... CONVICTS F iGH 1 X IEASON I q,: .; U.TFISs FOR. HIGH _TkOd ;'DEaR)Y, NkV. 5. ranielkancid Wdeiglniazn, as sooa as the Ree Mr. Pickeripn, who is very assiduous and.lu- insn~ie in hjaltentidns, left th6m, took their usual walk. Brandreth gnt a long ner pipe in his month, which be held by his; rfht hand, while he kept. his left hand in his jactr~set. 1Ieuashed his ehainsabout as if he felt theni ...

... WOfl5Rt0-STRCET., On Friday a rpde. ?? in %cswefi-street was charged with violating the Prsbn d Eli2a Taplor. 'i'lte prosecetrix, who i-t abont S, liad hee., in tile prisciter' service, as honserms.id, tiil within these six weeks, w hen she left tile place it consequene fa qiuirc reii d i( e ItoiseLkeeper. A rew day.s hack she met the prir~ot r atcidentail ly i lfns tit-fie~k;, who desired her ...

... ma ?? I: i ~ ; -LXY-Y .. A 41 As if Frfe' a nibbisli: cart hicoltinually increasing and ever- hapeless mass of LW iP e m tdown u t e;F rekga-lef ttdpick ou t wltiatb'ielgs to hin. Th us, in pourio; I tees!; Lawe, 'do~es the 'tovetistti-ett, as- it is sr~fttet,? rtsar on *arS. -srwnA. ?? COURT OF KUNr40S BLNCH , ,* y1 ,tOU. i. - -x llXa. T1105N'txN.;-AFPEAL Or attntDrlt. hi is morn ing havini, ...

... AUCWENTS, OFFENC1E', be a . I an Inquest was held on Monday in St. Martiu!s-court, on, the body of ?? isk, aged 23, shopmnan to Mr. Ravn*e` potheeary. )Jr. Piayne statea, tihat-tbe deueased had been in his emaploy for five months. About tiwo moprnths ago lie was loj in his spirits; lie .ave 'hini some rpedicine, and Ile iecoveresh. For the last month he has been apparently in a perfect stmts ...

... PROVINCIAL 'TE LLIGE INCRI. ' - SPEeIAL CONINUSSION AT DERBY. DmvT.- t *tI~DT.-At nine o'clock, their Lordsbiips- avigg ta!,i illeir seats on the Benclt:,. and .J, Bacons i, tount, J. Tuir- ofe, E. 'l'srtnr, J. Onfion, .. Mackessick, German Butoll 'and 3; Lebher, were put to the bar. Ml. eitqsA then ?? -their Lordshsps,'tbatthese. pr3islnrs inigtis he aillovedl tio wi lidraw ,he plea of t G ...

... I LIA TV. Ahs if from a rnbbish cart a continually increasing ttd evpr shapeless mass of LAW is From time to tire shlot donv% n upon ibe brads of the people; and out ol this rubbihil, and at his peril, is ?? man left to pick oat what beliopgs to him. inlms, in pouring forth Law, (does the Goverunileoltl aI i2 ia writtatt, gap Doew #Rare. -BR:TI.sA COURT OF TING'S BENCH.- Thuray, Napov 6. flG t ...

... COURT OF KING'S BEINCII. - f77rds~y, N. 22 -tH, KING V. THORNT I V. This day being fixed for the principal dcdiorn in tii rase, whether a new tral wvas to be httd or not, or whe- thor the questiob wuas ' to be pblt on the uncommnon issue proposedr by the 'defen'dant, coisiderable interest was ex- cited, in tlhe pu blie minind which was evidenwly mnanifested by the 'imamenlse crowrd thsat ?? in ...

... ACCIDtNTS, o.ESUSW We~dnesday cart lin~qunst wirds held tt Godtiirtrc, on lr. G. Oeeeal-; tsl.3ren3'shr, of' ti nt place aged 16, andsl -El'tziel/ Wl- aw, hlis .hooseke~Yet, alged .l. EI Fr ivorce fqr the dee-r Od. Be stated, that on tie moorrintr of the I ilt iwst. at bhlal-ptst eight, iiaewsva wadk};inictgepposite tie decervsed s tmot'ej e hen M. Chat- ceroft beeed him incomeover, fortebee ...

... IXL Af . .: . I ,As iffromrubbiitroet a continuallyincersa ag eD er' IrrrOSS nm-s of lW 5is frorl tinre to tint-ishot down nupon the ls of the peo ple;t anld out of thiis rubbisho and at 1is peril, is cccl ana left to pick cli whlat belonigs tO hirm. Thus, ?? firuti Low, does. tle Gove~r-ttent, as. ii is writienrf rain *4en COURT. OF KING'S. BENCH Satsrdae, Nov.: 8. -i ramtrI ?? OF- Titit B.ii ...

... , .t~ GSILDItALL. OR Monday, a young female was put to tit. brar; whetn r Gibsoti, a tradesmaitn in the Borongh, deposed, that lie was passing} through Tenp~a-bar, aboutnifie o'clock oni Monday moairtta, wit5 lie obsdrved the prisoner standing with a dine leotkinm girl, about nine years of age, witl wlhom she was Usine much force and ?? to induice ter to aceompany her. He deser'ntined on ...

... QBSOLETE - LAS.W thue ApoDenal in thleo Cawse of AsiiAiIArToinros has acquainted the staritr ow orld ixth thbe dwo'racefol existence of a remntoant of' bhrlarrios law in Gjrteat Brsto the noi- repeal of whichT ?? a sort of a reflecton enttie leo'isature ?? racfliect tiat some years, ago, when lord STANUOPE arose in, the 1JGiise,oi Lords, to move the repeal of certain Thelesiastical Statrtet ...

... 7 Or, Wertiesdav,. Mr. Jacisoti, of O \Xoerlaiepton, arcotmpa. tied by Mr. Brown, of Pleet market waited upon tie Lord hloer, for the purpose of offering 1heir thianlks to his Lordsliip for ;te assistande he had ufforded tlhttn in rite recovery cf Miss jflckio, %vhose etlopemenit vwe heve be'otie Pmentioned r. Jackson said, that' in ?? of whail iad ali'mred in the diaily papers, Mri Hol-oak ...