... CORONElRS INQUESTS. oudylast, an hinquest was held aet Mr. Lewis's, 01 .ted, b-fore T. B3. Locke, Esq., and at \\N1l1lo00011101Mr.William Lewis was fore- v,0 ,I'y of Alargaret, Jaeks', agiloth sc bolong~in~ig to the Severn, Namburg HLstii lt, I and a Shipmate, namied neeigtar the Mytontgate' bridef,., about lve e'~l5Ck, whien Ave met two gii'lo,-the 0te.We arsutiplaltied them, to a puhiic- ...

... YORKSHIRE ASSIZ!s. I I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I SATURDAY, M-A cis 28. Thlis day being that appointed for opening the corn- missioll, the Judges were met at H1oldgate, ou their Wav fromn Lancaster to this city, by Hcnry Preston, Esq., (locum tenens for the High-Sheriff, who was prevented; from attending by indisposition), the City Sherifls, and the usual cavalcade. The livcries ...

... 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 ...

... NIS] PRIUS COURT, MlONDAY, MIAnRCl 30. ?? art n ?? (Before Mt. BARON PA DICKi Hits, Lordsihipa entered the Court aboaut two?, 'clock In the afternoon, and Immediately proceeded wish sthe trials In the West Riling list. Vise first Catlted on woso COACIH ACCID'N T. PICKLES e HOLLINGS and ANOTHERL-Mr. ?? anld isle. BitoNs appeased for thle plabistiff, awld tr. EwowLees for else defenadcins ...

... Satlyday last being the day on which these Assizes formally commence, HEN RY PRESTON, Esq. of Moreby, late ligh Sheriff (in the absenceof . Ii. Roundell, Esq. the New High Sheriff, who was prevented frmn attertdiog by iadispositionl, with a splendid rCtiluC, proceeded to meet the judges, Sir JIMeS PARICr and Sir E. H. ALDeRUtSNiwho arrived at DringhouCes about five o'clock, and io the city ...

... MISI 1'RIUS COURT, IVEDNESDAY, Aliin. I. ACTION FOR A MALICIOUS PROSECL)TION. WALSH v. BRIGGS.-Counsei for tle plaleccitl', Mir. ScectiFANT ATCH sERL1v, Mr. Cr coSSNVEs~, and Mr. WIGHTXrosN. Mir. BLacecueces1 apiceared for the dcfcndast. This was etc action brought by the plaintiff, George Walsih, tbs younger, of Selby, against the defendant, Mr. WViliame Briggs, shipl corver and shoplseeper, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ,, I (Continued from tour last) CROWN COURT-FRIDAY, APRIL 3. Before Mr. Baron PARKE:. MIUiRDER AT KIRBY SIALZEARD. URSULA LOITHOUSE, (26), was charged with the wilful murder of Robert Lofthouse, her husband, at Kirby Malzeard. Mr. Cottingbham and Mr. Dicken conducted the pro- secution; Sir Gregory Lewin defended the prisoner:- Mr. COTTINGHAM having stated the case, the follow- ing witnesses ...

... COURT OF GAOL SESSIONS| On Thursday (yesterday weel) at noon, was held, in the Magistrates' Room, at the Castle, York, a general court of sessions, at which were present upwards of thirty gentlemen in the commission of the peace for the three ridings. ' The Hon. Win. Sebright Lascelles was called to thle chair. A resolution that a further sum of £10,000, be placed at the disposal of the ...

... NISI PRIUS COURT, SATURDAY, Avin[L 4. LIPTLEY v. PDNSfiir-hr. Wrerrr.rr1AN ant iMr. HeAves appeared MA for ?? Plaintiff:; aeri Mr. ALEXrANDERr for tine Defendant.i Thle plairitltf dt r~esides at Sheliefild, and the defendant nest asrae thimeagon acoaclibeilder ja at B~itirminglram. Tins was anl action to recover Lila5, befog tire balance of c ein accoect fire gooidsaoid. Tire defendant pleaded ...

... CROWN COURT;-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. ANN iHODGSON aed ELIZABETH HODGSON, charged faith the .murder of an infant child, were acquitted on the charge of murder, and indicted for having crncealed the birth, to which they pleaded guilty. WILLIAM TAYLOR was charged with committing a Tape upon an old woman of the name of Diary ltainforth, at Almondbury, near Hud- dersfield, in October last, and robbing ...