... YORKSH[RE ASSIZES.. ?? I CROWN COURT-FRIDAY, MARCH S. The Court was crowded to excess in every part, Sometime be. fore tbie -rrival of the Judge; it being understood Ihat the pri. soners Ward and Sandys, who were charged with murder, would be put upon their trials this niorning. A Few minites before rnirie o'clock, the two prisoners were brought into the d16k. Ward i a decent lookiig nian, ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGENC1w THURSD 4 Y, A ,i7110t 17. DISrt TED TTrLE TO A WIT Or CUiT ai,.i Froqget! v. Ayre and .4 'soeth ?? wav.s an ..t * of trespass, brought by MIr. P'I'ogg;tt, as 1l'. - reputed inanor ...

... CMARGE AGAINST THE DOCK COMMITTEE. To the EDITOR of the ?? q' ,r- To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL TLIWES. it a Sim,-It may be sufficient, in answer to a slanderous charge in - the Mail, to tie effect t ...

... :TVg~t Alt& The criming trials terminated on Monday. Se- - veral prisoners were transported for seven years and Al others for life. The only prisoners left for execution pa' are the following, for a r ...

... HULL SESKIONS. to The General Qqarter Sessions of the Peace for this id Town and Countyc)mmenced yesterday at the Guild- a hall, before T. B. LociiE, Esq. Mayor, CRrssvErr. er CRESSWEI.L, Esq., Recorrterand J. S. EGGIrSTON, Esq., e. Sheriff. The following Aldermen were also present:- ig W. hall, Eaq. Avison Terry, Esq. * C. Bolton, Esq. R. Raikes, jun. Eiq. in 11. Thompson, Eiq. J. Barkwvorth ...

... - m'r? i?fftTI)n1?I) A On the night of Wedcesday, the 12th of May, a most determined attempt was made to mnrder George Wheildon, Esq. a magistrate of the counlty of Stafford, residing at hiis seat, Cotton-ball, in the parish of' Alton, in that county; by shooting at him through the window of his dressing-roomi, as be was retiring to rest. The window of his dressing-room fronts the garden, and ...

... YO?k0?jitt ?umn?er ? :bei was ISa no, on yec ow otii cal CII Ut hen ata5 :hat ical mit eed s tc pon ive 'ied ire. 1.h uld ler; ery bad no [cal rim Isis not ,to on, ty, of be th~e sir ItO kad vas 's.) aSe da ry, led lp- -of sds red be ant ion ;he nd In- vter on ae, ed a- :a- rt, 0- Ire lie re hes r YORK CASTLE. s ROBBERY OF THE DONCASTER BETTING^o t Thrrnaes Feredrap, (64,) was chsrgeed 'li ?0 ...

... ezv t !s, , , . -77777 , .. AT ~ocips 1iRY. :.:t . . . X . . . X r . t at . _X. A - TIn O; ID A l Od: S ltti3t4a week W mi. BVe, alias Bill REnvky, t whio h gd beeO arprpebended,'in, tiei urse of the wee iij in -pitlibeldg on1 suspicion 'of being Fee of Usa t J.ee persos' who: hfid attempted t o rob the'hentiouse of Mr ra Gensgjde Bu xton,vai reapetain fariine1' residing at Shen ficld ; reatl ...

... | NORMf RBIDING SISSIONS; - The lEaster Seesslon3 for this ridinig commenced on Mon- day, at the Court-howue, Northlallerton, whvn 1he following maglateates were present:-The Venerable Arolideneon Hendlarn, Chairman; Poster Lechmere Cuore, ]suq, Henry Walker ,Yeoman, Esq, Martin 8lapylton, Esq. Francis Cholmneley, 1sq. James Favell, Esq. W. Coltman, Esq. J. S. Oroniptors, Esq. Wm -i Manleverer ...

... DISGRAC|PUL PROCEEDINGS AF THE WHIG. I R~ADICALS AT HALIFAX. igare (From Ia Correspendent Of ta, Sandard) r'Es of On Friday evening last. a scene of liceutiows~ n d co opnfusion occurred at a dinner at Halifaxr, given by the Whig- ;,ed for Radicals to3 their sitting member, William Charles Wood, of at the the Admiralty, and Mr. Edward PrOthoro, jun of Bristol ull, on5 notoriety, their ...

... I I - . - I . . - .I ce The General Quarter Sessions for the town of he Kingston-upon-Hull, commenced yesterday, at the is Court-House, before RoDERT BAYNES AaMSraONa ,k Esq. Recorder. J. C. IParker, Esq. (the Mayor), and he Messrs. John Smith and W. B. Carrick, magistrates, g1, vere also present. i T 'The following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand :d jury : ph ' Mr. J. B. La Marche, Psbreman ...

... H I eo IM lw.. __ Ad -I - The Midsummer General Quarter Sessions for the Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull, were opened at the Court-House, by the Mayor, yester- day week, but in consequence of the newly-appointed Recorder, Wm. Baynes Armstrong, Esq., being unable to attend, they were adjourned till the following morning. On Friday morning the Mayor, the Recorder, and several ...