... YORKShIfR AS81. L, S . I rTHE TRIAL OFIVEAD.ADBLFf H ?? Alt five miputes to mnie, the':prisoe' wr bogtit Cout ;the bqb appeared in god spirits,-as hybg 'Rqmmdiately to laugh and- lovrewthec tey bin t ?? is avery goadl loingse,'ndhdars br stuck in one-of thle button: hoes of his cot He ooked equally as well as he did at the laest0 38is' tusL -Hegtig fl the rumour which bad'-been ara n ok hth a ...

... .LAW kEP6RT. Tlie, apppintmenf of Sir Robert tifflord to stiucceed Sii 3obert Dallas as Phief Justice of the Court of Comtnon i':es, was finally settled en Thursday last, at the audience whith-the. Er of Liverpool and the Lord Chancellor had. of his ~asty;.Sir John, Copley succeeds to the vacant ofdice of Attorney-General; but up to the present momeipt, o person has been niamedas his ...

... |I I COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, OCTOBER 30. JONES Vermu SHAW. This was an action to recover damages of a school- master in Yorkshire on account of the injury done to the healthr of two sone of the plaintiff, one of. whom was alledged to have lost his sight from the negligenee of the defendaint. Mr. Serjeaut Vaughan stated the case. It aplieared that Mr. Shaw kept a seminary at Bowes, oear Greta ...

... ? TAUNTON ASSIZE$,, FRWDaY, APRaIt 4. The most intense curiosily was excited by the appear.' aice of the anames of three retitales on. Ihe ealendar on a charge under Loird .Elrenhb.ogh's 4ct of mliecodroY Nd stabbig an old woUlmen, a repoted wiici2, with intent to-inmrder' ier. ThI9' GrandJaryowever, after, cdolUsitiag the Lehfr'ed.Yodge upon the Siilklar eag, ithre~w out the Mi on; he ...

... - I Co UAT oif XiNG's IBENCH, TFWestminster, divt. 19. c THE KING-V. ANTHIONY COLLINS. - This, was an appeal against the accounts of the overseers of a parish in Suffolk. The ease stated that the parishioners were charged with various sums paid to labourers who were able and willing to'work, but who could not earn sufficient to support ihemselves and their families, and who' were relieved in ...

... HATTON GARDEN. On Monday last, an extraimldinary instance of the per,-. version of words bas, brought befire the Magistratv.- Sasrah Sauith ws clitirged.with steliira a sheet, the pru.. perty of her mistress, Mrs. lelly, of Saifron Hill. hIde. fence sie ,said, her nmistress told her to bring one or the sheets off her bed to be washed, and uiake' a shift with tbe other: being much distressed ...

... - .0;ooonoonOOo On Thursday morning, the 9th inst.1tobert I .,rtlev wvos executed on PEnenden Heath, near Maid- stone, for wilfully stabbing Capt. Owen, of the Belle- rophon convict ship, lying at Sheerness. From the time of his condemnation to Wednesday evening last, the unhappy man behaved in the most hardened and impenitent manner, stating his disbelief (f a futuze state, and disregarding ...

... NISI PRIUS COURT-MoilnAul, July 14. it 'r JUSTICE BIL4Y !4Y al s s siriLES v T ?? ?? is was tbe first cause fc R esird. on all tlie feinales haring left the Court, Mr. JoNES reopored the ple drugs, and M r. 'sCARtLE'TT stated the case to the' a 0 Jury. - It woo to redtett i)rouglt by the plaintiff, wlo is a tailor;' ?? ljuddersoield, to recover a ?? ir damages for: n slanderozus words used by ...

... ICOURT OF KING's BI NCE1-Guildhall, London.I TWYNAII V. COOK;. AiR. COMMON SERGEANT said, that the plain- it tiff in this action sought to recover £22 for surgical i R'ttendanres on the defendant, who had been afflicted by avidisorder in his leg. Mr. Twynam had practised the :art of surgery for above forty years iwith skill and suc- cess; bitt he now understood that his neighbours, who envied ...

... 8 'Tn the Coart of King's Bench lIsI week, the followinr new Rule of Court Wits read byI the otficer :-- That no ' persoen sha ll be altpoittted ai Cnmniuu,ieher tnotal he~ tffiytvi I t thne COIrt w ho mruei. nsa cmv yanrer, auless e hbe nilsoan Attorney; and tht no ap pointrinet t shail in futiure 5 take place wil;iolt an nttidavit that the paity is not i Practising as a conveynncer, or if. ...

... COURT OF RING'S BrNCH-AWED4ESDAY. 7'tOTIONS nESrVCTING TnURTELL. Ar. CHiT'oTY-My Lords, I ?? to your Lord-. i ships ?? Thurteli, a prisurier in Hertford gaol, praying' that a rule may be grautcdi to sboow causr Why a Irflanldsrr.? should not issue, directing the Jutstices to admit ael Attorney. for the defence, aho. steted that it is absolutely necesssry that ?? shoruld hare co:nieuucalions ...

... In the Csonsistoriul Couit, Exeter, the Rev P. Perry, rector of Nortb Huish, near Alio. .ury, *-as convicted of adulterous iktercoerae- wvifh Maria ls'beila Biackburn, nnd sentenced to be iuspended from his benefice for Itbre years, with a deprivation of income for that period. QUACKERY. On Wednesday, an nxtraordinary actioa came on before the Recorder of Dahlia. tuh. Dixou brought an actiou ...