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

... I 1 HOME CIRCUlT.-KricGSTON, APRIL 2. CIVIL SIDE. [IBefore the Cfseil1t'srTcn atid a Special Jury.) Tur. KING V1. TIlE tttSIIOt' OF WINCIIESTE11, AND) OTHERSt5 Tue prosecutor iii this inditmcnent was the Rev. Cur- nelils Griffin, attd it was preferred against the Bishop Of Winchester antd Several magistrates and clergymen, for anl assault in electing him anti causing him to be ejected frena a ...

... COURT Of COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterdiv a Court was held for the dispatch of business. The LOi.D MAYOR complained ef the want of punc. tuality chargeable to several members of the Court. The appointed time for, meeting was twelve o'clock, and even at half-past twelve there were not members enough to constitute a Court. He trusted that he should not have occasion to repeat the accusation. Mr. ...

... M ANS N1- 14O 'q E,. THlE (;III'F Ole'11 lIUI!W NATION. Oin Sdturdiiv Sit' Augulstus d' ESto appearedl at t ie loul ice- count, oteottiptinicd byr tlh'' C.hiefofithe Chippewa nlationt, for Ibh. putrpoqw of ubtahiting- his' Lorldhilp's testi wtot i to t he tirifivato ju)of it sttel'inti tlt'ttwit ill) witil thle rico ot'inrtg somititled to t Ile serett'try for Ithe ootitLs. The ?? Iwing .,itn ...

... ASSIZE SNTELLIGENCE. H-OME, CIRC'UIT.-Ktxosrom;. Avuim.4-. CIVIl,. StIUF.-[jcfotrc Loot Il tN''tt' i tll .1 sliccvI JilI IMEiSa ?? ?? It100L.1I I'his wsta an action iif trveplias.- 'Tis qiuo~tiii at i'alst livas tilt right. of thei ?? bint halet liririt, c'..tl late AMelnibcr for thk' vonnttit to file till', tot Lon I'thf Mainor ovetr tile rpsoni Btiovi' 11,1 ?? Thl dell -id.tll, ai , i - ?? ...

... C~ENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.-MONDAY. These sessions cvimnsenced to-day, N lie ihe Court was opened wvith tie ?? lorn:s, aol] the Recorder, Mr. Scr- jeant Arabin, lbe Lord Maosr, &e., took thein seats on the bench. Thbi Grand Jury having been sworn, the Learned Reo corder proceeded with his usual t I)arge, is whirl, however, there .115 ?? point of soy piubilc interest. T'he ...

... POLICE INVTELLIGENCE. BOW-STREET. Long before the office was opened yesterday morning,- its avenues, rod riearly tite whole of Bow-street, were filled by at mob of peroionu, collected in, conttoeqocnceof the rut ort of a sriers offrav having, taken place in Star- couirt, Drury-latte, onl Sa rday night antd of aI nlumber of prisoiter3 tiring in custody, clintged wlith being parties to th riot. ...

... NORTHERN Cl''IYCUI7T.-Y0RtK, APRIr.4-. [Before a 'Special JUry. WADDINGTON ?? BRtOWNEi; AND) LOtNSDiALT'. Cousieol for the plaintili Mr. AtLrXANDt.:t, MJr. WXIGIIT- M',and Mr. I-IIIsYARD; for thle dhefendanits Mre. Blt.ACIK- Buriv, Mr. ('rtv -sswfa~., and Mr. ADotytaiN. This was anl action for ani assault. The defendants were Mr. George Ilusxtan Birowne, a gentlemean of fortoner-esidhing ait ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-YORK. SATURDAY, APRTIA. NISI PRIUS COURT.-[Before Mr. Baron Parks] FARRER, V'. BROOKE.-ASSAULT. Mr. BL.ACKBURNE and Mr. DUNDAS appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. ALEXANDER for the defendant. The plaintiff and defendant were cheering an evening in the glootly month of November, by taking a few glasses at the Duke of Leeds public house. near New mill. in Saddleworth, when the ...

... ASSIZE INTE, LLIGENCE. NORTHERN CI1'CUIT.-YoRK, Apirtt.7. CROWN COtRT. This morning Mr. Barton ALPF2ASON procred'ri in trtn canno of nianslaighter, t o of whihb vwere of art aggra- vated nature. The first, T'Anmas .Si',ion, wana charged sirh the man- slauiihter of Thonmso Thtirrintt, by tabl,jtvg i:imiTP the thigh wi: h a SC-. the. The parties werec mowsing together in n field at Kirby on-the ...

... DISCOVERY of an EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ofa PRISONER. On Sunday night last, at a late hour, as police con- stable Crawford, of the G division, was going his rounds through Bleeding-heart-yard, Holborn, he observed three men drunk, and he took them to the station-house, where they gave their names John Willis, George Wright, and Thomas Edgeall. On the two former were found Bank ...

... POLICE IZVTELLIGENCE. 0GUILDIIALL. Yesterday, Mr. Tyars, of the innries. waiied upon the Magistrate, to acquaint him that Ady, the ecibratrd boaxing letter-writer, tihoughi in gaol, had renevrel thp practice of sending lettero, containing deceitflj promises of something to the advantage of the patrtiesv adldresseld Mr. Tyarn said he was one of those who interested themselvee In getting Ady's ...