... 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 ...

... BEVELEY BOROUGH SESSIONS. The S1ssions for the Town and Liberties of Beverley were held On Monday, at the Guild Hall, Beverley. In the course of the Sessions the following Magis- trates were on the Bei ;- Jorn Vincent Thompson, Esq. Recorder, J. B. Arden, Esq. Deputy Mayor, (in the absence of the Rev. W. R. Gilby, Mayor,) John Myers, J. B. Bainton, Cornelius Coliett, and John Williams. Esqrs. ...

... MRIRDEROUS ATTACK Q E THBPOLICP1 | IN THE COUNTy OF iLKENNY. h - (From the KJkenny ilfoderifor.) l, James Gibbons; Esq. chief constable, with forty; of the constabulary, were ordered by Joseph Greene, Esq. . RM. to protect a man of .the name af'utler, while serv- ing tbe subpoenas for tithe due to thleRev. Dr. Hamilton, d in the Union of Knoektopher. They commenced to ex- ecute the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF POISONING IN GERMA ANY. Tlhe following is an account of an extraordinary case of poisoning by a female in Bremen:- The woman, or rather monster, whose extraordinary crimes form the subject of the following narrative, was the daughter of a tailor at Bremen, who, living in very easy circumstances, was enabled to give her what may be called a respectable education. InL 1808, ...

... ASSIZE INTEJLLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE.e W1;illiant Kennedy and Peter 0' flora wcre arraign- ti ed upon a charge of cutting and maiming Even Evans, 's Edward Griffiths, and John Cooper, whilst arresting them p (as smugglers conveying' illicit spirits), in conformity to ti their duty as excise officers. Evan Evans is supervisor d of Excise in the district of Morpeth, and on the 12th b of June last he ...

... i nr LINCOLN. evi James lill, aged 22, was indicted for shooting hoc at Robert Fawkes, at Sutterton, in October last, with de( intent to murder him, or do him some grievous bodily Ilis l harm.-It appeared that on the day in question, the tile . prisoner, who bad travelled from Boston, went into the a I prosecutor's public-house, in company with another man, we a farmer, and asked for some beer ...

... 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 ...