... -ASSIZE .INTELL1CENCE. 'MONTGOMERYSHIRE. The commission was opened on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Pattison. The grand jury were summoned for ten o'clock oss Monday. Great interest appeared to have been excited by the approaching trial of the parties charged with the disturbances, multiplied. into a variety of technical legal offences, which have lately transpired at Llanidloes and Newtown, ...

... An inquest was held before Mr. Carter, at the Mitre, Broadwall, Christchurch, on Wednesday, for the pur- pose of ascertaining the cause o( the death of Mrs. Margaret Sho6bridge, who, it was reported, had jumped From the-parapets of Black-friars-bridge upwards of a month since. Thomas Mist, of 3, Puddy-court, Blacklfriars, water. man, stated that on Thursday last, abput one or two o'clock, he ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. James Firth, whose case has already appeared, was on Wednesday brought up fur adjudication. The insolvent stated, that he bad lost 8,0001 by being concerned in huilding the new Palace, and 3001 by a contract to build the Insolvent Debtors' Court, in which he then stood. He was ordered to be discharged. Robert Hendrie, the younger, whose case has already appeared, was ...

... i f GE NCE. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-MONDAY. 'GROOM, ASSIANEa, V. CHAMDERS AND OTHERS.- Mr. Erie and Mr. Russeil Guiney were counsel for the plaintiff, and' Sit V. Pdllock and Mr. Bramwell for the defenidants. This was an 'action brought by the'official assignee of one Ray to recover damages from Mr. ChamDbers, the suctibneer, and five other parties, the 6h4ich*ardens, as trustees of the parish of ...

... The argument of Counsel before Mr. Justice Little- dale, one of the Judges of the Court of Queeis's Bench, in the case of Stockdale -e. Hansard, occupied a con- siderable ?? of'time on Saturday and Monday. The object of the motion was to stay the execution of a wrt of inquirybefore the Sheriff of Middlesex, which had been sued oat by the plaintiff, in. consequence of the de- ...

... SUNDAY, JANUA\RY 26. IS FROST TO BE MURDERED ? MiEN and WoMEN of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WYALES, -aye, of IRELAND too-be up and doing ! Although while we write the Judges' decision 0ox the reserved point of law has not been given, wa have heard it whis- pered that Frost, Williams, and Jones are to be exe- cuted ! W were preparing an article on the verelict and its effects, when we were paralyzed ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS! COURT. -+ ,; On Friday, Thomas James Fellgate, who has been seyv.al times before the Court; was this day brought up for final ?? insolvent had been confi. 4ential clerk to 14r. Thomas Harris, a brewer in the Haampstead-road. He. had, by defalcations in his ac. counts, and by his irregular way of making entries in the ledger, contrived to become a defaulter to Mr. T. Harris ...

... -_4 MONDAY. The tenth session commenced this morning, and die d court was opened at ten o'clodk in presence of the Right . Honourable the Lord Maybr, the Recorder, Mr. 2 'Sergeant Arabin, Alderman Copeland and Sir Chapman 'Marshall, mnd the Sheriffs. The grand jury being sworn. S ~the Recorder proceeded to address them upon tie P nature of their duties. He briefly alluded to t4bv h charges of ...

... I, RBE ARRRsTsOp CHARTISTS. -.(From tbi M'.'rining &erc&$~' Dof;S~turdayi) W ,e U.derstand that liast night furthr- ?? Of )artlst ?? n-plje. It appearsthat Cimblic meet- ;inz was announcd-3 totketla'* onlcerkiiia~resn, Or C the-piurpse op ' ?? 'f te ?? D~alle . P~eople.'.Chasteir md th'e ,Natioi'a1.PetitiOn. 'The, 'meetg, .however, ine cn ee of the itifeee of lldoice,-didt.Xttake plAce, or ...

... KENSINCTON PETTY SESSIONS. John Dale, who was charged with attempting to drown a young femnae with whom he had cohabited, ?? lemmings, was brought up for examina- tean, befor Sir J. S. Lille and Mr; D. Sutton, the sit- ting ?? the prisoner being placed at the ?? J. S. Lillie inquired if all the additional wit- nesses were in attendance ?-Law, the officer who appre- hended the prisoner, said he ...

... ?VrATITUPolt,194k .At the;i; !aebonea4Aice, ,on- .Wednesdakyiaroqugst division, was one of di~tufiio2a preferred by Inspector Aggs against an. elderly femnale named F'rances Smith, who on-the previous night was fountd in~ the most deplo- rable condition, and was refused admittance into the workhouse of St. Pancrns. Mr. Codd (to M'r. Dawkins.): Where is the prisoner in this case. Mr. Dawkins: ...

... POLICE INTELLICENCE. MANSION HOUSE. A Most Distressing Case. Last veek, Mrs. Wade, a respectable female. in deep mourning, waited upon the Lord Mayor for the purpose Iof requesting that his lordship would cause a I person gajned Lewington, who had been carpenter on board aiissel which had been wrecked in the Pacific Ocean, last December twelvemonth, to appear at the justice-room, and to give ...