... i CORONER'S INQUEST. SUDDENTv DEA4TH. On Saturday last, an inquest was held at the Mansion House, before T. 1B. Locke, Esq. coroner, and a respect- Y( able jury, otf whom Mr. Thomas Meynell was foreman, ch on the bodiy of Mr. TIhooints Turner, wvine-inerchant, la who had died suddenly the preceding night. Some ne interest was excited in the case, in. consequence of in, reports being in ...

... las 'rhis CouIrt opened on Wcdnesday before Mri. Comrmis- Ira sioeser I-arris, whrco a number of josolrents were Ordered to be discharged we fosrthwithl. Jawes Rlwde~s swas ordered to be Imprisonedi two mon ths, for apr having mode so improper assignment of his propler. y.- Rubelsci Hslgson vir to be iraittisonells ten Months, and losaa iludgesso eflte months, for baving sia conecycd titeir ...

... BEVELEY BOROUGH SESSIONS. The S1ssions for the Town and Liberties of Beverley were held On Monday, at the Guild Hall, Beverley. In the course of the Sessions the following Magis- trates were on the Bei ;- Jorn Vincent Thompson, Esq. Recorder, J. B. Arden, Esq. Deputy Mayor, (in the absence of the Rev. W. R. Gilby, Mayor,) John Myers, J. B. Bainton, Cornelius Coliett, and John Williams. Esqrs. ...

... IWU SESSiONS. t The Midliummer Quarter 8sesions, for the town and X county of the town of Kingslon-ipon-Hjil, comrmeuced yesterday at the Guild-Hall. Richard Charles Hildyard, Esq. sat, in the absence of Mr. Cresswell, ard took the oatbs on his appoint- ment as Deputy Recorder. In tile course of the Sessions we observed the follow. Ig Magistrates present on the benrh :-Edw. Gibson, Esq. Mayor; ...

... EAST-flIDING QUARTER SESSIONS. ale] MONDAY, JUNE 29th. t in The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for thb els, East-Riding of the County of York, commenced thi Sn Iday at the East-Riding Sessions-House. The magistrates kerl transacted private business in their own room till one lers o 'clock. There were no appeals. all: TUESDAY. The court was opened this morning at nine o'clock. D During ...

... MBEST-RIDING SESSIONS. It. BRADFORD, JzTLy' 1. tO Tites Sessions wcre hcld by adjournment from SliptoI, I -in the Coort1heOLse, Bradfordi, on WVednesdaysv, before the loev. J. A, RHODES, of Ilorsfortth Flall, Chairman, Joihi Denrden, Esq. Ilollins Hall, Saurl. Wilkes WIelde, Esq. Chester Court, Walker Ferrand, Esq. Harden Grange, John Deardent, Jun., Esq., ?? Hall, Cco. Pollard, T Esq. ...

... I ha- SPECIAL JURY-.LIBEL. CLARKE vl. TAYLOR AND GAINETT.-Mr. Hestran' opened be Liapleadings in Lhis case. The declaration alleged that the plaintiffecarried us on the business of a warehouseman, in Biucklersbury; and that the defendants published, In a newspaper called the Mlanschnester Guardian, a certain false and malicious libel of and concerning him, alleging that lie II- and been ...

... CORONERPS INQUEST. On Saturday, an inquest was held at the Mansion- house, before John Barkworth, Esq., and a respectable jury, of whom Mr. Benjamin Lamb was foreman, on the body of Abner Stephenson, a young man aged 22. The Jury proceeded to view the body of the deceased, which was lying at the Infirmary. On their return to the Mansion-house, in consequence the witnesses, who reside in the ...

... These Sessions commenced on iiionday, before CHx~noArS AlairsesiI, Esq., trecorlier, and doses v ?? ADOLPHUS, Esq., Deprlty ecorder. Present:-C, Wright, Esq., Mayor, 1-1. Vall, Esq., George Banks, Esq., Christoplter Beckett, Esq., William I-ley, Esq., Thomas Beckett, Esq,, Ralph Marklaud, Esq., J. t. A fildeson, Eaq., Rc. Branley, Esq. 'fThe Rerun cnetso il a brief address, contgratulated the ...

... I I I at 0 b Su w 'ci at *It Pt cc til C M it ai LIE am tl~ ez a at: v i Ul' IV 01 c u ill iei Ia'. At. y. U. ac 01 nd oit D. uli 20 id ig iy d e 1' tie FnIDAY, JUNE 10. Thomas Ellis, formerly a publican, but out of busi- to ness for some time, was opposed by Mr. Cooke fir the Thomas Bland Davison Bland, Esq., of Kippax Park, iw Yorkshire. He was not supported by any counsel. ne This ...

... FRIDAY, JLYe 10. EXTRAORDINARY CASE.-Thomas Ellis was opposed by Mr. Cooke, on the part of Thomas Blaird, Esq., of lippax Parb, Yorkshire. H-ie was undefended. This was a retnarkable case. The insolvent, toho underwent a length- cited and rigid exominatios, had been ?? a publican. Itl lay, 1034, he dissposed of his peblc-hoese, throug ilire agency of a broker ralnted Williate Freetby, and soon ...

... I g - SATURDAY, JULY 18. This afternoon, about six o'clock, the High Sheriff, and tbe us~ual cavalcade went to meet the judges, Lord Chief Justice Tindall, end Lord Abinger, Lord Chief Baron,-who arrived aboutseven o'clockpand proceeded .O to open the courts with the usual formalities. They re were both, respectively, adjourned to Monday morning. 'y On Sunday, both the judges attended divine ...