... 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 ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCHS; TUESDAY. BAYLIEY V. DOWN'IE ANDI OTIERSi. This was an action lbrounght by a reporter to the British Pre.s newspaper, to ;ecovcr the sim of. £42. being arrears orsillary due from thle defend, aets lir. Downie, Mlr. Seugdwick, Mr. l, Win- stauley, and others, mio w-ere represeltnd as for- nerly the proprietors. - Ilobert Cannon was book-k;eeper to the British Press, from ...

... 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 ...

... CARNARVONSIliRE GtE Ar SESSIONS.. I Ad I n RvA . . t. . . _ . W i:, us~s:.ZIv A i:rl:0iUlt/l_; These Sessions cornmenecd an Monday last be- I fole the ll)nourablo J. Raine, his Majesty's Chief c justi-ce for North Wales. 'The following gentlemen I were sworn of the GRAND JURY. ' t RI F.-DAR1s, Esq. Forelinan. 1 W5illiam Turner, Esq. .. v IVilliani Ri lairds, Esq. v Willi am Rloblerts, Esq. ...

... 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 ...

... 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;' ...

... MIJURltER OF MES M. AND HUGH I : (GRTIFFITH, SONS- , JNO.- GRIFFITH, 1ESQ. OF TRYFAN, JN ThiS COUNTY. II ' For the information of the rnsierous relatives 'and friends of these.,unfortunate gentlemeii, we. -insert, the following_ extract of' a letter -from Mr.. Zarcheus Williams, iinikeep'err Lower Town, Que- . bec, to John Lice, EsqE-Pies Cadant, in. this Vcounlty : The Qne3ec Msti g-.t~o,2 ...

... 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 ...

... Y.mportant investi~ation. On VeStluIday Ilillelill'', til 216r1i uint., in vit [tie of a precept ia'oci lo 11h0 H-igh Sheli i oh Angloevy c(,wor ll teas told ait thea Shire-hall1, l)oeos o Lidjudicate and decide between the 0o nets of Fic Skerres Lirtiti and Rock tied thle 'irittiy iBumdn, puleuliot to tlhe Act d1 of ?? 011 ctlpfowerii3~, the Biotfiren to Ill 11rch'd50 an oer l lihditiucitse ...

... EXTRAORDILNARY PROCEIEDINGS. T'hIe Tipperary Ft-ee Press publishes the foljosine report of a case heard at the Alitchelstolvis Sessionsoss Friday, in reference to which the same paper states tbat an inquiry into the circums4tances has been errdcr. cd by government : t 'I he magistrates in attendance were Mr. Knareses. r rough, t.M. and Lord Alountcashel. It appeared that on Mlonday last two ...

... A Court of Quarter Sessions was held at the Courthouse, Carnarvon, on Thursday last, the 14th instant. MIAGISTIIATES PRESENT. Colonel E i)VAInDs, Nanihoran, Chairman Coloucl Perry, Illadrycn Rev. J. W. Irevor Rev. J. Ilemer Rev. J. Parry Jones Parry T. Carreg, IEsq. Rev. W. W. Williams Rev. Griffith Owen Rev. Robert Jones Rev. Thomas Robets| Several appeals and other matters of no public ...

... aw 3I1ntelligence MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-A NuISANCr.- Monday Hienry ifir-koar, of College-street West, Cauiden-town, Dmarinc storckeeper and copper- smith, was indicted fur a public nuisance. It was provedl by the defendant's landlord and several neighbours that for a long time ?? has been in the constant babit of annojing, in every possi- ble way, the inhabitants of the sticet which had the ...