... Uaw i?? ATTACK UPION AN Iti'l JGDGtE -(Ole day last weeh inie if tbe jilrg-es ret ool)il)g fitti nireel stitpped for a few utinttteS to change to:rtses at a village il ?? Queen's CotuntV. D)rinl the short dtelay whiela occurred, be millibledl aiout the pre- inise, and by ittistahe went intl the stad of at tateful hIoplipeeper, wieree lie soon founid I hat hie hutd nst the law iai his ton ...

... COURT OF EXCIlEQUER, GUILDHALL. I ?? (Bktore Lord Lynldhurst and a Speial ~ ary) r, WATSON V. COLQUITT. i THlE ISOTIASA~Y CASTLE STE'A5IVESSEL. (i mn Tllis' was all action for lib el;' wr Lit lirt Pollocks, with wvbomn were Mr. Kelly, Mr. thi if, Follett, Mr. Lloyd, and Mr. Jones, stated that the. fe 1 plaintiff hadl liee proprietor of a steana-vessel,. ha ;t, nanset thle Rothsay Castle, Which ...

... CENIItI;A CDi1 NAL COURIT. I i r .i ..a Ale justice DECmN a ?? Mr. I justiee lioSANQULlit.) ~ Il t. ;i~ilit 01 Fulom tty,.Geolge Edivorsif 1CC 0~er ~-,I'.oirhiN (conflnitittd by ?? CjpItIIiI3, I11 ditced for felontiously fii, vo 115C owe,(r OF ltter nCV, for the transfer of C 5101- itI Iit jltlt to defratud tite Coveto if tu Ait1 of Englanld. . t \ii hiktii clrk If arraign, read tile ...

... IRELAND AT'rRocliUS 3]I:IRDE'R. ( Fria Siveart's IDublino Diutch.) It is o)ur paintful doty tco htle thio (la. to record olle * tile ?? Sileelull (iidil hlivl uiluldersthat luiilwt appeared in the darl ii orf crimner perpetraired b th-e *thd.d pejlisotry of t1be south ot Irela] l. Ihe iN ho go C are the purtticuars:- cuptahi Constllatine AMavuire, a gentlesnan pos. suvsing S11it1' pnopertY, ...

... , PAUPEFr S stirr ?? At i9 now before St Parliament relating to this branch of the pDooI' i laws, which is well deserving the attention of the an i inhabitants of twns generally. It is entitled a tis -r Bill to alter and'amend the Laws of Settlemen t, W by hiring and' service; and by its provisions, nto Bi imale person cab, after the periodn of its passing t oblsi % a settlement in any parish ...

... ASSIZE I.YTELLTJRYC'AE. CHEISTlERO, APRIL. 3. Dansoo v. HanImqli' (hind Others, and MLi ertern of Il1o Ayvtiljric U14i'm 0L1'iJi~rany. IBeftoe Mr. Bfain, &iflItd anol thy followvit'- Speciatl Jury : ?? Dinol, oif Lilticton, Esq. ; 'lThos .Johnt. stooe, if'llnghlwtoll; SAiL meteor; 1Edo-are Iifontsl, at Ilit~iohU111IL1, merUIchanit; W~ili. Xcitabl~s Cii bet, Laj Ac, Esqilh it IJali,' aT' mj'tin ...

... I BERIONET-IsmItE SUIBiEP. ASSIZES . Trhese assizes ciniumiceced at Dolgelley on the d 10th inst. lI. Justice Vaughans inas met ahoataive v o'clock ini the crvening ?? 1l-slui Reveley, Lsq t (who represented the high slerilf, Job in (Jrav lardford, Escq.) tnidl a large ?? of genitle- 1, 1ne15 0(d fveelhcidesF, aticl escs teld ihti tile ,i wn It The alliwlia gilltlctnen wei e sworn (in thlt ...

... I PAI'VC ULtAtS or IfE II ULI 1 It m1 fr. C.- TAIN .AS'D CREW (cluE C0lAN im 1'AIA. In His ?? ?? Ribtoliolre Ilios r rivdi ?? Bill- ii due1, 10111 Iu iaa, faing 11 onl bosnir the( Solo SULIV'1 o of I lie Crew' of tlh ?? ig Clio, The` MMI, Whose 11ame1 hi~ is Alexiander P'ano, yie 0 tile fi lowving melanchioly Statltelie:t Ind '1I sailed from Liverpool on the 7thi ?? lost. rr-in tili brig ...

... Carbarvonshire Assizes. The Commission of Assize for this county was opened at Carnarvon on Wednesday afternoon. mr. had Baron Gturney was received and escorted into the town her by the High Sheriff, Captain Parry, R. N., and the idy usual retinue of javelin men. For- On Thursday, after attending divine service in St. !ive ary's, where an appropriate sermon was given by in- the Sheriff's ...

... 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 ...

... 'lre ilichaelmas sessions of tile peace wvere holden . in the County Hall, Carnarvon, on Ihursday last, s before Sir Love P'arry, Chairman, Major ?sanney, S. 0. Prieitley, Elq., (eorge Davies, Esq., F. Walker Jones, Esq. liev. Ai;essrs. Roberts, ilaler, J. Parry, Henry lihcirard-, Griffith Owsen and John Jones, Justices. it TheChairman addressedthe Grand Jury inexplana. a tion of some recent ...

... I Fromia the Ianlinwg lIeljlld, January 18th, 1838. 1 I 1 01 tic 0UR /atu g A V . . ?? OF X QU - w sn Lav CCUlITlOF EXCII-li QUERt-TUESDAY. (Sittings in Banco.) FRA NCIS V. ROOSE. Mlr. Welsby shewed cause against a rule for a new trial which wvas obtained by Mr. Jarvis. thje action was brought to recover damages for slander, when the plaintiff, who is clerk to a mining company in Anglesey, ...