... LS- PooR LAW.S. . `lMhatever difference of ?? my axist as to .ccrtaiui parts or provisionS of th- rew P'oor Law Act, there Call bc but one opinion af the, misehiev- ous tendeney of the chliases relatinlr to biastmrily. At tlie various Qtiartfr Sessions which hvve I e-n -just held thioroudout thle country thc evils resultinl from these provisions hr.ve becti most fully *ev2- loped and ...

... 2 z:'i ? , 7 . . ?? Z5 Thle ( ollmissioili of' Assize' iere oneed on Tm-t- ?? os, ;t hofli Court I couot, IDofgvlfoy. Ii. 111 Ar. IloIi 'eit'd SI'pOnlt rireiNLI it, \\''iPifn'1 ?? %v v iou uck, ;liii tws ncot by H Igli fleiclov, ?? if, lf''yrc y gwivi, tite ltoclcm fetlc'iis of ?? flmrvy f ohvi ?? of D~ofgiic Lii Iili~crii, coti it lied11l IIC Us0cuail cni'i.,go ef'etleniililtqs. le itiitiis- ...

... EXECUTION OF JAMTS 13A.RLOW FOR Aull- :1 1 . is. Iri] . nEt4^ T } A. . ?? .A.. 1- I The execution of Jalmes l3a'Ilow, tho unfortunate ?? convicted oa Friday hist, before N. C. 'T'indal, of the barbarous murder of' his wife Priscilla, osl the 31st March lost, took pilce on ?? at tbe north- West engle of' Kirlahile I-louse or Correction, w1here the Lancaster drop (broas lit from that town Imb ...

... FLINTSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES, The day appointed for opening the Commission of D Assize-for this county was Wednesday, but in sonse- Jr quence of the heavy pressure of civil business in C Denbighshire, the necessary formalities were enacted A in the Co'irt House, Mold, by John Lloyd, Eaq., Clerk bc of Assize on the North Wales and. Chester circuit.- B, The attendance of county gentlemen on the ...

... Carnarvonhshire Assazes. (In coritieation from our last.) - t )Xesubjoinan epitome of Sir William Follett's Con- eiudlnj speech and Mr. Jervis's reply with tile sum. uingi up et the learned judge, in the case of the cor- poration of Carnarvon v.Kice Thomas, Esq.asspromised L~st 'eek ]. ?? '1 .1 FotLLIr in commenting on the additional evidence produced by the plaintifls after the defence bad ...

... 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 ...

... Volirr res aiiy iiirV,. MA lI, 13IIROUG I i- 1Ill'E E -- ?? ltiIAI'IO aig A~ti R liiNAIN-IIllslS ilt/lo) lili anfi ld Tl'im~sa BeOstley, til~i lieu qi/eU 1 ill a, I ?? lbranchbi of th liltitil i']ih L 1d t I ?? I'V i C]i ILI IDIIIi IL!', beliel ?? their silot begrimedi ph iii '/gs lb t or ptil v ]tony dile Sittiiig Iinlgistrates, AN-ins ele lull1 Cilai~llt, 'p - vS 1(1 t loi S WCause %v ic ...

... J) INB3G1U1II ,l H ASSIZLs. .o 111.1. e1;-, fair t1;, -Sss ?? .. ?? . ?? - __ n I 'It 'li5euLIiLssion for thitP -11t1ty Celeitd on Sattirda~y lit s11 litligilt before2 1 1atult 'it1lldltt At live oriuock in fa the( slr'stti (V ?? `N`eweoste,1 (acet- ?? 5ittg for tho ulgh Sheritf, *.ir Roi nt Henry Cultiilfrc itart, of Acton, near WIrunia, WittI seaS prevented or ~,(n ntticrding i1 ...

... (BeJboe 1ifri BUron Bloland.) Fanny Billing and Catherine Frarey *vere indicted for the wvilful murder of Mary, the wite of Peter Tay- lor, by administering arsenic in gruel. The prisoner Frarey is tile wife of a shoemaker at Burnham (tile birth-place of Nelson,)and at thle time of the commission of the murder in quostion she lodged at tho house ofa Mrs. Lakc next door to the deceased. Peter ...

... County of Anglesoy Assgzs, TlHLU lA , MAINCHI l. Bie LA ectiI t%%l VII and liii' IIPllock, tleIii' lli. li~llti iii thle pariishi ilitirli, aniii t a aii Inolst iltmpressileI (Ii' ?? r1 Ofo I lI ii'V VA 211. J llI! X sflN, (I AI IIpI, vv I I i~l ?? (I)VULOP tlie colilili.iolslo ill tim, 6hire litili, Built Thr Ie f low iog geiilleineti Were smmorn (a i G mu in, ?? co t'i'so, t2E- toy1\hso I ...

... | CPENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-SENrENCES. I an 1, ok -- - _ l . rid- 'To be transported for life.-Nathanicl.James, James Bennett, aged 15, John Foster, and William Barker. Ior 14 years.-l'homns Blennet, Edward Turner, Mary Payne, and 'I'mmas Jackson. IFr 7 vears.-Wrn. WVilkins, John Jepbson, Louis llornblow, 'Ihomas Page, Charles Davis, William I)ooSon, William Clark, Caroline l-libbert, Richard ...

... - a- COUwR cii RIQU ESTs.-A Vaid of i10 IlVork ?? 111illhon Sprontt, a licenscdivitel/er, oils sainin tond till iut irre ?? N tirnmissioiters be Emoina, W.ill iams or5~i the qpecies half' Ainiazon, halfr nartar, for sixteeni sh ii jugs, tile ariminiu t of olles mon ti's wages. 1511 to Cominin ssinter : I l ii wht capacity Were0 VO CLI ifi~ed ?? As it iiaiid of'all wolric, sir, anl Spiral t: ...