... Yesterday morning week, the warehouse of Mr. John Williruns, draper, Wrexham, was entered by. meanas of false or skeleton keys. Asthe watchman vvas about to go ofl bis rounds, his suspieions were excited by seeiog the warehouse door open, and on calling out to know who was there, a Man rushled out, and endeavoured tos make his escape. The watchman seized hinm and a desperate scuffle en- sued, ...

... I BERIONET-IsmItE SUIBiEP. ASSIZES . Trhese assizes ciniumiceced at Dolgelley on the d 10th inst. lI. Justice Vaughans inas met ahoataive v o'clock ini the crvening ?? 1l-slui Reveley, Lsq t (who represented the high slerilf, Job in (Jrav lardford, Escq.) tnidl a large ?? of genitle- 1, 1ne15 0(d fveelhcidesF, aticl escs teld ihti tile ,i wn It The alliwlia gilltlctnen wei e sworn (in thlt ...

... Al a The Cuotnission ?? was opened at the Court th Part I-louse, Bala, on Saturday seornight, before Mr. Jos- , aths tice Boanquet. On Monday morning the court was CI AlSO, opened at ten o'clock, and thle follo'wing gentlemen mn (r it were sworn on thle be tim- GR~AND JURY, In tas Robert Williamnes VAughan, Esq., Foreman. re ates R.. Watlsin Price, Esq. TI. Price Anivyl, Esq (It lays 1Edward ...

... I i ci BAIIDI r.V. Pscsswicii.-We regret to state that our aeamiable friend, Mir. Pickwick, has been cast in very :he breavh damages, in an action brought against him for ice be of promise of marriage. We regret that our cespace will not enable us to give at full report of' this c'very fusnnr trial. We heave only room for thle address m-n of Alr. Sergeant BuzFuz. Mt. Th uses sagaiss called ...

... The E'itc, (Qu.,rtrr rint fot tle county or An. elesey sve a beldf at tile Counoy Hlt ll, eauniaris, Onw 'I nesday ast, balare Jvhn V'iilliaio, Euqr chiairman , John Price, Esq. Rev. J. W. 'Irevor, Rev. James Villifnfls, andilte liev William Tiboaas. a The followingu peraons hbiuyig answered to their nan es to erve of lie plaitr in july- elr Leneii PIrry, Pentiieih, foreman. 'lltoiltas ...

... I . I- f These Sessions were held at the Shire I-Hall,: , Carnarvon, on Thursday last, when twio appeals, . reported below, cosstituted thle whiolc of the )tsi- s ness. Thlcrc were a number of prisoners in the , gaol, bitt as Courts of Quarter Sessions are not e competent to the adjudication of capital olfcimces, of courso they wiero left for the next Assizes. PENTRE'RFOY5ZAS, AIELT.LANTS, AND ...

... ASSIZE I.YTELLTJRYC'AE. CHEISTlERO, APRIL. 3. Dansoo v. HanImqli' (hind Others, and MLi ertern of Il1o Ayvtiljric U14i'm 0L1'iJi~rany. IBeftoe Mr. Bfain, &iflItd anol thy followvit'- Speciatl Jury : ?? Dinol, oif Lilticton, Esq. ; 'lThos .Johnt. stooe, if'llnghlwtoll; SAiL meteor; 1Edo-are Iifontsl, at Ilit~iohU111IL1, merUIchanit; W~ili. Xcitabl~s Cii bet, Laj Ac, Esqilh it IJali,' aT' mj'tin ...

... ^,1 . ?? ?? : - - %v 1, ?? ; -u On Iuesday evening, Sir John William s, Knight, opened bis comnmission in the Shire I-lull, Carnarvon, and then adjourned the court to tile ensuing day. On Tuesday morning, ihe learned Justice attended divine service in the church of St. Mary, upon tehich 0ccasion the Rev.E. Jones, sheriff's chaplain, vas tile preacher, and shoitly aflter 12 o'clock, his ...

... TlIjE CASE OF B1LYAN ISEERY. A striking letter has been published by Mr. f Roderick Ryder, lately a priest in the Rlomisi tGI hlrchi, on the case of Bryan Secry. Ilis prin- cipal object is to show that no importiwcc what- s ever is to be attached to declarations of innocence 1 made by convicts of the Romish persuasion, as L, they are absolved from all sin immediately prc- -1 Vious to their ...

... DENBIGHS9IIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. I. I le The Quarter Sessions for this county were held c at the County Hall, in Denbigh, ol Tuesday last, le before John Heaton, Esq., of Plas Heaton, and )n the following magistrates :-Brownlaw Wynne, as Esq., J. Jocelyn Foulkes, Esq., Thomas Hughes, I Esq., John Wilifams, IM.C.; Townsend Mlain- n- waring, Esq., W. R. Sandbach, Esq. s, Precisely at ten o'clock ...

... gooiw lutellionlre. lath _k ,ory MONTGOMERYSHIRE GREAT SESSIONS. ar mo10- Bill v. Shaiker, This was an action for an assault, and-was tried c before a special Juay:-Mr, Cobbett briefly.open- at, ed the pleadiugs for plaintiff, when Mr. Temple fi followed at somle length, and ingeniously attempt- ga ed to fix upon the minds of the jury a case of an ?? agrravated assault committed upon his ...

... THE NEW-MALT ACT. At the request of a correspondent resident in Carnarvon, of whose judgmlient %vie entertain a high bpinion, we willingly give insertion to the following abstract of the new malt act, which is' to conio into operation on Wednesday next, d'id the more readily do so as we believe it Will lie ac- ceptable to the majority of our readers, and inte- rcstinig indeed to the public ...