... - WINCHESTER, JULY 23. MURDER ON BOARD A CONVICT SHIP. W. Brown and Smith Williams, two convicts from the halks at Portsmouth, were indicted for the wilful murder of William Winney, on the 15th of January last, by striking him a blow on his forehead with a hammer, and with cutting his threat. It appeared that the deceased was deputy foreman of the convict sawyers employed in the Gun Wharf at ...

... CARNARVONSIliRE GtE Ar SESSIONS.. I Ad I n RvA . . t. . . _ . W i:, us~s:.ZIv A i:rl:0iUlt/l_; These Sessions cornmenecd an Monday last be- I fole the ll)nourablo J. Raine, his Majesty's Chief c justi-ce for North Wales. 'The following gentlemen I were sworn of the GRAND JURY. ' t RI F.-DAR1s, Esq. Forelinan. 1 W5illiam Turner, Esq. .. v IVilliani Ri lairds, Esq. v Willi am Rloblerts, Esq. ...

... A Court of Quarter Sessions was held at the Courthouse, Carnarvon, on Thursday last, the 14th instant. MIAGISTIIATES PRESENT. Colonel E i)VAInDs, Nanihoran, Chairman Coloucl Perry, Illadrycn Rev. J. W. Irevor Rev. J. Ilemer Rev. J. Parry Jones Parry T. Carreg, IEsq. Rev. W. W. Williams Rev. Griffith Owen Rev. Robert Jones Rev. Thomas Robets| Several appeals and other matters of no public ...

... new airport. Tae NtEw JunnE-Tite resignation of Sir J. llrrinugh; as one of the Juilges of the Pleas, it is said took place on rluesday week. Scrgeaot Bos- anquet and Mr. Taunton are namied as candidates for the vatant seat. CAUTION TO INFORMiERS.-RerC. V Pa)sley nold Anlst/Cr.-At the Midhilesex Session, on Friday, Hinry Parsley, andl Henry William Parsley, wee; il dicted fi;r conispiracy. Tli ...

... ILOw I)MIliffeam ' INFOuitATioNs.-TftE VINTNERs' C ?? alnd |ilattoig ardlen on \Vednesday, Jsgcip lio y, ovwho i)ent if' |icepis a rofibeltouse at Sadlier's Wells, ?? O we, on( a summons, before Mr. Rogers ani Mr. Sergean t CI e Selln, to answer thc complaint of Aaron Rawvlins, Frici at the informer for having, oil the 29th of'Noveluber, rits n sold tI one William Skinner, tc. ihiformer's ...

... I fl= 0 S~lJlCIE OF TIH[E LOrEDIGIION. TIOMAS N/)lTI, LOR1D GURA ES. At cloven oclonk on Monday, a replqisitionl was taken bheoec J. I. (CL-I, Estq and a higilly rlC sp~ectalsie .Jii ivat ti he 1ason s A ellIs.Mald(Inx.strect, Itila el SqllUIOi, on vijDW of tbe holdy of the Right a lion, Thlioimias Nailori, Lord Graves, aited 5'i, who ilstrw ed hililseif by clittilnit his ?? %vith a o v.azor ...

... DENBIGIISHIIRE GREAT SESSIONS. (Fr1iat /r. Cjlister ChLronilIe) HORSE STEALING-Edahvarrd Davies, (237 wans indlicted for stealing a mare, the property of Mr. Willialm Williams, of Llanrwnt. William Williams examined by Mr. John Jervis, I had a pony mare which I put on the common during the sumier. I[ missed her for a month or six weck c;, ani l;ound her in February, in the pos- session ?? ...

... BEIDOD.IU JUIY 2G.-HIaiimahl KiingStlll Na:s Ceirgeg * with havilla, onl tile i22zld day (It' lay last, ?? 01iiteeei(ll aee'tai 0 !qaclls' ls CWI cl ~!lled A ecoellt, to V l.:hna ?? and oilrsic, siv iii k ilt tI ti moetler 0t,11 la 1 befe Nvele Severall colollts ill thle indictmenit. AIr. Btilit 1I1ji)tNlicl lihe IllOScCCLtiOll, al1 st ated that li e priosecutor i a ?? B3ates, all, il' a ...

... (Conc luded foam our last.) .t ti UAUSE LIST. L1 RiCI]ARD RoonRTS, '1'eadealer and Grocer, Pwlheli, V. WlI.LIAMI JONIN CShI;p OWfer, there. t ' Mr. Tni3'PLu opened the case for the plaintiff, , Mlr UnocrErTEnL stated the ilcrumstances. The learned goetletall said his client te plaintiff was a grocer iui PwvIbelli, and the delonfonat the owner' of a trading sloop called the F'ljiny Fish, ...

... 4'HE- CRiMNlAL LAW. oJTo;'; se th d~tftor of the 'W~ornnilg JRerald. '-MnREoDIToR ?? have -Coy a long thue been a ihumblej but warmu admirer of 'your hiiaul aI d sttenuoas eflorts to ?? the santunti'ry p14in- ! 4iiples of ot crimniial c.ote, aand of your cotivstint 'edeavoufstoplress 1iponi Mlr Peel dfie ndcuing aicay entudy diuf eipital pauuishnent l' 'orgery. - I 'subjoin the following ...

... CURIOUS EXAMINATIONIS ON AiN INQIJESTr. An inquest (according to the Lancet of Saturday) Was held in ?? estminster H ,spital, n tll)h tiih listant, oel tile body oi WVilliami Sutil, igied 2i, who was reported to have died of hyd roipollia.- 'Ihe account is stated to Ile pithblishiead chiefly wvill, a view to expoise tile gross iste ol 'tice tfo ti trofders into tile naedi ral rank, withi V ...

... .COURT OF KING'S BENCH. SATURDAY. THE MAtXNCHESTER MINOR TIIE.UTRE. Wi Rex. v. John Garsidle )Trille.-Thedefettdant had as performed plays at Manchester without license,: fN .end aninformation being lodged against him, he pr was convicted by the Lancashire magistrates as a Wt rogue anli a vagabond, and fined £O0. under tte! it l()thlGeo. 2. ' (lu ir. Courtney had obtained a role to show cause ...