... C, j Tim LATh MIURDE.RS Att GODAMINI|| :ed' , . . V s hc Fcinal' l.r~arnin2i r a.nd Committal. of Ckenneilljfi: 4td CI cicb., crIo1;. for ktirur of ;Chedllsl(; stf5r-td to :he liabciklftsn , ,. ,- - ,a E an The-feelings of horror .wlichh thle late deedts b4 iJ6d w v hal excited, in the neighbourhood of Godalming, have of :noat been permitted to subside on the part of the Magi- a Ied stracy, ...

... IOB R ' d t- ; XI ItOB13lsrItXant ittiNI %D E. R 1earFA I.lLSSIA. ~11. - .se by ii, ill outi laff, we flated, that George Chennelil, junior, of wl ire: Godalining, arid Win. and George Chaicroft, his a slocatcs, be at had bten committed to Horfeminrger-lane gaol, upon 1,11is- ra~ r O iciolti(if basing comrnlitttd ~two murdcr~s, Uri of uld Mr. i Chennell slid hislia oofcltceper, at Godatining, ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIO MS. AliC VaS PiMOCK ATTORNIES. I ,ed 'Tnu KING +zrfaJ FARLEY.-Th6 defendant in this cafe c tsd flood indided forfaifeley'afruming the character of an di ~cr, attorncy, and fraudulently obtaining under that guife 17' . a1 Wil from on e James May, OpOth a promife to conduda for him he two aiftions in the Cbnrt of King's Bench. The ozie G ilu- againfi James Raifenfaw, and the ...

... 11.1bi 511trifilrelar. i COUItT OF .KING's BENCH, Nov. 24., a bir 0 . TTOE KlNG V. THE REV. . CHURCH. ve Mr. MARRju5rT, moved the judgment of tie Court din Ct * the defendant' in' ihis case, who was tried and'founid cc l gulty before Lord 9lienborough- at the last Summer vi Assizes. -tl > Lord' gnLL~ntoureu read his notes, from which It t appeared ih~a this was aa indictment against defendant, ...

... M1URDER NEAR SIIEFFI&LD. . --: - v . - }. -..O.L . = On Saturday,.mlorpnilg the 2Sth ult. Sanuel Hilliard, an elderly and, inoffenfive man, employed as a labourer in the plantationsof Sir GeorgeSitwell, Bart. was found murdered rin Cinker. Wood, near Eckington. The deceafed left his sou3feonIl Friday. fe'nnight, as ufual, and returned Ito more. . His abilfecic all night exciting alarm, ...

... ILONE'is TlrtIALS., tit COUTIT oi MINTG.'s BENCH, GUILDIIALL. - ~THIIU SDAY,DCEDrx.Nr I Sth.--(FiiST DAY.) t (Before Mn'. Justice AbhOWt and g S ccal ol?.Jtyj) Tahf JZNG, V. W. IlONr,. Trus tvial cmuen bn this dav, and cexied considcrible F to time Court 1;dianle trowded ; the doors wvere thrown open shortly, tsfter', bud the Court imissediately Filled.- P' About nine o'Clock flit defiendant ...

... Couzr of K'c no rt #S.d a4 , Den- l r ° tk. IVUVt UJ A J.E U .> .flQ fltr ,.*ZU{WtIU* AflCCIII, LI0Af ..5Jtfl. * BFO5E LORd 15 FLU11OROUGI., AI. HONE sT.T RD TtiAL. tltetouri was crnwded at an early bnur. At half-pastt .Dine Lord EItlentoroghticime into Court, and the Clerk proceeded to iupatwivl i3 ury. After ainni'challenges made by the ;Atlosney Grneral, he proceeded to address bis Lordship ...

... APPAL P U1DEIS. . -- Aascsnmilar to that of the murderer of tLe vinfor- -i tniate Mary Ashford, occurred some time since in the to Court of Kings Benlich -Dublin, and has not yet been)l to I decided. It is the e~ase of a man namcd Clancr, whoi, wb about two yehrs anid and a lhilf ago, in the bron'd div-; -] ! light, and ill the p'resencc of several peisons, on thle 165 high road near Wullibgar ...