... 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 ...

... We have been desired to insert the followsig more extended report of the cause LAV'l'ON v. TURNER.-Counsel For the plaintiff, Mr. Ar.exaqeonn and Mr. ?? r fer the defenrdant, Mr. BLACrrenerrre end AMr. ADDtI- ?? Ceonsel for the plalIell' stared that sils was an action to recover the slim of £X9 14s. lid., under the followieg circumstances 5- Tire plainstif' in tiis case is Mr. Joseph Layton, a ...

... 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 ...

... rat, These Sessions commnenced on Monday last, before CHsAS. maS MILNZR, Esq., Recorder, Gstritots WeronHT, Esq., Mayor, Henrry Hall, Esq., Chreistopher Bleekett, Earl., George Blasks, Esq., Willlfiam le Hey, Esq., Ralph Markland, Esq., Disney 'Sharp, N.D3., J. It. Arkin- cu. son, Esq., Joseph Motley, Esq., and In a subsidiary Court before JoHN LRtCISTrERr ADOLPHUS, Esg,, Richard Bramley, Esq. ...

... NISI PRIUS COURT, FRIDAY, APRIL 10. - ?? til. BARON PARKE.) EMMIERSON Pr. SALTMARSII AND OTHERIS.-Counsel. for the S Plaintiff, Mr. ALExAwNen and Mir. WIGHSTDIAN; for tire defendants, mr. -CnzssOvELL and Mr. ADorsome.-This was an action On behalf of the township of Elvington, In the district of H-owdenshire, against the corn- e islsioners of sewers and drainage, for a distraint under an ...

... WYEST-RIDING SESSIONS, PONTEFRACT. SATURDAY, APRIL 18. fresp (Before LORD WnAnINCtli'i: and a Bench of Afagistrate. bias LISTER v. A GAME CONVICTION.-This was anl appeal against tio a conviction by two magistrates, under sec. 30 of the Game Act, for a Lin trespass in sisootieg grouse. Tue conviction was upon tie cismplalint of Lsoo J . C. Ctarnsden, Esq. XI.P., and the appellant is a son of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MONDAY. of t The Genera] Quarter Sessions of th~e Peace commenced on Monday last, at Pontefract, .before the RIGTeo Hare. Loan WaSAnN- CLstrigt, and tire followling Beirchof Magistrates:- ?? Benjamin Brooksbank, Eon.; Rev. Stuart Corbett, Edward Fer..- S rand, Esq.; Joseph Scott, Esqi; Sir Francis Lindley Wsrod, Bert.; I Rev, James AI. tiRhodes; Rev. W. Alderson; John Egremont, Easq t. an Rev. ...

... CROWNr_ COURT, SATURDAY, APRIL 4. t:IORRID ItURDER, AT UPPER HEELEX', NEAR SHEFFIELD. Mr. j ?? ALDERiSONh took his seat 0on the bench about ?? nille, on which, WILLIAM ALLATT was placed at the bar, charged with the wilful murder of Met~iha ?? Heeley, icrar Sheffield, on the 9thI or S 'ptculbor test. Thiir srioner, who is art athletic sullen ooattiegtman, Psleaded sot gtilty. Cournsel fut tire ...

... 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, ...