... I o COUNTY SESSIONS. o On Tuesday last, an adjournment'of the General An. o nual Sessions of this county was holden' in the Court o House, in Preston. Sir T. D. Hesketh, Bart. who pre- sided at the former. meeting, having taken the chair, the less 'Rv. J. J. Hornby proceeded to read the report of the by committee appointed -by the magistrates, at the last sit- ting, to. inquire into certain ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... dI WEDNESDAY, SzrIxRzn2. e sdlart m nd another v Powegl-Thi wgas an action to recover a1 damages an a policy of insurance-on the brig Ardent, or Liver. . pool. Mr. PATTISOX opened the pleadings. Mr. POLLOCK stated the ?? the insu. Ters, and the defendants the underwriters ?? olicy, on the - ship Atdent, which was lost on the coast of ArE'a. The ship 0 Ardent stood A I at Lloyd's, and was so ?? ...

... ANFV AUCTION DUTIFs BILr,: . Oh' the important changes intended to be introduced by tle -char 66eanel orof the Exchequer in this branch of our revenue we advt on had prepared some remarks, which we hold back for the present The Is to make rod for the following letter Which we have received on of t. thesamesibject. We shall first insert the obnoxious causes: resp y F ior and supon every one ...

... Unman Rooilro. PttIDAY, SEPT. 14. [Before Mr. Justice Holhoyd and a Conmoiis jif.] LIBEL UPON HER LATE MAJESTY. Rix v. BLACOW, Ckrk.-It was expected that this trial would have come on yesterday, and the Court in ~sarsequenze was crowded to excess, especially with femalee. The same curiosity being rather increased tb-n abated. great multitudes assembled at the doors of the Court before they ...

... BlOROUGI QUARTER SESSIOXS. - -l-_w 1- . -L_ I. _L ?? . JIUKU)LU11 QUARTER SESSIONS. On Monday last the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions comnmenced in the Court-rcom, within the Todvn-hv,! before Richard BuDlin, EIsq. the Worshipful the Mayor; James Clarke, Esq. lircorder; and Peter Bourne and Charles Pole, Esqrs. Bailiffs. After the Tovin-clerk had read the King's proclamation for the suppression ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 182b. 'IRKDALE SgSSIONS. At these Sessions, last week, Jacob Cohen, Daniel Cohen, SiN and Anne Bate, were indicted for a miademeanour, m fe, stealing a silver watch, chain, and seals, the property of Mr. Gerard. The two first nained prisoners were further MI indicted for receiving a silver watch, knowing it to be ztolen; and there was another indictment against ...

... (Cotinucd from a precedhrpg age.i ACTION FOR LIBELS. t EGERTON SYITH versas T. D. JOHNSON.. e.i Most of our readers will be aware that the defendant I e in this action (tfrmerly a partner with Mr. Egerton t e Smith'in, the general printing business, but expelled f lfrom the-concern in consequence of his attempt to print a a licentious book) has. for a long period, availed himself of every ...