... 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 ...

... DERBY BOROUGH SESSIONS, WEDNESDAY, ArRIL 9th. Before John Balguy, Esq. Recorder-Dotglas Fe~, Egg. Alayor-John Chatterton, Richard Leaper, and Thos. Haden, Esquires, Magistrates. After the Court had been opened with the usual formali. ties, and the Grand Jury (Tnos. Cox, Esq. Foleman,) sworn, the following APPEALS were heard. Thomas Noble, appellant, against a ?? for intisnidation. This appeal ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-THURSDAY, FFB. 6. THE KiNG v. AGER AND OTHERs.-Thiswas acriminalinfornmation filed agaiinst Ju/se 4ger, Patrick Grant, and John Bell; for seditious libels published in the True Sun, on the 1st and 2nd May last, tending to ex- cite the people to resist the payment of the assessed ?? Soi.i- crrolc-GENELIAL stated the case for the prosecution, and cited the follow- ing ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-JULY 23. William Warrington, a young man described as a servant, was opposed by Mr Woodroffe, on the part of a female named Susan Parsons, for obtaining 601. of her in the following heartless manner :-Susan Parsons stated that, in the year 1832, she lived in the service of a gentleman named Hedge, in Essex street, Strand, as housemaid, and the insolvent lived in the ...

... MIDDLESEX ADJOUIRNED SESSIONS. Jamres Thomipson was ?? on two indictments, one for assaulting Captain llmoarth,, and tlhe othie'r the Rev. William Lewis, on the 2nd of July, in the Ilarrow-road. The indictment for assaulting Captain Howarth was abandoned, in co;:sequence of his bemin! with his regicent (the 60th) at Gibral- ?? d!e'ndant pleaded Not Gafity.-The Rev. William Lewis stated tllat ...

... TRAGEDY xN T RIuBLATION.-Drs. M argery Watkins, c. a short squab figure, with face and arms as blue as bilberries, waddled up to the bench to make good her claim to 17s. 9d. v for the hebdominal ablution of the body linen of Alister Kemble Mfacready Waldegrave, a six-foot aspirant to his_ e trionic bonours, and a well-known star at one of the n amateur minor ?? appearance of the defendant C ...

... IZES. On Wednesday the 19th .inst. thbeHigh; Sheriff( Charles Brownlow, Esq.) attended in: the County Court-House; whben the Grand Panel was called over by the Clerk of the. Crown (Leonard Dobbin, jln. Esq.) and the following Gentlemen sworn on the Grand Jury: Lord Viscount Mnandeville, M P. Foreman IHon. H- Caulfeild H. W. Cambre, Esq. Maxwell Close, Esq. James O'Callaghan, Esq. Sir J. M. ...

... : D SS SI O NEWT U'-ARDS SESSIO'NS. The Sessions commen'ced ol Saturday last, before T Jones, Esq; the ASSistant Barrister, and the following Benich of Maois'tsrates. ?? Gordon, E~sq! Rrl B i31ack. istqn, Esq. Rev Mal- ('assidy, Fortescue Gregg,) Esq. William Montgomeiy, Esq. Joln Andrevsv Esq A B. Reid;' Esq.- Jollat M'ICrae, Ap/pelant ?? n Ore1and atheri, -Respondents. ?? Patterson,. ...

... COUNTY OF TYRONE -ASSIZES. Elizabeth -Love, Mary Dortqlh, Robert LJve, and Joln Love, for a violent assasilton Charles Devlin, of Drumrain. This trial lasted two hours, but was devoid of interest. John Love alone was found guilty, and sentenced to be imprison- ed two years, and kept to hard labour. The others' were discharged. Jnhn Allen was charged with the wilful murder of David Mullin, at ...

... *.On Thursday the Court mtet, when W illiami M112ttly or AllC'aily, was placed at the bar, chargedl with leasing, aS on ?? day of May last, assaulted, strurk on the head, and krnocked down, to the effusion of-blend, ken- if. ne~dy O'Neill, hawker, within the' house of the said a Kennedy O'Neill; in Storey's Alley, Leith ; farther, at. A thea same tims and same place %wits, in like manner, as- ...

... POLIGN MANSION HOTSsL-JOHN MOODI, the driver of a glass oach, was charged by the aerjeant of the guard at the Bank f England, for having wilfully broken the rank of the soldiers a they marched to go upon duty. The Serjtant represented the case as by no means an ag- rravated one, but in coneequence of insults received at va- ious times from drivers in the streets of London, the corn- rianding ...

... ICITY OF LONDON CORPORA'TION INQUIRY. yesterday the Commissioners resumed tbe!r Inquiry at the oluI hour. gr. Woodthorpe brought before the notice of the Commle- loners aH1 Ordinance of the Mayoralty of Henry yltzJrrving year 1189), first Lord Mayor of London, which referred to the cde of ar angiog disputes about buildings; tbe reason he men- oned the document was to show the high value of ...