... A comnmunicationljin our last journal stated that lent thle biody of a femaijle, r-espectably dressed, had been a thue found oni FrIiday, concealed by stones and turf, inl I hadl a planting oil the Mlilbuie. The body wvas disco- it vered within 241 hoars after the murder was pcrpe- f 2ch, trated, although, had it not been for an accitlental b )Iler Csccurrten(~, it mnight hate remained where ...

... it Mlary Ann Blu rdock was indicted for the wilful nmr- Bd der of Clara Ann Smith on the 23d of October, 1833, o by administering to her a quantity of arsenic. The at ?? pleaded Not Guilty to the indictment in a firm voice. Sevcral witnesses were examined and cross-examined at at great length, and the court. sdjourned until Satnr- day morning. The trial was resutmi.oL that day, un and further ...

... C- DOWV,-n'ATancK-At this Assizes, John Carroll and )- John, Boyle ssere tried for tine murder of Stannopne r, Flemning, at Moira onl the 3d of October, found guilty ;) of manslaughter and sentenced to be transported for no lic Ou~ Processions.-A number of persons ~'submitted to an indictment charging them, iith walking isin processions on the 12th of July. They wvere boun'd a- in their ...

... Car-narvnciz'h guartcr Scsiaonq. f Oilis1ay the Qiiartelr Se33 ifor the Courdy ; of Carwirvon werie Held ill the ShIhrhall. 'lie ]ev. i lr. Ireror, Clhairnaill, ?? the fbi lowutilln ?? .%ere inl atten.dance : licv. lessrs. W. Wzillialns, ?? luighes, Grifflth Owen, \Vul. Roberts, and John fiowvlmiids, Estqrs. - 'he Urand Jury having been sworn, bills of indtc.- I Itctit were sent up against C ...

... Anglesey Easter Qtiartor Scssions; 'I'hc Easter Quarter Sessions for the county of As- glesey were held in the Shire Hall, Heaumilaris, on .Nesday last, before the following magistrates :-loh W lilliams, Esq. (Chairman), . ohn Ilrice, Esq., C. -Wynue Sparrow, Esq., \Wiljiam l'ulkeley IHughes, LEsq., and the Rev. Afr. Thomas, of Tirevor. The learned Chlairimaii, in deliverimg the usual ; charge ...

... FIULTUD IN PARVO. The bench of magistrates at Cardiff quarter sessions _ e- have presented au address of thanks to their memiber, r- Colonel Powel, for his support of Sbi'1 Robert Peel's c- adxnonistraltion.- I ?? Gatmbier, a n follower of the late JEdward Irving, has preached at af ANewport Several tiues withill tle last tortilidht.--- I- Amsertim .Jllorns.-So common are divorces in some tl ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE CnsESTEn.-Ja??Jes Thtomtpson, (34) a man of respec- n table appearance, pleaded guilty of embezzling va- nt rious sumts of moley, the property of his etlployer, \VWin. Turner, Esq. 5LP-lWiliam J~right (16) own foumlc d 0uilty of breaking into thle dwelling house mI of Rtichard ?? at Congleton, Oil tile I ltil of Alug., and stealing thereout a doublecbarellcd gun. Ile was ...

... LS- PooR LAW.S. . `lMhatever difference of ?? my axist as to .ccrtaiui parts or provisionS of th- rew P'oor Law Act, there Call bc but one opinion af the, misehiev- ous tendeney of the chliases relatinlr to biastmrily. At tlie various Qtiartfr Sessions which hvve I e-n -just held thioroudout thle country thc evils resultinl from these provisions hr.ve becti most fully *ev2- loped and ...

... S I .. ?? . . _. . S- SUFFOL,.-At this .assizes, Edivard Chalker (QI3) |i B, was found guilty of the mnrder of 3ylham Green, at tl i. Aintleshain on tbe23rd of November, and sentenced tl e to execution on the 30th of April. This transaction P was the result otto ponching alfray. o I- 3loNMiOUTu.-EdiriLad Morgan, John .JTaes, and ri *e TfIm. Jencins, part of a gang of' ruffians going about re ...

... IERIONETHSHIRE QUAlRTR SESSIONS. I ed 1Those Sessions were held on Friday, the 10th inst. s ; at Dolgelley, before the following magistrates:-Ed- t u- ward Lloyd, Esq. (Chairman), i-high Rowley. Esq. ng John Edwvards, lsq. R, NV. l'rice, IEsq. C. IlIOmlS of 'Thum-stonEsq. Rev. John Jones, Rtev. W. Williams, tor Rev. J. Fldwards, and Rev. WV. Pugh. . ter The Cluirman, in clirginfliot grand jut ...