... ?? - Uaw 111telliffellre. IMPORTANT DEcISInN RELATIvE TO SENyS'F WAGES.-Thlurseday week tile case bhow n the I seamen and tle ship owners of the Fynze was de. i cided by the magistrates of Soutih Shields. l heC h seamen, who had refused to sail untder £5. ner F voyage, when tile general snderstandi0g had been t £4. and had been superseded by other men, de. mianded their days' pay since their ...

... Anglesey Qua~rter Sessions. se Te ?? of the P'eneo for the bA) id County of Ainglesey, were held[ at the. Shire Hall, oil In B~eaumaris, on 1:'Tuesday last, before Joita W~illiamso, II, n- lSqt. (chairmnan,) WV. Saparrow', Esq. John Price, Esq. hit in V. IBulkeley WHighs, ?? the Alev. Alr. 'thlonmas, &c. Ct .t- 'A'llo Chairman .addressed the grand jurl,' at consi- the I derab Ic length in ...

... WIM B COURT OF KING'S BENCH. for 3 c-rmV. TcontEN-T'ris was ali action Olt a po I;Cy of irrsurrare SubscSr ibedi by the defendant f,,rI 2£1,000. 'Te plaintiff a ca, al carrier, isnsared the Tu gloos to he carrited i;l thirtv specified boats, on Ric the canal between Lononin and Wolverhampton. Ali Birmirzgham end. 'Manchtester, from tie 10th of the April, 1828, till tile 10tir of April, 1829, ...

... I Draw - INSOLVENT lt'ivrTOnS' COuiuT; On Monday evening last, John David Sivrighf described ns fornterly of Calcutta, attorn y's-0olerk caine- ill to be heardi uporl lis petition, sw hen his diseharge was opposed hy John Sykes, a ereditrn on a. bill of exehanige for £1,6-The insolvent un.erwent a Shhrt examination, from shich it apip ared that he had conic to this coiuntri on a letter of ...

... - t!ab . Cost7a.3ro1ii PLEAS, N IWEFDNESDAY.--I16OtlIUY V. SU S~eiick.-.-Thjs was an action of assault atfldl hat sC , ter'y V Ti epla~idtifi'dwas 'a musician On loard t'ie Pl 7 '/SI&fa B~ast Itincia free trader, but raied -S a ?? di ,n-ia I ha defendant was commander of thl Vesssel. t .tppeiried, fidn the evidaiee of threco'f thle crew tiat defendanlt having ordered the Ient' to brili their ...

... K~t.'5lNGOK PETrTY SESStoss.-A SMIALL ALLOU' - ArNce.-Elis~li Watson and 'iThoro Hilays, file twro le mien who assisted the police in securing.1A1r. ~ir~I a-were charged with having been drunk tand disordprl1 ' is in the Broaidw~ay, Hammersnoith, on iaturdaty nigll. St~ Watson, in answer to the charge, ?? tnt ii, wll as drunk. Be had been to a cook's sh.p to inc,, This supper, and be had but a ...

... 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 ?? ...

... MIDDLESEX COUNTY COURT.--MOSD~r. A 1 REGOLAn LARK AND A WItY-NiCx D 'c ._ Trhe legal acumen of Mr. Serjesnt lle-th tild the ?? tience of the jury was put to the test yesterdtiy by couple of Whiteebapel bird-cagers-gnlondimen who not ailonc prided theriselves on taking ainthding with- itt their reach, but weho could stuff and preserve ?? rirt ice afterwvards. 'Ibe plaintiff was a tail ...

... 73enbighshire AJizes. llU'TliN.-Tl'UIISDAY MOIINISr. Ion di The Commission for thcse assizes wa3 opened on1 'S Wedinesday night beforc Sir J1. 1. 13o-a silet, Bart, bi, 1t, when they adjourned utntil the following morning. in OuTlbursday morning his Lordshill acomipanicd e in by several of tbe county lagistrates attended Divine u, worship in the parish church, when a very excellent , and ...

... Ienb~ghshtro . Denbighshtre, Easter General Session. f an . 'hl'e General Easter Session of the Peace for the en D county of Denbigh was opened at tie County Hall, the i on 'Tuesday, the 5th inst. before Mr. Joim Hoaton, of' tfi , les Heaton, chairman; George rifflfth, Esq. Garn; pe Wilson:Jones, Hsq.; Al?.P ,; -Geirge Naylor, Esq., . i Plas'Clough; Capt. Clough, Min y Don; and Capt. te Wostyn ...

... KILRUSII P1ET'TY SJPSSIONS. 1l I ?? -- no ?? 11-11 Ih-11i X XIsLRtU6t I'M I- Y 61bl~iIwU.j Let me go, you bad brud. Pot t) ?? to the Fairyj FATiHtERI AtIMIAIV' 9 TEcOrTaALISMI. AN ?? ?? IS ?? any more c:taes there ? said the crier, wvitih a congratulatory smirk, as his labours for thle day seemed nearly brought lo a close ; *- is there any [sore cases, now ? 'I;is ap- peal was, alter a ...

... MULTULI IN PARVO. ?? rC-1111 -r1- b { Witr -He . _ ?? haring 7i., u riday's Gazette orders tetirt tooorniing lor 1' nt'it 1 late diajesty, ?? X, to coiltmence on the 18 .tha, z to change on the 25th, and to cease on the t8 ill. d At the ?? Police-oflice last wCeek, friends, Marquis of Waterlord was fined 5S. for being fout .sq. o by th police drunk in tile streets.-'I Fe oouth Vitn to son of ...