... CARINARIVOINSWiRE ASSIZIS. Oin Satiriay eerning Ballrol Bili drllilL iv(!fi at Carnasvo, indl thc cminission was ilitnedioteli opened. Oin Sunday his lordslhip, enet ill st)lAM toi St. Alary's chapel, aittelndedl by the Flighi 6l rifr, Duplty Ma or, and other corporate officers. Ois Mlluilny oraulling at tell thie busiiie s orf ilf nssizes cosaninicieud, wheen the Pallowing wvere vworn uf the ...

... SOUrH WALES. - - . -- {\ - - aX 11'V I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -car Coerisrievs IrcsQ ?? t1he 24th tilt an in- hie ?? %VaIle]l l before HEenrys Maybery, Esq. coroner yie r lirecwshire, at tile house of AMr. Jottes, of his watgrithin, in the palish of Merthyr Cynnog, (Oa I tbat Courtly, (m viecr of the ?? of Mr. Joes' a I ?? I IhO abhout 13 years old. 'flie deceased was his oalad lead in his futher's ...

... MERIONETHSHIRtE ASSIZES. ?? vsere three prosecutions on'the criminal t is sitis oily s ,Jnha Grtflitk, a shoemaker wnas indicted foba d burglary rnear SHarlech, asd stealing some sove t reign~s and silver, and after a very ?? was 1 Jboin l4 illieii was indicied for-the manslaughter P of Rees Jones, and Williant Joens, the father O! p John ,Williams, and Gi-fith Joitee, the father or 0 Iteee ...

... Raw filtelligeliff. VICE CITANCERY COURT. A NEW MitD)S OF MI AKMOr .MOTI(N-His IInon OlI the Vice Chanceldlor On talkind his seat, statedl a that he had receive! ?? extriturditoarv letter from an individual nated Dennitis, concerning whathtail taketn place bhth in anli out of Court. The way e the letter came. aml its -tonttos were equally ex- irao;idittary. The letter hore the regalar post. ...

... I hges )5s. n cu rC 15,1824 BALA SPRING ASSIZES. llr Baron 13alli d,* - r - - 0 11 0 . MA r. B aro n fl l f V t ' IlrliT 110.0sleiar. aiti ti illthi 0ndiiieoiidafl aulsoY ll A agent to ~~the, d'alr.Shi Slate trron p and is and M~r. ScEYbo .ml')OpPeidte a1ctio;bol~ t hoy the Piainti hant this WOO acin el-theii, of £'511 the~ te defe I~ilif to eress'e the -tenare. mho atisnei in a ?? of.It ...

... Uaw Intelligence, ah s WVARI V. Emir op DtuoaAM.-At thle Winiriesier ithes assizes,f on Thursiday this case came on for trial.- ?? It was an action of tiespass, arising from ant ocour- liog, ence which is lfvmili ir to the public, on account of Acit thle publication or letteis which passed bet ween the 'alse. parties [ast summer, in consequence ol'the plaintiff y hy baving~stoppeil up a ...

... Uiaw filtldligente. WOBCEsTPR Asstzrs.-Monday, Robert Lilley, who resided at Bromnsgrove, was found guilty. of the wilfli murder or Jornathan Wall, on the 6th of Nov. blst, and was sentenced to be executed on Wediivdlesy The prisrner had had a violenI qar rel witb hisawife, and took up a knife and tbrea tened to stab her, when the deceased aod twonlther inee ran to protect her and were wo ...

... Uaw Intelligence. 40.- ? , 1 SPRING ASSIZES.-DURAIAM, FEn. 25. it JONNASTIN v. LAWSON.-'Tlhe derendanit in this case was the sarte person who wats the defendant 'b in the case of Cole v. Lawson, tried yesterday- y and the action was for a libel in the same placard ea,,d unioer almost precisel. the same cireumstances. ?? plaintiff was an extensive importer of foreign - goods at Soinderland, ...