... MRIRDEROUS ATTACK Q E THBPOLICP1 | IN THE COUNTy OF iLKENNY. h - (From the KJkenny ilfoderifor.) l, James Gibbons; Esq. chief constable, with forty; of the constabulary, were ordered by Joseph Greene, Esq. . RM. to protect a man of .the name af'utler, while serv- ing tbe subpoenas for tithe due to thleRev. Dr. Hamilton, d in the Union of Knoektopher. They commenced to ex- ecute the ...

... H I eo IM lw.. __ Ad -I - The Midsummer General Quarter Sessions for the Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull, were opened at the Court-House, by the Mayor, yester- day week, but in consequence of the newly-appointed Recorder, Wm. Baynes Armstrong, Esq., being unable to attend, they were adjourned till the following morning. On Friday morning the Mayor, the Recorder, and several ...

... B0ARD OF EiQUIRr. and ' yestedav moirning the Members of the Board of Military Officers, appointed to investigate the cir- cumustances of the Convention of Cintra, assembled ions ?? Hospital, in the Great Hallin which Geb. ties, Whitelocke's trial took place. At eleven o'clock r to all the Members were nresent, and took *teir Teiats in the following order General Sir David Dundas, President. ...

... COURT qf KING's DEA.CII; Saturrlay. Dus .. . -, I - - . 1 Before Mr. Justice A.l ROTT, and a Special Jury. al -~ lrif DBROWN AND OTiIERS v. WILLIAMS. he, This was ai action upon two bills of exchange, one for 20111. sied the other fir 40ol. both drawn at Palerino, hu 2Ist June, 1916, by Ebenczer Wylde, upon the deftv'id- li ant Samuel Williaims, payable to the order of Abraham see Gibbs and Co ...

... BEVELEY BOROUGH SESSIONS. The S1ssions for the Town and Liberties of Beverley were held On Monday, at the Guild Hall, Beverley. In the course of the Sessions the following Magis- trates were on the Bei ;- Jorn Vincent Thompson, Esq. Recorder, J. B. Arden, Esq. Deputy Mayor, (in the absence of the Rev. W. R. Gilby, Mayor,) John Myers, J. B. Bainton, Cornelius Coliett, and John Williams. Esqrs. ...

... ezv t !s, , , . -77777 , .. AT ~ocips 1iRY. :.:t . . . X . . . X r . t at . _X. A - TIn O; ID A l Od: S ltti3t4a week W mi. BVe, alias Bill REnvky, t whio h gd beeO arprpebended,'in, tiei urse of the wee iij in -pitlibeldg on1 suspicion 'of being Fee of Usa t J.ee persos' who: hfid attempted t o rob the'hentiouse of Mr ra Gensgjde Bu xton,vai reapetain fariine1' residing at Shen ficld ; reatl ...

... ASSIZE INTEJLLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE.e W1;illiant Kennedy and Peter 0' flora wcre arraign- ti ed upon a charge of cutting and maiming Even Evans, 's Edward Griffiths, and John Cooper, whilst arresting them p (as smugglers conveying' illicit spirits), in conformity to ti their duty as excise officers. Evan Evans is supervisor d of Excise in the district of Morpeth, and on the 12th b of June last he ...

... HULL SESKIONS. to The General Qqarter Sessions of the Peace for this id Town and Countyc)mmenced yesterday at the Guild- a hall, before T. B. LociiE, Esq. Mayor, CRrssvErr. er CRESSWEI.L, Esq., Recorrterand J. S. EGGIrSTON, Esq., e. Sheriff. The following Aldermen were also present:- ig W. hall, Eaq. Avison Terry, Esq. * C. Bolton, Esq. R. Raikes, jun. Eiq. in 11. Thompson, Eiq. J. Barkwvorth ...

... - m'r? i?fftTI)n1?I) A On the night of Wedcesday, the 12th of May, a most determined attempt was made to mnrder George Wheildon, Esq. a magistrate of the counlty of Stafford, residing at hiis seat, Cotton-ball, in the parish of' Alton, in that county; by shooting at him through the window of his dressing-roomi, as be was retiring to rest. The window of his dressing-room fronts the garden, and ...

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... .LAW kEP6RT. Tlie, apppintmenf of Sir Robert tifflord to stiucceed Sii 3obert Dallas as Phief Justice of the Court of Comtnon i':es, was finally settled en Thursday last, at the audience whith-the. Er of Liverpool and the Lord Chancellor had. of his ~asty;.Sir John, Copley succeeds to the vacant ofdice of Attorney-General; but up to the present momeipt, o person has been niamedas his ...

... |I I COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, OCTOBER 30. JONES Vermu SHAW. This was an action to recover damages of a school- master in Yorkshire on account of the injury done to the healthr of two sone of the plaintiff, one of. whom was alledged to have lost his sight from the negligenee of the defendaint. Mr. Serjeaut Vaughan stated the case. It aplieared that Mr. Shaw kept a seminary at Bowes, oear Greta ...