... 1 mal.Ysillitt SUMiMER! AsSb1s. The Coiiin ission of Assize fir ?? coontf tals bpezed hrere anlitilt tt ofd ,& on itilrdav e vepoiI by tlhe L.ori tlchief Juimicue Abhottr'w.j t; .uitd .tcief aatflnr Itistr,,,l.-. , On Suti Ia.V mnovnim, their Lordsl ips Ittended i b7 the tligh Shseriff (Ednank t'okc, ot Longtoidl, ?? vw'ih ,is retirnte ?? won$. 'Wicersi &c. ?? thie Maybr, :unw Corporation, ...

... CONSISTORY COURT, YORK, Jaly ?2. DEPRIIVATION Or A CLERGYMAN BY -rARCH. * IiI~3SIIOP oi~ YORK.' BEAT$QRD AND WIIITjtY N'.-tITESO1tt, CLIx r 1 l i3 was a stit at the instanceo6f John Binidford nrid George Whidey, chqpelivardenis..of Paeley-brid- e, ill the parish of Ripon tid diocese of York, agaiit tle ERef. W5illam Neesomn, *clerlk, curate 'of tie perpetual. curacy of Pteleybrit!ge aforesaid, ...

... ]lOMIF CTR CuiT.-CROYI)Ox, TnuftSDA. At nI late luour, this afterroon, thle Judges Sir A. f PfAr, anrd Mr. Baaron G.litowl, arrived ?? trom firn Lea cs to openi the Commiissioni. Afier Cproceedisg, to pla *huwchi, the Graild Jurq Werc sworn in, at tile Crown 2 sile, trhie the fi rloring Address was delivered to thein, or( liv 3ir W. G.nntow:- IJm .(,GENLssEiN' Or Tlr GrRASD Jounv.-From the ...

... _ ?? ?? I . ?? -, ~C*gstas 8EPT. 1.-Thit MCniVi4i~ the Mmfl Chafles 'W4vree, and the Ih4Lk Samuel Alars~hall, his Majesity's kkeA Ar thle Countv I hlative oi Chteitr, Hrrived at 6 nunl -openiis -tiho Cnitiseictn of Assize. Alt -1vco'lc their Lordships, accompailied by tile b~h&hriif Job1, Smith Barry, Esq , aittended divine ~ St . Peter's Church. At two o'clock thle tiitse ~dges repaired to ...

... LANCAS-TEt.E ASSIZES. JA, - - 0 , * . - 0 - .. tn Wednxesday creiiing, Mr. Baron Wood) anid Mr. Justice oaylee wtee scored lttO the to% ,n in the usual torm. Soun after seven they priceeded to tle Castle, where tbe ?? was opened Vithl tihe ?? forinilicies. A slsort time prior t° the arrival of the I 'des, fluit, vwith Mr; Pear60n h)is Solicitor, eirtered the ?? 1They hr ti Aore.m:hite hats. ...

... JurDGE LFYCJSTER'S CilARGE TO THE BRAND' I 1ii;IY OF TUE COv.NuL: OF CARNARVON.X ! .Jtndire Leycester, in his rez',nat eharge to the Granrd Jury of the COUnty ol Cai uarvon, afteir notiein! the prociawhtiin agoainst immorality | asnd prolfalenless. directed to be. read at all' t Asvsizes and Quarter Sesos'F, proceeded as follovvS:.1 In all these calamitous proceedinys, we 1rave an 11 liseful ...

... CARULIE'S lTRIAL.'- r2amrnlnp nit (m 1&i dtiv it, ?? r i11i~ trial catiie onl ott Tueiid;y in thle Coutdio'f Kung's1 Benh, charging thle ddeu~tld'nt wot a Blusphlemous' Thfe London Courier says, lye Shall here hla~ biefore t Isou'r readers, thle. several Counts Of' ?? Cti o-i e impiougs ne adl&lasphenjuus writings iiiI~fifle~ t'e pu ofbl icato o~'h ihe defendant'stauihr& a.llowed to triumph ...

... t txT 0E [NG'S ENCIP OCTOBER 16. .. ?? Asi; -.£r ii4! Fril. . Pix wl .ss ?? tl* `13 ?? 'the qoltiwt ols JFridiy , Carlilei- wns le i~ndta ,JbBeivls' Orisrnn..-tburiri tile c~~ wholc~ig, ia lats flour af higlit, ail immeknse crw d t~~~s sisw~~l~~ie.l lit fi!fl-his 4h1p in Fleet-street, who . iimusi~y lletthenisielves i-a (dtsci5~sill theL crocI Op4.. adhe sl Cr tied it, offhisccase. ?? ...

... KNUTSFiJD VAItTPI SAESSIONSS, &t. 20. I CHAIIRN Op SEUDIJi'ON AND CONSPIRACY. I I . .- 1 - 11 - - Joee~p?h')To br-liing .cald cii, apiwared a~t (lie cornier of o1 thle Counliel's ta le. lie was respectably ifroea`ed,' and spoke iii 1s sinifobrais il ~tcl sshiie ansrd awiier of so Methodist pinestclr. w! Sir.Iln Stnly'th Clsituli.-Ae ouprepared to be ili !ii tried 1101'wi Air.11arrison.-,'i'iat ...

... CtOlliT OF KENG'S VENC[I, TrpU1snAr, Nov. 25. (aRINArL IiroqMAixoN.-Mr. Reader moved for, to andl oletaiei a rule to shewv cause why, a criminal in- Wal t. ilti;llti sboul(d nit be fileci agaistn W illiatn Lewis; in tl tile P rhiprietor of The Coventry Recorder, & Free. - tt nm a' s . itiser, for an alleged libel published in that I'aiyer on the 2oth Octob( r, reflectiog upon the general ...

... On Wednesday last, tbe 5th inst. the Assizes for this Mt County ?? before thle lloniornblaie tiefJus- M tice Warreii, and Mr. Seijeant Marshall. Afler the usual formalities, the following gentlemen were sworn in as thre Grand Jury Lord Vis ,ouut Beigrave, Fsoreran. I) Sir Rleliard 1rooke, BN't. Josepl, Grni-, E&q. Sir flrry Maiiitwiiing, Bart. J. I-laskitis Harp)er, Esq. - tiwill C.orbet, F1 ...

... CCtvRT OP 1N s, SI 1P.NCI, MonSuy, MIay 6.. TiUE Ril; V. HrJNRY IHUNT AND OTHEit, re Jn consequence of the Learned Judges having an-f ag nl4 ouced-that they would detertilire this morning whe- 1o ttier !b-e pplicitioin of the defeidants in this cane would fe ,be acceded t!or it' ot, tbe Court ias: crowded nt an ca early hrwr ' ?? a At eleven o'clock all-their torddlilps wereseated. of Mr. ...