... The ordinary monthly meeting of the Commission took di place on Moadav. The Lerd Provost il the chair. RATr OF WAGES. H Mr Tullis brought forward the motion of which he hod formerly givens notice, tiat a Committee be appointed to R inquire Sa to the rate of wages paid to the different ser- vaonts ito the establishment. I-Io soil this 'notion hbad suggested itself to him oil 0t late occasion, ...

... NEWCASTLEASSiZES,_CONCLUDED Friday, Marrch 6. CROWN SIDE-iBaeoiti Air JusTica ALDER5SON. At II o'Clock, his lordship entered the court, and on the prisoners being arraigned, DOROTH Y CI-ARLTON, a girl only 16 years OF age, pleaded guilty to a charge of' having stolen frorn the dwelling house of an old woman, 87 years Of age,. 4 5s. 6d. Sentenve -To be imprisond and kept to hard labour fbr two ...

... MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-LINCOLN, MArn:ni 10. [Before Chief Justice TiNDAL and a SpecialJury. THE SING V. WILLIAM ?? BOND. This was an indictment preferred against the defendant by his iajesty's Governiment,fir halving, whileacting in-the capacity of an Excise officer, obtained under false pro- tences certain sums of money, and applied the same to his own use. Mr. B3A n61Y, .C., Mr. Serjeant ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-S4TURDA4 ?? OLD COURT. (Btefore the Loan CHEFo I3AitONI) MURDER. Anne Clark, thle elder, aged 86, was indicted for tin' wilful murder of Anne Clark, the younger, on the 11th of le January. in the parish of St. Matthew, Bethfual-green.. Mr. Aeor~ruus conducted the prosecution; and having ,shortly stated the fucts of the case to thle jury, said that he would not 'harass ...

... l l COUNTY DAY. i The business of the day from the paper appeared to be of the greatest importance ; and although the Court did not sit until 12 o'clock, shortly after that hour there was a full attendance of magistrates to the number of about 40. l The first business was a return from the various parishes in the county of their several rentals-these were made with some few exceptions; but the ...

... ILAW NOTICES.-TI TDAiY. VICELCHANCBLLORiS COU'r, LINCOLN'S INN. Sittings at Ten. Hnson v anson, etitionby order- ?? In re Green. petition wood v ?? v Hlowell, part ?? v Boron, plea- Hindle V Klag-Baldwzin v Lew~is-Samse v Price.-Attorne~y.General v Jones, two CatiSe-Edwards v Jones-E;WotOI5 v Spooner-Mret~ roalf v Archbishop or York-Dixon v Beaiey-Feake r Craolefoldt- De Tastet v Hsnkey. ...

... NORTIT WALES CIRCUIT'. Biefrie Mlr. aron Boli';tl . j erimiyi ,l etlhshire- WVedniesday, iiiaroh II, ?? Bola. lx is C( 'll aleelshiri'-Santill-day, March I1,:a i ?? reiVon. d. ?? glesie-Wediliesdiy, Marheli i8. at Bi'alinarils. VI I)Ijea/lilitshkir'-Sii ii id, nr;,, eu l2 1t l h i I I lin. 2( ie F/in/tqhi'-e-W uciliiesiiiy, MII arch 25, at Al'dd. B Pi L'I/esea/r--Sa t iirilay, i'sarchll 2(0, ...

... I - CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, MARCH 6. (Before Sir John Niehoil, Knight, Judge of the .diuiratty Court, the Lord Chief Baron, Mr. Justice Vaughan, and the Recorder.) Jumbo and Bottle-of-Beer, two black sailors, were indicted for piracy and murder on the high seas. The indictment chared them with having, on the 15th of August last, made an assault upon Benjamin Glasscock, on board a vessel ...

... LAW NOTICES.-THI8 DAY. The Lord Chancellor nill attend the House of Lords, to hear appeala. VICE.CHANCELLOR'S COURT, LINCOLN'S INN. Sittings at Tell. Mlorgan v Howell, ?? v Evans, Oxceptlons-Carn- dale v Ieed, ?? re Greenwood, ?? v WIJ- therby, excepioals-ln re Rose, ?? V King-Blaldwin v Lewis. ROLL'S COURT, CHANCERY-LANE. Sittings at Ten. Janson v Davis, for ?? v Vyatt, ditto-Attornev- ...

... LAMBET H-STREET. id EXTOAAORDINOARY~ AND PROFr.GATE1 CASE~ OF Srnuc- le TION. CUIN. CON., AND 1ROBO1FRY.Thonhias Flaxen, a :h middle-aged tman, of respectable oppearaoco, was placed 711 within thle felons' bar, before the Hon. G. C. Norton, on lea cliarge of seducing and carrying away the ssife of Robert Barton, th )beeper 01' a beer-sioop inll edford-street, lledfurd-square, Stepoey, adilid ...

... .MANSION HOUSE. On Saturday a Frenchmann, named Colliard, whose pocket had been picked. f a handketrhief ai few days go, chariged a fellow, named Brown7, with attempt- ing to steal his hafdkerchie The prosecutor, d lau~hing, jolly-lookin msan, ?? Lor, I vas going. down Loribar street, Friday veek, and I felt tug tug, and ven I turned abdht to see vat it vas I saw i teerh little garqon run avay ...

... On Tuesday afterdoon last, a court convened by the Sheriff of the town and county of the town of Hull, was lield in the room of the Court of Requests, to assess damages in the case of B3ellerby v. Borrell, in which the defendant had suffered judgment to go by default. Tfios. HOLDEN, Esq. the Under-sheriff, presided. The case had excitied considerable interest in the town, and a large ...