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... I SUMMIMR ASSIZES. OXFORD cIneulT. (Before Sir N. C. Tindal, and Mr. Justice Ers- kine.) Berkshire-Abingdon, Wednesday, July 10. Oxfordshire-Oxftrd, Saturday, July 13. %Vorcstershire-Worcester, Saturday, July 20. Siaffordshire--Stafford, Saturday, July 27. Shropshire -Shrewsbury, Saturday, August 3. Hvrefordshirc-IIereford, Wcdnesday, AuIgUst 7. Alonmouthshire-- I onnouth, Saturday, Aug. 10. ...
... I'lil N'I SI l' (a :R1. E ~ I S1,S~3IO x S. 'I he Jii~lcst WVll'e hut on til ir pipil)loail 0n Fri I;bv last, bstlt;l h urlaill, Iv! whlnl), tui~ ;I i~tr~ 6i(1;p;' ...
... IMPORTA Nr TO L V!LNSED VTC'rtfALLERS. I . I'l I . . . . I On 'Thuresday last an appeal was heard at the . I1i(dlereex Sessioi agaiust the decision of' sinie t magistrates in) the niletltlojis, who had fined tile appellant lOs. for leellinig opell his house during tdslivinle service.-M. ALi.i r, thle counsel for the aml pcal, said, - MY objecliont is, that thel ?? i eonvitedi (,f krecphioi his ...
... Uaw flitelhorilre. COURT OF KING'S IBENCH.-TUESDAY. S[SIrPsoN V. UNW1N.-Tbis was an action to re sc cover three penalties of £2. each from the defenod- 1 ant, for bavieg two partridges and a pheasant in st his possession on the 9th of February, the game T season ceasing, accordieg to the statute (the late ci Act) on the Ist of that month. The case *was eo tried at the York Assizes, and a ...
... Seaumaris quarter _essios, Ganu. 6, 1835. 'Tiese Sessions were opened with thle usoal formnalites by Jolts\V WiLLA.11os, Esq. Clailil nino thle Rev. lilessi's. If JOlNE l od 1). G-. WV ILL5IAMS jury :-Rlltliill lioherlii,fleii'Y firretoo, Grithdil Jones, .Jllies Rolhlw'ts. Uwen Jones, Wililillin Jones, John Jones, Lewis H h(Clies, Henry Evans, John Lloyd, Owen Richards, John Jones. John ...
... I COUXI' OF KING'S BENCII, SATUnDAY,JAN. 30.I TH rTHE KING V. ROBETSiis A rule bad been obtained on a former day calling i'upon William Roberts to show cause wvhy anl infor- it, motion in the nature of a quo was ronto should not be Ely filed against him calling upon him to show by what cliI authority hie claimed to be mayor of the horough of is Carnarvon. as Thie Attorney-General had to show ...
... The Commission for this county was opened before Mr. Justice Vaughan, on Saturday se'nnight. At ten o'clock on Monday morning the business of the assize commenced, and after the usual preliminary routine had been gone through, the following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:â Sr. W. W. Wynne, Bart. M.P. of Wynnstay, Foreman; Lord Dungannon, M.P. of Brynkynallt; Sir Robert Henry Cunliff ...
... FLINTSHIRE QUARIAERt SESSIONS. These Sessions were held RIt Meld, on 'Th'ursday week,before sire lilo. LIloyd Keo so0 chairan.ill-u is, F. Mi. Lloyd Moslyn, 1t. ,1. ?? 1.. l'emllber- ton, Esq. fC. T1. Ihoper. I cr; Coucitiel 1J'hillips, I.. ?? lEsq. lion.Tl. ?? Lloyd, T1. AaMltier ,s \V. ?? Ellis Esq. C. 1). Dondas, Esq. P. Parry, E.q. and the lev. C. B. Clough. 'T'he following is the result ...
... MIONTGONIERYSIIl1B SESSIONS. gC These sessions were hold on Thursday lest, be- - Icfore the f6llowing Magistrates: IY ight lion. C. ?? W. Wynn, (Chairman) Sir IdJ..Edwards, Bait, Sir C . T, Jonesq, ?? Corbett4 r 21h Esq. Rev. G. A. Evors, Rev. D., G. ML yttonl,. J. [i- Williams, Esq. J. Owen, Esq. (Broadway) P.t M~lorris, Esq. W. Morris, 1Esq,. I). Pugh, Esq. it. -)Ie. 13. Maurice, Esq. J. 1). ...
... CAURDIGANT SIRE SUAvIMER ASSIZES,1843' TIIUIRSI)AY. At 10 o'clock tlhis morning, Bo'ron Rolfc took hiis scat on the I enlIch, whcl the followving Gen- tlemen (many others being present and answering to their namcs as wagistrates) were swvorn in as Grand Inquest for the county. R. D. Jenkins, Esq., anjswered as Mayor of Cardigmi ; J. H. Thomas, Esq., as Coroner for thle County; anid Ricilurd ...
... CAltMARTIIEN'SllRE ASSIZES. CARt HENlrtIoc, March 23. 33.:UGLArY.-JoltiI Jones, Evan Davies, Jobhi Da- vics, Johil 'libonas, i avid Evans, Thomas Tilornmi, and anotilier Jolin i lionuts, ?? charged with hav- ing ?? broken and entered the dwelling- ?? o Ui it Dtidl -lalris, at Potttybeulissar, ill ?? parish ofl ltlahitliaigcl-laartlih, on the 12th of A ugust list, and futither wri LIi having ...
... On Thursday night one of the most singulatr and daring robberies we ever heard of was coto- mitted in this town. Mlr. Filmer, proprietor of the Tempetanre coffee-house, Week stleet, after having retired to rest at a late hour, was awoke from a sound sleep by finding a man's hand placed forcibly over his mouth, and another over his eyes, pressing his head down on the pillow, while, at the same ...