... DENBIGENSHIRE ASSZES. (Prom the Chester Chrouicle.) ti CIVIL SIDE. So DrnT.-'m7,les v. ltobertq.-Thi§ was an action pi brought by the plaintiffs, Margaret and Robert Ia Jones, to recover thesnum of £5. which the defen- fc dant, Robert Roberts; owed to the plaintiffs.' Mr. Jervis stated the case for the plaintiffs, and called st Mr. Rowlands, solicitorof Wrexliam, who deposed tl that he male ...

... itaw Intellliotce. LEWEs.-RiCHAIRDS v. ConEN.-This was an to action of libel brought by the plaintiff against the t, proprietor of the Briyldhtos Guardian. On the 28th si of December last, a statement appeared in the I Blrightost Guardian, reflecting on the character of al the plaintiff, of which the following is the sob.i stance:-*' That on the 20th of December, when the Iegulator coach ...

... inavit igya. IV ItIteTCrs -Soro.sr-N ?? BRADLEY-This wasall i id O' l, brorr1ltt by Jlhlhr Solomou, son of the late rr, Dr. Solomon, whr resiled near lirerpuol, agailnst blis broth'r-in lotx, Dr. Biradley, for a libel. it appeared tuat tilc parties, ?? ding their rclat- iship (irh defeninunt being manried to the _pliltiifls sister), have for somni time been at variain.e. in December last year, ...

... I - . . . A . It:_ db . ' (]ia(From the Chestcr Chronicle.). 40 i2 The eommigsion for this county was yopened at ale Mold, -on Wednesday ?? the. evening o] a _ that day, the Judge the Hen. Sir J. BoAN uteT, fo was met a short distance from the town, by thej to le High Sheriff, SihJ.HANXEr , Bati. atteaded.,by sevee | ee ie ral gentlemenlio. their carriages and al horseback this n his javelin ...

... ' 'MANCHESTER, APRIL4. :4 ?? , , ,. , . D . . * id A dreidfut mnurder, equailing hi ntrocity .- Bar d, ?? of Nal0od i'ecorded in the annsls of crime, hasis e- this week ocenrried in the township ofSaddleworth, it a rew miles from'Olilban,; ' Near to Dribeross, a Dt romantic village'in the county orYork, bnt on thle' Be tb borders or Lancashire, asl aged man bas :-dwelt for I n. several years ...

... DEXBIGIISHIRE ASSIZES. ;g The commission for this county was opened at ly tile County Hall, in Ruthin, on Saturday after- 'ht noon. About five o'clock, the Judge, the Hon. J. or R. Bosanquet, was met by the High SheriffEdward it Lloyd, Esq. of Cefn, accomnpanied by the Under in Sheriff, John Oldfield, Esq. of Farom,and the nsual ie cortege, about a mile from the town, who escorted er his ...

... Thsmias Green, alirs Mae Donough, who was convicted sit the Old Bailey Sessions last week, of' defraundig sevetal mer'castiile houses of large sums ol5 m505s, has been, pe0isi ps, one of the most suc cessful persons in his line. He is a native of Ir'laid, ansi hisi ftltber, whbo now leeps a small chisisller's shop in a village called Carrick, was sechetay t the White B3oys in the time of the ...

... .,DENBTGH'SIHE ASSIZES. 1;, ?? ,, , : ,OBEiTS V. I-iU T ; , ,.a Thisa t avasr'b'on'tli-to recover the s'tn of ;!9 £768. i3-5~d unit arose oit of the followingicir- h Caninstancl ' ' ha 'Ilan' Nogd~etbef;'825 ''the 'defendant contracted on o ith tbr~ldintfif and hersona;for the 'purchas'e o' th the OasklAi E§state, with- all timber and' :other lat trees tlereon, for the sam of £1 1,500i. Tho ...