... LEEDS, SATURDAY, Nov. 20. At the Ad3(Surnel Sessions, Cbailrs 1P 1 udson., is Esq. of ShawvhillIThomas Parker, jan EsFq. tof al Newton-hall,'and Thomas Walker, Esq 'of .Uid- r dieton Lodge, vwere qualified to aet as Magistrates e for the West-Riding of thisbourty. - P The King's bodily health is at present excel- tla lent, nor is he without comforts-exercise, and a su fonidness for mnsie, ...

... R -U- . ?? . . . . -T -MA I- . REMIUS ACCIDEN'T BRY, THIE MAS.g On Saturdlav, a Corinrr's Inquest %vaR ield' at the leed and Flower. Hatnmersmith-road, on the body of John Smithcombe, of Braltenfleming, near Iarnstaple, Devonshire, farmer. The de- ceased-lwas travelling in a chaise cart, accompanied by his brother, towards London. They were met bv three saail-coaches, and notwithstanding the ...

... TRI.AL Ft)R MURDER. On Friday, at the old Bailey Sessions, Thomas Sharpe was indicted for the wilful murder c*f Elizabeth Dltibills, at Mdfie al-laue, near Kentash-sown, onl th: 4th day of October inst'. by beating her braiis cut with a poker. James Dobbinas depilsed, that he works at tblt water-works of the Hamparead Water Company, anid lived in MlifiIl-latle, Kentish-town. The d deceased was ...