... Seaumaris quarter _essios, Ganu. 6, 1835. 'Tiese Sessions were opened with thle usoal formnalites by Jolts\V WiLLA.11os, Esq. Clailil nino thle Rev. lilessi's. If JOlNE l od 1). G-. WV ILL5IAMS jury :-Rlltliill lioherlii,fleii'Y firretoo, Grithdil Jones, .Jllies Rolhlw'ts. Uwen Jones, Wililillin Jones, John Jones, Lewis H h(Clies, Henry Evans, John Lloyd, Owen Richards, John Jones. John ...

... WUn Jlntdrige Otter ai A T-Ioe.tFUT YO'Tnt-.At Marlbormtigh street Id1 Police toflice, otto (la last week, ait surdy ryring ur- )o chin, rippar~etitly t(tI 1more thair 12 rears of age, ivsput iii tire bar charged by Amelia Willis, with r,;hefolowing during outtrarge.-.'hle weils passing le slong Wlhiteiriibe stireet rather late tire irther night. when she was ocertaiket by ' thle prisonter ...

... Ilaw flitelliorlicc. CRIM. CON.-EXTIRAORDINARY CASE. STORY V. SrnaR.--ln the CoUII of Delegates , ast week, Mr. Justice Patteson, Mr. Justice Alder son, Mr. Biaron Gurney, Dr. Daubelly, and Dr. illurnaby, attended in Serjeants'-Ino'iall, tnt deride u ipo an appeal fromn tie Archies Court ,f ?? it,, rburv in the case of Story v. Story,'' bitlil bnid been heardl it part a fer, days before. It ...

... 3sarnlrvon 2umirter 2essions. - -1 3rid These Sessions were adjourned from ten to twos It' O'ilt on 'roliTrs(la' in ctonsequenee of tlie election. hle Sooi after the latter hour, several M agistrate- 'ur- entcred the Court, which was openei d by tie Re rty corter after the ?? manner. Oi1 thle henctb we n perceived Lord Newbormighi, Clohiel Parr, Jones Parry, Hsq Revs. G. Owen, J. W. Trevor, W ...

... I D'Clice littilhomr-C4 - 4- Jr ~MANSION H-OUSE. *h A C0 ,i Ft~qR1oNa-A yosung inlt i, Hit I ItI( ?? p, Frg, wais chtarged wvith a darin~g roiliery Al I. L. Avant, assistant tot Mr. U raY, silverstinitlij ii Fleet :e sireet,atatedl thttt alittaqatepsteen 'viel 11 the precedling evetng, hle heard it vileiri hht' ?? againlst thle Shstip Nvindow, anti, looking to i Wtrdls it, lie saw a ...