... ASSIZE INTELLIGETCE. HOME CIRCUIT.'4 ...

... I!U*!RT OP CHANCERY, Wednesday March, 18. WARtREN V. BURTON. At the sittingof this mcrning the LORD C5IANCELLalt proceeded to give judgment on the motion made in this cause to set aside the order of the Vice-Chancellor dismissing the petition of Dr. Warren. Mis Lordship observed that the government of the Methodist connection during the time of Mr. M'esley seemed to have been slmost wholly ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE;M C RniM Cob: '-Attbt' Shrewbbbry A'ssizes; a mereer and drdp ?? dti'rh'ed'- WI ' 'ecrdeovered' a verdict wiih r£500. ?? 'agti'asit ~Dr: iebster; a physician, both partids residiho at'SlfreWsui; fo't: the seduction oftplaintiff's wife by ?? hliad 'availed himself of' his' privilege as the inedibal'attelidant'of 6V'e' ?? effect the ruin of his victim. It ;iearAd that' stich ...

... GEYNEftAL COURT MVARTIAL; nriml Cn~irt Alfnrtial was held at E i'A aenderal Court Mlartial was held at Edinburj4 'Casti'oir thC 2d diay of March, anld continued by adjourn- Lrse6ntsa Oitiatbe lothbof the ?? mopthi before rthich 'Assistantr Surge6n :Ge.orge li'rguson of'the 71st regi-'.' ment was aeraigried on the nader- reodtionedi charges _ tat, For. tht he, the' said Assistant-Surgeon George ...

... REFORM IN THE ECCLESI&STICAL COURTS, 0 so( Whether the Government of this country is to be con. tl dueted by a Whig Administration, legislating in accord. int ance with their principles; or, by a Tory ...

... No. 2,028. —Estal)lishe(l 1787. ■^DRILLING ■ BARENTS who wish their Children po..F— fracefol end genteel deportment ere nepeetfwlly Informed.thtt thisdceirebleobject itreedily tttained by the eld of MILITARY DRILLING. Mr. WM. DRURY, JtHNiNOvSreerr, Gnovo. Ute Serjeant to the Fu.ileere, haring been aolicited by many respectable indirldnale to undertake the duty, hega reepcctfully Inform the ...

... COUNTY Or DOWN ASSIZES. RECORD COVR'r.DoWNPATRICXt. ASSAULT-INTERESTING CASE. tiafter Bourne (King's Coroner) against the Rev. John. S. Ifeenaln, Rev. Teionjas Bradr, Fdward Hlenin, Fiancis Leauhlin, and William, CGit. This case, though only anr indictment for an assault oil Mlargaret Henin, came down for trial before the Nisi Prius Judge, in the shape of an issue between the King's Coro. ner ...

... FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1835. . THE LOUNGE, 55, WHITEFRIAIIGATE, NEXT DOOR TO THE BANK. G. MEARS, JUN., to return hit sincere Thanks to those riendt who have ao liberally patronised him his opening tbcaimre Establishment, and most respectfully iafbtms them that baa received part of bis eatensive purchase from the Continent, which is now ready for inspection, consisting of Isrge assortment of Vun ...

... IXntmNter ftrinngT Tf4e NISI PRIUS COURT. i lWedccesdaiss, .Ala rchs 19.a EJECTISENT.-SPECIAL JURY CASE. Doe demn Fester and Others V. Fester.-This was an action P of ejeetment to determine the right ...

... On Saturday MIr. Baron Bolland was escorted into Chester by the high sheriff of the county, Jaimes Hleatih Leigh, Usq. of Grappenhall Lodge, and the usual retinue of javelin men, &c. and immediately proceeded to the Shire Hall, wsvere his lordship ?? the commission, and the court was Adjourned until ten o'clock on M\Do11 dlay Inoriling. On Sunday his lordship attended divine service in the ...

... CROWN COURT, .1ONDAY, ?? 3L0. AI it ?? twvelve o'l: h.1,I ?? Jasstic a AL D9 ItSO N took hs Iiis seat o n thle 132nurl, and the usual preliminaties hosing bonn gone thlonogh, the t following gentltemaen were Swoon of tile GRAND JURY. Sir GEORGsE AtaseTAsGc Bart. ofit irk-less-liall, Froteoset. Thlle Hotn. Will. Laseelic0. of Goltdsiro`. Tite I-lot. .lohrr Stuart Nv'orrticy, of wssrtlo.yI TIhe ...

... SUFFOLK LENT AS15ES (rcoyicludeclftovi last week.) %KI[[ IREIftu C4,tlTMT We have little to add to tile repiort sit the cause M-add V. Suckrkc'iore, ha stated] in owt last. The c.ause comne oi a 2 o'elock onl the Wednesday, and lasted till between 8 anid 9 o'clock on Friday evening. The case being gone thr'ough the Jury laid their' heads together & returried a verdict tot' the defendant, ...