... YORKCSHIPRE WINTER ASSIZES. _ ;TNO1RTH AND EAST EIDINGS. CROWN COURT, YORK CASTLEI.-TuESDAY. Is, (Before Mr. Justice Lusa.) THE BRIDLINGTON FORGERt CASE. . VILLIAM MASON GARIWOOD (48) wvas indicted -- for forging ?? th of £1010. at Bridlillgtou. MHr. SMITIE and MAr. WIInnan- FOnCrE proSCeittedl; Mr. CnraILL nFOSTER, Q.C., and Mr. th ~SYLVESTER deiesded. - Msr. SMITH explainled that there were ...

... POLICE IN-TELLIGENCE. I ?? d Disorl.MLY ITOetSE.-At the Leeds Polie-e-ee nt yjesteel [d day, a. young man, na1mled 'William wntusoni, was linei. -o 410. for heeping a disorderly house, in linley's-yard. *e Savile-street. ' AL.LEC.EDs _Viomnar ASSAULT. - Thomas Rawson. a I powerfully built man; wzas yesterday charged with coin- ni~tting an assault, with inttent to dlo grievous bodily harm. I on ...

... The examination of directors and officers of the I Northern Counties of Englaud Insurance Company was resumed yesterday afternoon at the Manchester City Police-court, before Mr. HEADMLA. eosephi Woodcock, accountant, was recalled by Mr. CoTrNxroiuc . He said that some of the directors were entitled to further credit other than on the shares allotted to them. James Mills bought 50 shares, and ...

... 1 SEIZURE OF B3AD MEAT IN LEEDS, II Tllk Dn - -o it WHIsoI 155 ?? J, 7asoned IMPORTANT CASE. to as in a, At the Leeds Police-court yesterdlay, the Tonwx Cxxxvr foa (Mr. G. W. Morrison) applied to Mr. Bruce for an order fu rlitioas for the destruction Of the lungs of aI cow which had bcen al' waieves ?? of Health for the or, Borough, an 2'vhroh' wre allegcd o b& diseased. Ma; lie Fans, ...

... . na UD Lr-1a V U l. U XN j. . An inquest was held yesterday at the Junction Inn, Church Fenton, before Mir. GAunenr, Coroner, on the bodyof Wm. Hawley, a shosmaker, and a member of the Leeds Enogineer Volunteer Corps, who was killed on Saturday under circumstances reported yesterday. The finquiry was attended by Captain and Adjutant MeArtleur, -of the Eselgineers: andi Mr. Chamberlain, ...

... THE WIMNIBLEDONT COURT-MAIEITIAL. TI- r r- . .. . r .. ?? . . ?? ,, Eill I Tue court-martiasleilou ?? Marshinfan, of the to Royal 'Marines, wa~s ?? yesterdaly morn-1inge at Fortanl the Barracks, (Sisport. Colonlel]3x-Ilr, MT, ADCpresjided. Colonel BLUea barrister-at-law, eiat odeticeatud ats Depnty Judgo-Advocato: Major- COZaxeo, seat ?? lirosseeted, assisted by Mar. 1-. tTAS'vLriS. Hat1,L ;iy ...

... { v # X .)1 N1JflJ ._4 L' * . LEEDS. I A DcsoaDsRLY HousE.-Mary Ann Dunning was sent 1 to pilsop for a month, for keeping a disorderly house in s Lady-lane. POSTING ImarnOPER BILLS.-Georgo Palmer, bill-poster, 92, Marsh-lane, was summored for exhibiting indecent - posters, and also with aflixing a bill to premises without a the consent of the owner. It was stated that the bills e referred to ...

... THE IsIas WILL CASE. eulng of tho Bageot o. Quasi will am The ?? of the Bagoe v. :nagot will cs WSr9 resumed at Dublin yesterday. At tho aitting of the -'Court. a, quastion arose as to letters which It wasa4k& -.,dad*a auded in,- but were not nu ?? no*g : Fte~tet~kple~q:.awliireen Mr. hMc~onogb ...

... THER ROAD MURDRER. Mr.. T. M.. Coileou, of Linkenholt (Hungerford) and Weymouth, ?? tvery dear friend and shipmate ' of tbe elder brother of the unfortunate liss Constaneo i~ent, bsa, a correspondeitbof the PaU&sfU Garcft wzites, published; a, reply tp.Dr. Bckriill's explanstion ot thjq Road ivstery. Tbhewriter says Miss Kent's mind wasi uninged jy tjhe indelicate and shamefil questions put ...

... THE AR UNDiFL MURUDER. Maria Turner anid Jas. IenInessey, cliarged with the murder of l'redk. Bowley at. Arundel, on lebruary l5th, were a g:in ubrouglht before the magistrates. After hearingu the eviocuce, the Mayor said that the ?? in the case of the woman beiug piroved she would be discharged, Hen- nessey was comnmitted for trial. FATAlL RESULT OF A:Y E2;r;;l.siON iN LzEDS.- An iuqucst was ...

... COYIlT OF APPEAL, SATUIRDAY. :- - - 2 . ?? . E .. 1 ?? ?? L. ?? at Lincoln's, Iii, beorero Lordst Jae3iiees tig' it ltAPtAT1AY nil1 COTTON.) out1 0- B~~IEIIANT r. UTTEEXNWGUD, aiii( a lse T is-cceo came OIi upon miotinn by the dlefendant to set ex't c- aside itt ordler ?? by the Divis~ionl ICocurt, consisitiig I of thc Lord Cliii! [Anion atid 13lit-on Polloeck, a1ffirming tn ?? ni-dec of Mr ...

... ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER NEAAR GOOLE, At the Goobl oice-court yesterday, beforo Mr. CRnPY'srn M.P., Mr. BLADI'ORTIe, rind Mr. ,IIAW, tile thr1e vouths, Sim Deweson, Win. IOUtChiillson, ald Rlobert Burnett, wvere chargod with the manslaughrter of Patrick Cohen, known also iry the name of Brennan, of Tadceaster, at Swinorfiet. Mr TIrND and Mr. SXMEli.rS nppeared for the flefenianuts. The evidence, ...