... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE PUBLIC PRESS ON THE SPHNMNRI MUNION CONNECTION WITH ASHIOL MURDER. (From a Correspondent.) TulE Newspapers, particularly the c6oatr)t have been chuckling over the certainty whichd say there is, that the Stockport Male Spinners'~. hired assassins to murder one of the Ashtons. Jlr2 absence of any evidence but that which no llnb83k' man can Credit, coming from wretches who ?? save-their own ...

... LANCASTFRP-WVDNESDAT, AUGUJST 18. [Before Lord LYrDHoIsusr.] WILLIAM MADDOX, aged 87, Ti'HONAs Lu-T, aged 32, and JAMxNS SINOLeTON, aged 28, were charged with having burglariously broken and entered the dwelling-house of John Gardner, at Garstang, and with havingstoien therein fiftyguineas, fiftyhalf-golneus, fiftyseven. shillil g pieces, two hundred sovereigflt, ane hundred half-sovereigna, ...

... CROWN COURT.-WXLLS, WXDNwanAy. (Before Lord DXN uAN.] TirOmAs SAxipscilaged 22, and JoNm NORaAp, agedl 24, wre indletedefor having assaulted Thomas Kilght, on the King' bigh- way, and rebbed him of 4126 109., his property. Thoan Knight: Is a farmer, living near Taunton on the a 21st of June went to ireniton; there received a check for idIO, and 426 I0s. in cash; returned to Taunton about 10 ...

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... LANCASTER ASSIZES.-AUGUST ,I. TIlE OLDIIAM liIOTERS. VIL~LIA El.SON, JONATH-IAN tilIUDGE, JOt-IN SOUTIIHERN. .IOSEI'll WRIGHT, WILLIAM TRAVIS, THIOMAS iVAT'lVOl'I'I, SAMUIE, JOHNSON, and ltO~ltT V W tIGLEVX', race, charg(l *ilb hav ritgotnosly assembled at Oltiham onl [he l ie (lay if Ailril, ?? f \cith other pertons, to the number of 2,000l andI more, aril began o demolish the dwelling-htete ...

... RECOR UIRT-AUGUST 2; i ARDQUIN T E APPEAL CASE. (Abrgedafr.m WVhi of MoXaeY hest.) This case, hic oas h d before the Chief Justice, on; *Saturday sen. n the parish of Ardquin, gainst the certificate of ' the Tithe Commissioner, which. declared that £295, 7s. lid. as leviable 'off the above parish, and due to the.Lord' Bishop of .6%ovn and Connor,_ *as Rector,' part of which 'pased to Mr. ...

... BREACH OF PROMrISE bOF MARRIAGE. Turner v Rawlinsos. I This was an action for breach of promise of marriage. The damages were laid at £3,000. Mr. Sergeant At- I cherly stated the case. The plaintiff is the daughter of a 4 small farmer residing at Connistop Lake, and is 30 years of age. The defendant, who is two years older, is in good circumstances, and lives at a place called Niptbhwaite. i ...

... GUILDiWORPi W)rNSlIAY 4PAViVrT d CROWN SIDE.-Elefote Mr. )IPSire I2ITTrVAI..Fj JoSErP Fisuga Psaisvi, aged 2V, wls indiotid for hqyipg nar. rled Emunia Celphisa Thornley, his wife, Ann Perkips, Iepleg the alive. Mir. CLARKROV stated the case, and put:in the exasined copy of a certifiate of a marriage by bans between the prisoner und An, jLewis. his first wife, at the parish church of St. ...

... LANCASTrEII-TUsnAv, AuCU;T 1M. [Blefore Mr. Baron GvnvEy.3 TURNE1 V. ROtLLINS(IN. This was an action brought by the plaintiffto recover compensation from the defendant for at breach of prouise of inarringe. Mr. Serjeant AcsrERrLEY (with whom was Mr. STA~RIE tird Mr. RontrsoN) conducted the plaintiff's case; Mr. POLLOCK and iMr. WSIOnTMAN the defence. The damages Were laid at E3,000. Mr. Se ...

... 7iDONDDON POLICE. A Pdjtr.Aciu' TItEFOrl rThursday, ?? Hnghbes; a sabified-cdlool ing fllotv, ..83 ye-sof ageWl, was charged by M~r. eS traiht tivoy-tua-ri a f:Barttleett- nldihlmg, -Lolboni, witli bavihoe robbed bimu to a coiiodeiable extmnt tinder the follooving circumstalifeaiS:-- t 'appeared froin-tbe evidenee of the pro ecutor th t about four years ago the prisoner applied, to himn for ...