... I MID SUTitR COUNTY QUARTER SESSIONS. r .Ntefes to Corresvwoadcan*6.1 - [See oar Notices to Correspotadents.'1 These sessions commenced-ois Monday last, in the i Court room within the Towihall, before an unusually I e full Benchl of County Magistrates, Edward Bootle Wil- I brahain, Esq. M.P. Chairman. The calendar contains 3 thelnomes of 50 prisoners charged with felony, 35 toith misdemeanours ...

... pRT ER S&ASIONS. * 1*RjuTC& i~ M hE Borough Ses- Thoa Se T h mrmonlyY called Am 'bakeir, were2 StA; to Uketheir trials. P exhumation t adcted the vtosernt n, ylt 7t stated the ci ill * theetvidlence ag 4ae: stroihg was a b27s stewart w~as clrcaursqosaX i :bitt esu£- nthedits The s] Tad, a ,piteaously introduced himn atchman -f St. John's, and had ?? 40 s b k, if be would astist in hang ead ...

... . THE RAEi OF, P-- Eva THE BANK OF ENGLAND. Mr. Broughan moved, that a mandanmus be directed to the Governor and Company of the Bank, ordering them4o proceed to divide all the profits accruing to that establishment previous to the 19th of March last, over and above the expenses incurred in the conduct of its affairs. His qpplicaion was founded upon the affidavit of a proprietor of Bank stock, ...

... Isbe luberpootlJl*rcura. I Sh1IS ?nmPL 1- SUlM14A.- - FRIDAY, SEPTEMB 26, 182S.t .. - . . . -6,18S-- - COUNTY AFAtRIS.NEW LODGINGS FOR TiI Ju I -ADJOURNMENT OF THE ASSIZES. - .. A. - -I ae Our yders a recollect; that, at -bthe-Gen PSeosjs all of the county magistrates,. the prcedings of which are he detailed in the Mercury of the Ithh of last Octoberf it le was resolved, by fifteen votes to ...

... ?? SB$SIOIt8. en pl-- Jr.0 ~ -f the -.-A Riot at the Theo're.-The King, on the prote~citio o public -T. D.Lewis ajd J.Bankfs,ERsqr#r. v. Bowvlfron,Brig'gsj . Davies, and Carlos.-Ont Fr~iday, at the Sessions, the five year e defendants, held to bail-for a-riot in the theatre on account ductin of Miss Cramer, appeared to. tak* hi ra.M. ea artiale bles commen tedl at length on the conduct of Miss ...

... j NISI PRIUS COURT.-BEFORE MR. BARQN HIULLOCK. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. r The Court sat at one thie day, but no cause of the slightest pub]. ic interest came on. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31. SEDUCTION. f Anderton v. TV7ittaker.-Mr. W;LLYANIS stated that the plainsiffin this case was a respectable farmer, living at Ramsgrave (I Hall, near Blackburn, and he brought an action for the seduc.s tion of his ...

... QARTEa SS1N = - H. O ,nn fvr this borougl LIVERPOOL QUARTWIC -- 0 on Monday the Quarter .,essio'ns fur- this borug corn. o - ?? iie-lEsq. Mayor, James WI ,Clarke, Esq. Recorllr and a full beoff lig~titl ~ Th vaindaris havy, theid being 14,3 prisonetrs on o chargeei of feloin ,and 55 for misoeslran mse c.Te t Leared Rrorlr i hisaddrss sidthat several of the prisoners were in charge for a ...

... DREADFU=L MURDER . DREADFUL XURDER. re d- )y I-. id I' ?? Id a- to 10 Ia A V id ci leI ac le Ir le fe Le le a- 7y A ble -th iav -A ltin eal Ived dhs la- th, the 109 and r no na agi aen ha atel I in uld ma na- olu Mr. ral isa pre ioa on. rh, or sich ite- ron 3mtl lent and igh the ious ad is and na ,pll the tie Idl will 'hat frr cry 'hi Wra ull rces 'ay , of tilb th- Se,' sin bive ion da! iei ...

... THE HILL COOLIES.-KIDNA.PPING. The following is an extract of a letter from Purulia, a, in the district of the Jungle Mehals - - The district under my charge, being a portion of the h Zillah Jungle Mehals, is not inhabited by LKhols, cOnse- T quently the tide of emigration does not set out from b hence; nevertheless, a few persons are occasionally taken g away by men who I have reason to ...

... LANCASTER ASBIZES.-CROWN COUR'r. THURSDAY, A.4pil4.. to WL odshilpet k tint diat. At nine o°clock. T;e busrineo ret to throcighonnit thedditxt pn ftea littleor no intereat, and tthe fllow- of, Ing i' ii surmteari. Y' James nfitt pur Sl JinMa Tll~rer 24 Thomas the ehentrnoo &enn f y, HartleY. 27, and Joh, ulume, 2, 4ere indicrted for a burgeai-y Iii I .tn te dweltlhrn.hliilo of the R1ev. ...

... |THE COURT. OF QUEEN'S.-BENY v- T HOUSE OFCOMMONS it - Itmwill be seen0from our abstract of the parliamentary .i : tidebistes, and from the proceedings-in the Court of Queen s , FBench oW Wedneitday that' these t*o ibdies are& noowr ou I e' open 'collsion.l Theb:oisso of Ooniitin, bj largebma- a j brritiem6 hive ord ' Sttickdiole,'thl'e.plaiatWff in 'the ac- oitn ?? th a liameatary: rinters, ...

... LIVEUPOOL MIDSUItMMER SESSIONS. These Bessions commenced on Monday last, at 10 o'olock, in the Sessions-house, Chapel-street, before James Clarke, Esq., Re- 1 corder. The calendar contains the namesof eighty-two prlsoners for felony and twentythree for misdemeanours and assaults.- The following gentlemen were sworn of the Grand Jury:- William Nicol, Esq., Foreman. William Nixon, - Thomas ...