feb.2tl, at Applety. CUatBErLAN D-.AtMOttldRY, March fa, at Clrlisle. LANCosa'ea-Saturdoy, March 11, at Lancaster. I Vnattotttae-Sattsrttay, March] °2, ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCF. - - I ~.. CaIM. CoN.-TYRRULL V. Sr. Auilyx-This case, in the which Col. Tyrrell, son of Sir John Tyrrell, fart, of Bore- nlals hanm, near Chelmsforsl, was plaintirf', and the Rev . Mr. S~t. nd a Atihyndefendant, was tried inthIe Cou)rtof Comnion Pleas o ii this Friday last, when a oer'didt ~f £1500 damages was returned 3t Ideet for the plaintiff. Mr. Sergen idi tting the case ...

... MRIMES ON THE CONTINENT. . - .. I I -, * - . - - --:-- I ndiercl the head of Crimes on the Continent, we are chile odasio,,illy horrified in the English newspapers with re- he bt eitais that ko'uld seem to relate rather to the actions of the de1nSoi0 tiann of meu. Murder is no longer murder, but for V' socni:thing so-sre dreadful and revolting, for which, in our TI l nt-uane, ;l t have-no ...

... NORTH RIIDING EPIPHANY SESSIONS. * ' : ?? ?? - ?? ?? ' : . ' ?? ' .: .: * NORTHIALLERTON, JMITUAJS, II0t& iil tD At~ tJfese_ SegsiO11, thle casip of 'Ihlontis Walktei,. ai clturged with~,havi Ug stolen, soee-s hay, th Mr F~t-Irancis -Hirst# the idk~~in' Ntb ir~ iO, ln aier ?? 5 tite 2d 5 bunryZ -1 t80, ~*icd ariulr ouist terest, 1;eth on' lceir'ontbi tl hint ftneeasd'ic Wis, the ...

... in I COURT OF KING'S; BENCH, SATIMDAY, JAM:. 2C. VVAW- VA -.1-L FJ 0ALT(JUDA.'I ItttJJAY, JAN.;. RJOl ER'T GOUI;LAY.-Ml. CAMPIBELYr.r moved for a Wlit of husbf'ias corpus, to bring up thC biily of Ro thbert Gousiay, who hld been commtitted In tite H miscof Corree- tion, Coldibatltch Ete' , under a warrant of a .nagistratc, anti ?? in culottid since the montih of June, `t8tit - The applicat ion ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FFIIRUARY 5. I--- - - --.- . -s - ! I ----. - Sn, - ans REx v. KERr.-The circumstances in this case have been ive before detailed. Mr. Whitaker, an alderman of Hull, and in- Mr. Ker, a gentleman residing in the neighbourhood of his that place, had quarrelled about a servant, whom, as the to defendant, Mr. Ker alleged, Mr. Whitaker had unfairly his inveigled from him. In ...

... i, As Iilr.. Johla Dyan, a very respectahle farmer res- ding at Brancroft, near Finniogley, ht this coutvy, was retsirldieg from Doncaster market, oil Saftirdlay evening last, tie seas mnst if issinhmanly murdered. Te nssnassins hasi stationed themselves close to a gate lending into a field of Mr. Dyas's, through i whei tic . must pass to his house, which Is only one field's legith from tile ; ...

... Ex1ruitnvrIoN or A DEAD BoDy.-Ont Friday lnst, thr triad Si ilr. Gill snugron, anid Johin Stewvart, citme onl at these sessiots. They were tirraigitted on no intdictament which charg. el thein si jilt icvitig rliscll niti carriet otilllitileati boly of n yiotlg remale, from Wiltoit Clihurltc-vard the patrticuilars if' wbicit exih- matoin we itserwed at tile time wihntt it occurred. til, ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, ,JAN. 24. le THE KING V. CROCIKFORtD AND ANOTHER. _ Mr ALT.rtY moved, on behatlf of the prosecution, that thc dv-' IC fendaets, William Crocieford and Richard Austiu, who were in- .- ictcd for keeping a gtarl ghouae, lielon togivesecurity'ill 1, a Buticlent sun cormpared with their Itaratuse wealth, end toghic t. the prosecutor 24 hours' notice of bail. £Id1i0, thc sim in ...

... (From the Baoth Journal.) Early this (Sunday week) morning, about two o'clock, theneighbours and watchmen in Marlborough-buildings (Bath) were alarmed by the reports of pistols and repeated cries of murder, which were found to proceed from a win- dow of No. 16, in the above-named buildings. On the arrival of the watchmen and others, and having gained an entrance, a dreadful spectacle presented ...

... THE COURT FOR REL.IEF OR' INSOLVP' in IDEBTOR}S, The iratters of the Petftions and .rhedr-.t Qf the Prb. -e he.r)leoafter namad (the ?? having becitJ k'1 in the CmonC) .t appoided to be heard aesfi/loue: Ait the Co'urt-tolaue, at lrak(fieLd, in tbe 1l;'it Bidimo ?? Cou'nty qf Y'ork, on the S (lh day of i'ebreuary, 11 , o'cloeI: in fli'foreoowl. Joseph Skidillare, Shehflield, eutler. John ...

... ~j[We inserted in our paper ?? lat week ansaccnount oftI the Ishocking Murder of' Maria lagnell, a aloog cc Buildinsge Batch it will he eeess fromt the folloseing artcleiLjj~t/~ Paper, thsit Richard GillIhaml, whIo, L'd as welb ?? tite ticceased, wits iii the service of Mrs. Cox, A and sohto was taken uip on suspicion, has cottlessed tite crime.] 5'tPULL CONFIESSION 05' G11.JLA3M, THLE ...