... BANGOR PLITY SESSIONS,-Fn1Djjr. en Before the Very Rev. the Dean, and thclletv. hr m- HuIugh Price. fri 11 John tiughvis, a shoremaiker by. tradc, ascom- d1 ral mitred to prison for.' diiys, il detalultooflplying tto El 15s., 10 weeks nmainitemiance of wile aid child %V is- in the union workhouse, Bangor, on eornplajilt of Ce :a- MIr. Williams, the governor. It was stated in ISt court that the ...

... DlAIL COURr-WEDNESDAY. (Sitlings in Banco bejorc the Fall Court.) TIlE QUEEN V. 'rTI CHTURCIHWVARDLNS, &,C., or f3ANGOR. Lord Deriman gave judgment in this case. A mandamus had been issued commanding the defendants to take the necessary steps for making a rate for the purpose of raising a sufficient sum of money to pay the costs of surveys, and a va- luation of the property in the parish, ...

... COUITT OF EXCHEQUER JU;r, 28. Llltl:'!-COBIlTT V. LAW-;ON AND iTIltiiS. This ixas an actioin for litel, ?? by ?? M. P. for Oldhamto, agal st tlhe ,priter au3d proprietort of1 Ole 'I'imrs. Mr. C. Phillips stated tile case. Fnr the firut time ill Mr. C2bbelts life lie apptearedl il a Clult or justice, claitingia (onlieop lienation fo' a libel had it beell an antat-k ti Ipoj his rhat acler a>; a ...

... Y'alu .ty Id, VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT. O BowNv ti. LORU GRAtNVjLLrt.-'Ie case ?? he-l mf fore the cmiuit OVI Tbimr day npoen rintion, fir the i of dissolmtimn of an injunetion obtained by the plail t of til'again1st Lord -taiville restt'nining his lordship I' froin opening certaiim shafts and mines ol the aimnis I of the plaintiff i it Staffo rdshire. 'Ilhe questions is le the case dependetid ...

... Uaw Intelligence. COURT OF CHANCERY. KEPPEL V. BAILEY AND OTiSERS. Sir E. Segdea obtained, ex parle, an injunction to restrain the defendants from going upon or using any railway, except the Beinfort railroads, for the purpose of conveying their lime-stone, &c. from their quarries to the different parts of their neighbourhood. The plaintiff and others entered into an agreement in 1795, whereby ...

... RURAL POLICE Wo find the following letter to theo ].url of0 1Derh Lnrd Lieutenant of la.ncaslire, in the Lassea;. Y, r aelte ?? i e ~ ?? Wh\\itelniflltij1rh Jn. 3,i MthY LonD-I Wvish to call tle itte ltiolot wou Lordship end of hle Inttgistrates of file cotivof ' Y caster, to the state of thecoslthabla,,j force it county. y * 'hlo number and efficiency of tile regular consaf. bles in niany ...

... DENBIGHSHIRE QUA RTER SESSIONS. The-e SessiOnS came on at Ruthin, on Tluesdy the 2nd instant, and, in consequence of the number of Prisovers on tie calendar, and other ?? to be traosacteil, did not teriniflate until a late houron Wed- nesday. Ilic Rcv. Ilicliard Newcone, Presidel, and licie was a ?? attendance oif agistrates on the first day ; tie attendasce on \Veitnesday was not so nu- merou ...

... AOj'icGOMERYSHIRE ASSIZES. do On Saturday lost, thle Commission of Assize was so ]lil opened in Welsh Pool before Mr Justice Williams,- lie About threc o'clock the fligh Sheriff, David Hamer, CO Ile E'sq. ofit Glenrtrfon, wvithl a moot numerous party of ISE for friends in carringes ?? on horseback, accompanied til gi1l also by thre Mlayor, Aldermen, and Council of Welsh) hr Ilie Pool, ...

... AungesQy Qiiarter Bemssozs. |BE.UIMARIS, JUNE 27. *d Before John Williams, isq., Chairman, and IO Revds. Hugh Wy'nnlo Jones, Ja es Willians, AV. Id Thoimaq, MEilliam Lloyd, and Gethin 'Williams, yT Justices. [IC Eighteen jurors having 'been sworn on the le grand inquest, ve The learned Chairman congratulated the grand cc jury on th circumstance that thlere was nothing )a in the calendar to ...

... General naull-ter ?§.-Sioas. bO12'tiU (M ERtYSIIIR8 1. XViariiporo ( Oc'r. 21. | bvfmre Sir Baldwin Ll'vilhtl1 It ';, (Chairman;t thlu Earl of P'oo s, I);aviii 1Pugh. I Sq., Johnll Ro- bilsoll Jones, Esq., Alartin Xvilliins, Esq., I. i Il. 11 iittnnor itirice, Esq., ( Ten eri:I Vice to, . i1. I.vyun Wiiner, E,;q , tile llov. 1,cvis Iliuls, J. Witled el.Lnol \Wilic im, ksq, J ohn Jolles, Lsiq. ...

... GASIL LAW\S -CE'R 'F1(ICAlES. .| I ?? | . .. - T --I A- I at 'e nitr Come to ilia plum certificate, rehichl con. otirs IIinI in sdiie4, in fact, the only qirnalitication requisute to enl. tit ofal Iperson to kill game in the day rime, weithout a beitglt, l to a pentally ; bot[ ini pa rsuiog his game hie tmust be careful noat to couittiit a ItrcsparO. or, to o ;irivrl, ho must tlot go 0(1l t ho ...

... TILE IRIREGOULARI ?? It's no usc to tork to me, for I won't h1ear y OU, replied a vcry fussy a and over-dressed woman, ]light Mary Jenkins, ] . to a droll and careless, and -withal half tipsy in- I a dividual, of thc /urd sex, who answcred to the Li name of Ephraimi Wright -You're a vcry ir- a regular nmain, sir, and there's no putting no con- c fidcncc in you. So, I-. -Commissioner W what ...