... I SHIERIFF's COURT, YORK. I ~ I TrI ES9AY, DEc. 30. Before ll'i!Iiam Gray, Bvq., Un ier Sheriff. IVtFIrnE1) ThIOM AS v. GRINST0NE Mr. I.rEMiAN said, this was an action brought by the plaictiff, Wilfred Thomas, gamekeeper to Mr. Burton, of Iuthicain, against the defendant, Henry Estonville Grimstone, Eiq., of Lincroft Lodge, to recover the sumn of £5, fear the training and breaking of t vo ...

... Yor~tibire bumnmer aooigo0. flal !(ISI1 FRIUS COURT-.-WEDNESDAY, JuL'e 20. in, CR131. CON. Mel MELLIN v.' TAYLOR,.il Mr. BLANSISAIR opened the pieadns tiho ohn toil Sutcliffe Mellia is the plaintiff; and Richiard Taylor is thle Mr defendant. The declaration stated that the dolendant had Ing bad criminal coonexion with the plaintiff's wife, whereby the 0135 plaintiff had been deprived of her ...

... YorAJjire. 'Urnmfr 00M (Continued fromnfourth page.)r I] CROWN COURT-SATURDAY, JULY 16. a JOHN HOLMES (2 1) was charged with having, on tho 5th a of June last, feloniously out and wounded Benjamin Preston, v of Yeadon, with intent to murder him. t Mr. MILNHR anid Sir GnreoRY LswiN were for the prose- cution. Mr. COTTINoSSAm defended tbe prisoner. tf The Jury found the prisoner. guilty of doing ...

... T SUICIDE ANTTD ATTEMPTED MURDER. I OEnrMondayafternoon a great sensation wvas caused in DrUpOol and neig lhllmlrlmod hya leport tIat a woman had attempted to destroy herselfand to children by Ptei-l a the fI t, oi- rill lornirng it was eurreatly reliuTtes that t he WuRn tI a 1ne Of the children %vere dead. Runioir, elf coirse, added much to thie truth, and on enquiry we fblllnd tOat a woman ...

... 0:The Commission of Assizc lwas opened at York, on- Saturday last. In consequence of the death of the . -Ion. Miss Catherine Ann Petre, sister to the High Sheriff, T. D. Bland, Esq. of Kippax Park, -attended the Judges, :whom he met at l-oldgste, at-five o'clock in the afternoon,l on their return fromn Lancaster. The weather was pe- .culiarly favorable, and the cavalcade had a very imposingE ...

... Ig DESPERATE MURDER AND VIOLAT:(iN.--- it Worrall, aged 25, Wm. Worrall, 38, and iia t, derton, 21, were indicted for violatirs the jm.r I, 4i- d Sarah M'Clennon, and for havingn murdered h - 22d of Derember. Tbe deceased was h;S years and the crime was committed while she was IC fromn Bolton to Oldham, .o visit her daughter. l' re were proved by a farmer's lad named Asbton I~ulirw. im; Te ...

... YO RKSHIIRE SUMMER ASSIZI,;S I CIVIL COURT-MONDAY, JULY 22. (Fol the preceding business at these dssizes, scefourth page. ) CARTWRIGHT AED WIFE v, SMITH AND) ANOrTER - Mr. WILLM1A9^ and Mr. BAINES were for the plaintiff; and Mr. PoL.Loc and Mr. MtL.Ntt for the defendants. The action was to recover damages for an assault upon the female plaintiff. It appeared that the plaintiff, John Cartwright ...

... IiMPORTANT PILOT CASE. I ., On Wednesday last, at the Mansion-House, Mr. In George Haley, master of the King William. appeared ,- to answer an information, charging him with having, Ie on Friday, the 4th instant, piloted his own vessel to , (oole, after Geo. Garner,a licensed pilot, had tendered his services. Y Mr. Cracknell appeared to support the information. He s stated that the vessel ...

... uUll 3lectfon iIpetitfon. On Thursday, the 15th instant, the following eleven members were constituted a committee, for the pur- pose of trying the merits of the petition Frederick Dundas Archibald Hastie Geo. Alfred Muskett J. R. Ormsby Gore Hon. Charles Langdale Samuel White Cornelius O'Brien Sir George Strickland Nicholas Fitzsirnon Lord Viscount Adare. Sir WV. L. Young I The list was ...

... M, URDEROUS AFFRAY BETWVEEN ENGLISH AND IRISHMEN, One of the most shocking affrays between parties of men of disterenit countries took place on Monday and Tuesday cvenings last, at the village of Pens'ortsssu, near Preston; on the second day the combatants, in number from 600 tr 800, were arned, not only0 with bludgeons, but also with guns, pistols, knives, scythes, &c. and it appeared that ...

... , MkEi;CfOILY DU T6PLORD RjVR1 - An inquisition *asheld on Thursday noon I tlie; Fox and B llTnei, Knighltsbridge, near Lnsd 40 'thebody of the Right HRn. lIbrace Pitt, Lord rltve5. i who vas found drowned in the Serpentine ever John Ambrose, Esq. of Mistley, in Essex, depftosca,l .he was agent to the deceased, who had extensive al ,;i, b that partofEssex. On Tuesdaylast, by appoisitni,,t ei'i ...

... 7Lal, any V oltce, &-C. r . n WASON V. KELiY.-Last term Mr. Wason, ,i fr.P., obtained a rule calling upon Mr. F. Kelly, the bar- r rister, to show cause why a criminal information should t not be filed against him for challenging Mr. Wason to fight a duel. On Saturday the Court discharged the rule, holding L that Mr. WVason was not in a position to claim its protection in the way required. ...