... COURT OF ALDERMENV. A Court was summoned on Monday, for the purpose of addressing the Queen on her marriage. At half-past three only nine aldermen were pre- sent, and on the entrance of Sir Peter Laurie, con- versation commenced. SirPeter objected most stre- nuously to any address,las the Court of Common Council had come to a resolution not to go to the foot of the throne without the Sheriffs. ...

... aSHfOCKINa: MkDR - OF XAK4TVJIP'. Fiyl' SON. I In another column appears the report of a ,o: voltingrmurder, committed by a brother o ist 'and a Manchester paper of Wirednesdlay caua ' following account of another horrible trapyg, 'alv rast man having murdered his father. ' About 7o eO ltk Sunday evening last the inhabitants of Leea, na 1 01l ham, were thrown into a state of great l .rn ad10 ...

... NENAGH. The commission at this place was opened for the first time on the 21st inst. by J.idge'Crampton, andon 'the following morning the trials commenced:- . Case of Abduction. The first trial was that of Jon, Hsgosau,,wbo, on the informations lodged by the prosecutrix, 'was accused of abduction. He vras indicted, therefore, for that offence, and also for an intent to defile her. ' Before the ...

... On Wednesday the adjourned Sessions was held at Newington, before Mr. Hedger and a fill bench of ma. gistrates. The Chairman, in his address to the grand jury, remarked on this circumstance, as well as to that of the offence of cattle stealing, which he said appeared to be reviving in this country. A lengthened report of the prison committee was read, recommunding altera- tions in the rules ...

... BOWaSWET. AU0etS Robbery. William Jones, of 8, John Street, Kingaland, and described as a coatormongeir, bat of respectable appear- ance, was charged on suspilori with stealing a number of wedding rings under the following circumstances. Mr. | Leonard Humpbries Btugh, goldsmith and jeweller, 199, Strand, stated, that the prisoner, accompanied by a youth; cane into his shop on the 12t iAst., ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE COMMISSION. Monmouth, Tuesday Night. The Special Commission for the trial of the Chartist prisoners was opened at an early hour this morning, by Sir Nicholas Tyndal, Chief Justice of the, Common leas; Sir James Parke, Baron of the Exchequer; and Sir John Williams, one of the Justices of the Queen's Il: ich. The circumstance (a very unusual one in the hitherto peaceable district ...

... LAW INTELLICENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL (Sittings in Banco.) IARVIY V. THE HONT G. C. NOiiTO?'. This was all action against the defendant to recover a sulm of money clhimed to be due for goods furnished to hiis wife for her use, in a house ill Bolton Street, before the lady was in the receipt of a sclarate Mrs.otenance. It alppeared at the trial of the cause that Mrs. Norton hall taken an ...

... DREADFUL MURDERAT DEVIZES. A murder under very extraordinary circumstances, and without any assignable motive, was perpetrated at Seend about five miles from Devizes, on Thursday evening last. The unfortunate man who was murdered was named James Heritage, a labourer of Seend: he was an orphan, about 22 years of age, and unmarried. Isaac Freemne, the person charged with the murder, was under ...

... 8 DEAT~R PUMIMENT. WecT pyoih rqes o insert - the ?? petton, ly m sth a sech a course -is a tax 9 For tspace, ohich mstanot be elipetd to deenbe repeatedis Thati ar petitioner praa beepfoarded rom Hsuch a place isamaterv abofh general concellrn;, much in e itss relating to it is only of local interest.f To the Honourable the Commons of the united tepingdoi Of Great Britain and Ireland in ...

... [LATEST PARTICULARS.] Monmouth, Wednesday, 2 P.m. Here all are in a state of expectation as to the pro- ceedings of the grand jury, who have been all the day, as well as a portion of the evening of yesterday, engaged in hearing witnesses upon one bill of' indictment, which includes the prisoners, John Frost, Zephaniah Williams, David Jones, Charles Waters, James Aust, Richard Benfield, Solomon ...

... On, Monday, William i1ayo was finally examined upon a charge of stealing a black mare, value 251., the property of Mr.. C. Gausden, a buteher, rcsiding at Battle, in Sutssex. It appeared from the evidence ad- duced, that on the 21st of - November last then mare was turned out into a field at Battle, in Sussex, and not missed ultil the 25th Ult. On the 23d ult. the prisoner brought the, mare to ...

... COURT OF COM3MONA COUNCIL. on Wednesday a Court was held for the pur- pose of considering the propriety of voting ad- dresses of congritulation to her Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Duchess of Kent, upon the solemnisation of the royal nuptials. The Lord Mayor read the requisition calling upon him to convene a Court to take i.nto consideration the propriety of voting the above ...