... Y Sf- I EN'; LRAOIIDINA\lY CAS17. : ; The follovving rhostextraordinary charge agninsv p i'f Y /fl fixed for trial bieore tile Court of Assizes for Tlarn, D thc itth i instant:- A beautiful Yotng w q man, of thle name of Elizabeth Lonicaa FaramOrnd Ilied lalejy in Vfalence, i;n thl! IPth year ot her age. In conseqilence of rem W: hia h l)egill to spread abont tile town as to the eatise of ier ...

... HORSHAMI. (FIIOMi AN 0CASIOSAL COalRESUONDENT.) The petition of Thomas lroadwood, EEsq. to unseat the present worthy representative of this place has failed in its effect, in a mannerpreciselysimilar to that whichwe predicted long since. We know not what credit llr. Iroadwood may assume to himself for entailing on Mr. Hurst the necessity of defending himself from the illiberal and ungenerous ...

... . BENCHI OF MIAGISTRATES. Tlitntsttby, May 28,- I935,-Present,;;Sir D. SCOTT, Bart. No buinessbefore the Court this day. PIDIAYn, Mlay 29, 1835,-TrPeseni-Sir D). SCOTr, Bart. An itenerasat mnusician, named Joh10 3Ifl'gg, whose beard for days had troubled no man's razor, and whose tattcred garments -hung in shreds and patches all over his person, was putl to the bar, charged by Ford, ...

... CO.RT f Cb t io. P. f tl i a, i CQUR.r O4COII.O. ~Siti'gs efoe te Ciefustce nd agli'ecii I Jury.J Thecs v.Nz~a.-~-his'was an action broi tb h~panif the Rev. Mr. Birch, rector of Hackney, against the defendant, r'thle Rev.'Mr.' Nealei the Well-knowv preepcher; foe drimiual con- versation with his wffe; From an' eat y Isbuf tlt Court was crowded to excess, and the case excited thle gredlest ...

... BElNCII OF MAGISTRcATES. slnt., JIt:\ 15. Present. Sir DAsVID SCOTT, Bart., W. t SE.YMOUII, and JOuNt IlALT., Esqis. S&rah Srtandein was brought up, to answer a charge of robbery referred ?? Mr. Bennett, solicior, in whose service she recently vei. This case was last veck before the public, when, from aa .hricicv of evidence, she was necessarily discharged. A war. it hii ?? bee issued, by ...

... 1.Z, R'YrYDOA]. ' Lord Brougiham presentell ; petition from the representtive' s of tlieeifity-eiglit DissentingcollgregatiOns qround Londoncom- plaining of church-rales, and espeeially of the firoceedings taken in thie case of Aijr. ChildS 11is opiiorn was, with, regaid to sub- jects of this hind, that though he might disapprove of the law, -yet that, as long as therlawdid exist, le should ...