... 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 ...

... *CUtIOUS TRIAL IN IRELANT. On Tuesday week, the long expected case of Hudgeis V. Mahon, brought against the defendant far crimipal l conversation .with the plaintifls wife, was Dbrought osi- for trial in the Court of King's Bench, Dublin. The damages were laid at £10,000. From the statement of .the opposite counsel, and the evidence of the plaintiff the circumstances appeared to be as follows ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HIULL SESSIONS. cThe General Quatter Sessions; for the Town and Ci3u1ty voinnienct.d yesterday before the Mayor, El. Gibson, Esq., C. Crcsswell, Esq., the Recorder, and Aldermen Hall, Bolt ,ln,'hlonipsou, Whitaker, Coulson, ltRikes, Barlworth, and Lucke. The Mayor, Sheriff, And Curoners, took the oaths of ffilee. Mr. Wrangham, on behalf of Miss Taylor, renewed his applicatio to the Court for a ...

... On Monday morning an inquest was held before Thos. B. Locke, Esq., coroner, at Mr. Lewis's, thu Stean-packet Tavern, Humber-street, on the body of Charles Fillingham, a soldier, drowned in the Humber Dock-basin, whilst proceeding to get on board a Lon- don steamer, early on Saturday morning. The body had been Conveyed to the Dock Station-house, which was the nearest building, where it was ...

... W1ULL SESSIONS. in our last paper we inserted the result of the trials of those prisoedrs whose eases were disposed of on yesterday week. The following will be found to comprise the is's'tje of the remaining trials, before the court on Friday; with the sentences upon the prisoners found guiltyou both days:- John Wray( 15), John Beantiman (1.5), and Benjamirl Gibson (20), there charged with ...

... I cicRGJ OP EMBEZZMEMNT. ion, fThe fI(01-irg case wtss 'oitted in' iur Iast. As vre ner,, 'n.j t it, has excited conisrdirisble ifiterest,. we can old, n( ,, -t e the-part icuasr vai snore at length, than lreet. if iwe~had tnserted it lost week, Wee Oil Saturday week, at thh.Masssion4Rouse, JoaeP CUlarn- ed in pla lte mio~tanaging clerk to Dt'Y. Proks, solicitor, was brought 1.ho 'tm ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 - ,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 ...