... On Monday, Mr. Woolley, Accompanied by Mr. Thistleton, the informier, again appeared at the Man- sion-House, to support the information against Mr. W. R. Goddard, which had been adjourned from the previous Monday. Considerable delay took place, in consequence of the information having been misplaced. It was, bowevei, found, and the case proceeded about one o'clock. The Magistrates present were ...

... On Sunday last, an extensive Robbery was commit- ted at the Crown and Cushion public house, Silver Street, in this town. On Monday, two men of respectable appearance, who gave their names Henry Byron and John Leach, were brought before the Mayor, on suspicion of having committed the offence, in concert with another man, who had not been apprehended. The magistrates' room was crowded with ...

... I COUNTY. The Revising Barristers for the East Riding, ThomAs HENRY and EGEItTON VERNON HARCOURT, Esqrs., opeded their Court at the Court House, yesterday morning, at ten o'clock. Mr. Henry said, that to facilitate the dispatch or business another Court would be opened in the Court of Requests' Room, at which Mr. Harcourt would attend. The objections to Voters in the parishes of Holy Trinity ...

... I ^ 1X _ .. . e On Monday, the two men who had been apprehended s on the charge of committing the robbery at the Crown and Cushion public-house, Silver-Street, and who gave their names Henry Byron and Jbili Leach, were brought dbefore the Mayor for final examination. T. he depositions of Mr. Hird, landlord of the Crown tand Cushion, and of Mr. Morley, constable of Barton t who apprehended ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORSt COURT. { We On Thursday last at the Sessions House, Guild-hall, o acourt for the relief of Insolvent Debtors wis Ihld by a T. B. Bowen. Esq. one of his Majesty's Commissioners, which the following, cases were examined into and disposed of:-- n * duward Preston, coal dealer, was unopposed, and pusl -declared to he entitled to his discharge forthwith. aft( Robert Peesrson, ...

... The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for the Town and Liberties of Beverley, were held on Monday at the Guild-Hall, Beverley, before the Rev. W. R. GaRBY, Mayor, J. V. THOMPSON, Esq., Recorder; and Aldermen MYERS, JACrsoN, and MAISTER. The following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury. Mr. John Collinson, Foreman. Mr. G. BinningtonI Mr. Henry Gibson -John Walker -Michael Whisker - ...

... THURSDAY, OCr. 2. The Michaelmas General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Town and County of the Town of Kings ton-upon-Hull, were held this day at the Court House before EDWARID GIBSON, Esq., Mayor, CRESSWgE.1 CRESSWELL, Esq., Recorder, and the following Alder men:- Wm. Hall, Esq. j A. Terry, Esq. C. Bolton. Esq. IRobt. Raikes Esq. H. Thompson, Esq. J. Barkworth, Esq. Chas. Whitaker, Esq ...

... MONDAY, OcT. 19. The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the EastRiding of the county of York commenced this day at the East Riding Sessions House, Beverley. The magistrates transacted private business in their own room till twelve o'clock, when they proceeded; into open Court to bear Appeals and other cases not re- quiring the attendance of a Jury. A second court was opened in the Grand ...

... I .- iFRIDAY, Oar. 23. The Court was opened this morning at ten O'clock. WILLIAM TAYLOR (42), charged with stealing, en the 9th of October. a coat, the property of William Turpin, from the premises oE Messrs. Lambert and Son, Qusy-streetapleedcd Guilty. .T he RECoRDER sentenced him to be imprisoned three calendar months, to hard flabour. . ELLEN GREEN (40), was charged with stealing, on the ...

... I - ,MR. RAPHAEL'S ADDRESS TO THE ELECTORS OP THE COUNTY OP CARLOW. Gentlemen,-A report having been circulated that,. in withdrawing at the time I did, from. any further opposition to the petition by which Mr. Vigors and myself were. removed from the higil honour of being your representatives, I had abandoned your interests, fand sacrificed for the present the independence of your. county, I ...

... From the Madras and Bengal papers, which have come to hand by the late frrivals, we are grieved to learn the melancholy fate of Mr. Blake, of the Bengal civil service, who was most atrociously murdered at Jeypore, whilst accompanying Major Alves on his visit to the Zenana and Rawul of that place. Major Alves was attacked in the first instance and most desperately wounded, but fortunately he ...

... I r.From the Oxford Herald.) On Wednesday last, an inquest was taken at the Parsonage House, Woodeaton, in this county, on view of the body of Thomas Cooper, aged sixty-eight, the gamekeeper of Richard Weyland, Esq.; one of the county menibers. The following are the depositiois of the witnesses :- Richard Weyland Esq.-Thomnas Cooper, the de- ceased, has been gamekeeper to my father and myself ...