... NNlisi Prius Courer.-Friday, fuly 31. 1 Jattyis, Gent. v. DEWEs, Gent. This cause was somewhat unexplccteilly -called on an it Flidaylafternooin, but, notwithstanding many of the Special C If' Jury were engaged on the Grand Jury, a full Special Jury kS was obtained. Mr. Sergeant Goulburn, Air. Clarke, and Mr. Hunmphreys appeared for the plaintiff'. Mr. Balguy, C e Lr. Hildyard, and 5Mr. ...

... me OM1 ?? - . . . . .- . . . I , . . . Man At Ah* County Hall, in Derby, on Thursday last, before t John G. HARRIS, Esq. Commissioner, the following cases were heard and determined: Robert Higginbottom and Samuel Ottiwell were not op- posed, and discharged. Abraham Shaw was opposed by Mr. Mpss for James Ingham and others, and was supported by Mr. Dowse. It a appeared that the insolvent's wife ...

... -t birt I . A WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEa 21. The proceedings connected with the income and expen. diture of the county, &c. we gave in our last paper. We now supply a report of the trials of the various prisoners, which commenced on Wednesday morning before the fol. lowing Magistrates :- PHILIP GELL, ESQ., Chairman. The Hon. G. J. Vernon John Radford, Esq. Sir R. Greisley, Bart., M.P. Edward Strutt, ...

... I Xevtboire ?? I tlY These Sessions commenced yesterday (Tuesday,) when ire the usual proceedings connected with the county expenditure I - &C. was gone through before PHILIP GELL, Esq. Ulhairman, I by and a Bench of Magistrates. al The first business entered upon was a motion in reference 'sto the County Rate, brought forwards by E. S. CH1ANDOSr of POLE, Esq.-Mr. Pole said, it was now nearly ...

... A . . . I n These Sessions commenced yesterday before PHILIP ,3Err., Esq., (Chairman,) and a numerous Bench of llagsistrates. The chief business transacted related to the C rt county accounts, and was not of much public interest. S The first proceeding entered on was the appointment of 8a It Sir ROGER GRSEISLEY, 1!amt. IM.P. to preside as second la k Chairman in the trial of prisoners, in the ...

... ,,R- . - -Blt AS SB1-- n 18S. ?? ftlb.;'sxtn EASTER 5RSEfOX;:- T- .&AY, APjL 7. The butslnts of ?? ssions sommeneed on Ted as the Town fil, hesteld. The magtistrtes alsembkled about twetfte ock, when the Several account.s 'eut1ee4 with the iweesee and expenditure of the county wefti WI 4befoe tbi*- Prittvi Gct., EUq. (chairman) stated, that be ?? utuived a le-tter fromn i!Ir. SzatJXANT ADA-ts, ...

... DERBYSHRE- PIPAYE DERBYSHIRE E:PIPHAN'Y SESSITON.S ,he to TUESDAY, JAN. 6. !nt The Magistrates assembled soon after twelve o'clock for nd the despatch of business. J. B. CROnrPToN, Esq. read > over the accounts of the last quarter, which were discussed, ;e and passed. ?? W. J. LocKETT, Esq. read the report of the visiting St. Magistrates at the County Gaol, in which there was nothing tar ...

... COURT OF RINGS BENCH. THE KING V HAYWOOD. Sir W. FOLLETT (Mr. JOHN SIDNEY TAYLOR was with hinr) said he was instructed to apply, on behalf of Colonel W. Blennerhasset Fairmin, for a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against lir. Joseph Haywood, for a letter written by Mr. Haywood to Lord Kenyon. Colonel Fairman stated in his affidavit that he was a member of the ...

... bILNUULAR CASE IN FR'AINZt. (Abridyed from the Gamette dee TribunaufJ) The public mind has had scarcely time to recover from the strong excitation produced by the trial of La Ronciere, when another cause celebre, if possible still more extraordi. nary in its details, and more tragical in its result, is about to be pleaded before the Court of Assize at Paris. Stephen Prosper Bancal, a surgeon ...

... ? , 4 - :? .. - 006--,ft- ? ? '4O I -, ?? .. --bi , A.In -0 -7 i. .? S ti Airt-, Itto tr o 9 -I slgpprwe give the proceedings at these Aakme k' TeTedy enow complete, the Report. i . i NISIsIPRIUS COURT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29. Defere Sir~ ST.EP.HEN GASELEE,, Ksstrn. STANNEY Vr. !IGGIN5JOTTAM AND AWOYHER. t This action was brought to recover dam ages from tho' defendants, HIgginbottom -and Cooke, ...

... bAias; o T- 8 vn un- -1 o 0Wo |- - 41- t~idons of Insolvent Debtors heard at the County Hall in d Derby, on Friday the 27th iebruary, before Wi LIAM A1 JOHN LAw, Esq. P William Orton, James Allen, and John Bamford the elder, were unopposed, and ordered to be discharged. S James Canline and Joseph Mlanlove, had received notices tc of opposition, which were abandoned, and they were dis- charged. ...

... At-rbpb1ire ?? In our last we gave the proceedings at these Sessions connected with the county business. We conclude aur report with the trials of the prisoners before PHILIP GE:t4; Esq., Chairman, in the Crown Court, and Sir ROGER 6RtEISLEY, Bart., MlP., in the Nisi Prius Court, and the following MAGISTRATES.- Francis Hurt, Esq. John Radford, Es%. E. S. Chandos-Pole, Esq. Wm. Milnes, Esq. ...