... LUIS BOROUGH QUARTER SESSIONS. A - . . - A 0 A'L P- Tlhe General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for ,pbro h were opened on Wedneseeday last, before tile to, ,P tt ccorder, RoetHall, Eoq. who presided over a Pr 1corre Crourt formeod for the trial of prisoners. There were nor y-rprisoners for trial, of wisom sixty-two were charged fiflnad four wit]s sniadernoanour. Besides these YE Ilisre wooy ...

... . EXTRAORDTNARY STATEMENT. . The interest on the results of the inquiry as to Wvho really is the. man found as a suicide in tie Midliand railway carriage, rather increases than abates. Amongst The others a lettel was received by Mr. Mason, superintendent tv of police, from a Mrs. Henry Astropp, formerly of Louth, i but now of Hull, in which, after nalking.a detailed inquiry, she stated that ...

... LE EDS. lie SATURDAY, NOVEMBER18. thep .t Tim Nnw MAYOP.-Josephi Richiardson, Esq., ter atte recently-elected Mayor of Leeds, took his Seat onli' cle i a~g bench at tho Leods Cour-t-ltoueo for the first time as Mlayor delsa oin Saturday last. Bive Ig WINTER. Assiza COMrreSsroN FOR THE COUNTIES doic 'i OF YOett AND LAIICASTE5I.-0n IMonday, the Judges ofp- k' pointed under thle Royal Commission ...

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... JUDGMENT ON LrELT. PERRY. 'a TiiE verdict of the Court Martial onl LiEnn. inD s PERRY was comnmunicated to that officer on Monday lre. it last. It will be rememlblered that the first charge tise i against Lucur. PERRY was that he had filsely stated the is that after suffering repeated acts of violence from Vntl d officers of the 46th, lie had complained to COLONEL and OGAnRRETT, who reproached ...

... 'yfR(1SD111RE SUJMME1R ASSIZES. ((oltio lcid c;irom /IIC -81li t'iemlfnt) CDROWN COURT. (Before M1r. Justice CROWoDERt.) J;i'Jti DA , ?? 21. f rO~SEpI5L 1 0\IIINSI'I-lOil. PE convicted of act assa-lt with jrI trtilt to rot ?? oilo: l ri ;at Waliefiehl, oi tbe 18th Match, 1853, Iwtit5setelicei t0jlfti ?? IriuieSoitiiOi;. 1 lAS. N OIl'f- convticted of sssoinldit)g smite boys, near Wi teflold, ...

... LEEDS MIIDSUMSNIEf QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions wvere opened yesterday (Friday) U at tire Court-holuse, before the learned Ilecordler, Thoulas B Floer lli, Fq.;Robrt ail Fa.,Deputy Recorder, preidig ii seondcout.Tir caenar of pioesfor 1i ~. tsl ws uusualy havy thee beng o les 3he i D P prsones ad 11 caes. horly aternine o'clock, the t GRAN JURY.,a y Mr. Henry OsleY, baeker, Coasiinercirrl ...

... THE ,ATTAC, ON PETRiOPAUtOVSh i lic, i'he 'followsxin is the _Rissmiass official :con~ a.n-ithe attack h the estsinhted qarpasrois on I'otroeaillovi~kl s1o- I Thle firsbt iitlli-easce if a soptist'll betwenV , B-incoln acl us rhatkia, about the middle of JMly. AMeasoros of zh LOSS wre therefore, takcen forthwl~ith, in cans oif till :itticl' led time' enemy's crjiisors ill the, Y'aific. Thle ...

... These sessioas were brought to a close onl Satur- e day afternoon, havinig lasted from tnid-day onl Wednesday. e le Stated lest week that, esestecesi the calen- .e dar, asl indictment for a nuisance against thle Yorkshiire Is Marnore Company, found at the Ias't seosions, would he ktried at these. 'Phle case came before the Court onl Saturday, w~heni the dlefendaintg pleaded guilty, and ...

... The Court Martial on Lieutenant Perry re- r assembled yesterday week, (the sixteenth day), when Major- , . General ~Wetherall, the prosecutor, ullde his reply. It weas, Ig in every sense of the word, the repily of a prosecutor, and I Was delivered with all the eagerness of authority pressing t M for conviction. The Court again assembled on Saturday morning, at s eleven o'clock, for the ...

... THE DOUBLE MIURDER IN LONDONT. We arc happy to state fleere wvas no( foundahtionl for thle report wlhich has apcpeared inl Fociei papers of tile deathe ofL Mrs. Collard, the widow of the unfortuccnate Collard, ewho foil a victim through his efforts to secure thcs assassin of Mr. IMoore. Althouigh ccc unfortunatei Mrs. Collard has sufoclde severely', Consequent u1)01 1155 sludden eeveet she is ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER AT MNCHESTEI A X- . - A strange story was current at Mafloleeskr Tuesday niorning, that a man in disguise irad j, Oil I cottagle of a poor womnan in Springfield-lanle 's cere4 the early'irosr, arid attempted to inurderherbyc siforil aertl while she was in bed . Notice ?? beers give,0 tot a tford f~lece to this effect, ars otficemewetto institute ?? 5sfa. i.and found that a. ...