... CORONElRS INQUESTS. oudylast, an hinquest was held aet Mr. Lewis's, 01 .ted, b-fore T. B3. Locke, Esq., and at \\N1l1lo00011101Mr.William Lewis was fore- v,0 ,I'y of Alargaret, Jaeks', agiloth sc bolong~in~ig to the Severn, Namburg HLstii lt, I and a Shipmate, namied neeigtar the Mytontgate' bridef,., about lve e'~l5Ck, whien Ave met two gii'lo,-the 0te.We arsutiplaltied them, to a puhiic- ...

... YORKSHIRE ASSIZ!s. I I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I SATURDAY, M-A cis 28. Thlis day being that appointed for opening the corn- missioll, the Judges were met at H1oldgate, ou their Wav fromn Lancaster to this city, by Hcnry Preston, Esq., (locum tenens for the High-Sheriff, who was prevented; from attending by indisposition), the City Sherifls, and the usual cavalcade. The livcries ...

... I ere NISI PRIUS F2iDAY, APRIL 3. lr: (BeforelMr.lBaron PARE.;) at, Brownse v. LeylandP,4ut Others.--(Special Jury,) ce- Mr. BLACKBURNE, Mr.CatsswELL, and Mr. ADDIS(N t: were for the plaitlff; M'r. ALEXANDER and Mr. theloWs~n~rMsANs fo the~ idadns.; Theplaintiff, Mr. Geo. hat Buxton Browne, is 0 gentleman of independent fortune, ich residing at Halifax -who brought this action against the be ...

... On Friday last, an inquest was held upon the body of William Watkinson, foreman of the boiler ,i department in Messrs. IBrownlow and Pearson's manu- hvt factory. .It appeared by, the evidence, that on that w morning the deceased wa~slookinigat the eod of a boiler, tli and whilst it was lowering, under his direction, the prop fr that supported it broke, and the boiler end fell upon theW ...

... ,, I (Continued from tour last) CROWN COURT-FRIDAY, APRIL 3. Before Mr. Baron PARKE:. MIUiRDER AT KIRBY SIALZEARD. URSULA LOITHOUSE, (26), was charged with the wilful murder of Robert Lofthouse, her husband, at Kirby Malzeard. Mr. Cottingbham and Mr. Dicken conducted the pro- secution; Sir Gregory Lewin defended the prisoner:- Mr. COTTINGHAM having stated the case, the follow- ing witnesses ...

... COURT OF GAOL SESSIONS| On Thursday (yesterday weel) at noon, was held, in the Magistrates' Room, at the Castle, York, a general court of sessions, at which were present upwards of thirty gentlemen in the commission of the peace for the three ridings. ' The Hon. Win. Sebright Lascelles was called to thle chair. A resolution that a further sum of £10,000, be placed at the disposal of the ...

... I - -s :) - ' -. MONDAY, APntl, 13. The General Quarter Sessions fur the East-Riding of the county of York, commenced this day at the Sessions-House, Beverley. After the transaction of business in their private room, the Magistrates com- menced the hearing of appeals, in open court, at one o'clock. The Rev. W. R. Gill. presided, in the absernce of R. Uethell, Esq M. P., who was detained in ...

... I The Easter General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Town and County of Kingston upon-Huil, were held on Friday last, at the Court-house. In consequence of the professional engagements of Cresswell Cresswell, Esq., our worthy Recorder, at the York Assizes, he vras unable to attend in person, and appointed a deputy, who, as Assessor to the Court, diseharged the duties of the l office in ...

... aBEVERLEY BOROUGIH SESSIONS. fie Sescions for the town and lihertie* nf Beverlev, vere tUIvI e I MuI ldcy. at 1 he Cmo rt -h s. bt'fi e J . V. T11cctrcscc, Esq. Reoerder i';a Alder:m.en lil.l. AIST Ell, cciJPE. Anii-c:N il Th cs I Tue Ma yvr, tlce liev. . RIt. ( nwr, was prrevect :.ttendicg, exreept ht t he U pen j lig id t Ice cLu rt bei nig Ci d. ricca a Ut I hr East Ridilg Sessions_ Tile ...

... I YORKSULIIRE ASSIZES. - NrSI PRIUS COURT, TIVURSDAY, APaRI. 9. Stables Y. Rhodes., Itlr. Sergeant ATCHEM.EY (with wvhom was Mr. WICGHITMAN) stated the phlainotiff's case to the jury; and mi.. ALEXANDER and Mri. HoGmIe's appeared for the defendant, Mr. Rhodes, wvhl: is a druggist nt Leeds, and the action was brought by the plaintiff, Mr. John Stables, who is an attorney at Leeds, to recover ...

... qCORO , SI, ';lNQU'Sv. . , * . ' ma ~ ; .- ,: t Ou1 Tiuesday, an inquest was held at the Mansion House, before T. B. Locke, Esq., and a jury of I whom Me. W. Wimble was foreman, on thei body of a man named Dowling. Geerge Hoeuduwoarh, master of a soyp, deposed-Bly vessel was laid abreast of lRayde's wharf, in the Old- larhour, thi. mourning. About tell o'clock last ni-litl was in bed oi board ...

... COURT OF ADMIRALTY.-JuNE 18. (Before Sir John Nicholl.) THE BRBITISH QUEEN. This was an appeal from the decision of the MagistratesofKingston-upon-Hullin asuitcommenced by two marinersafor full wages while the British Queen, in which they were engaged as carpenters, wintered at Memel. It is the custom of vessels trading to the northern ports to make the crews sign an agreement, that if the ...