... OXPOED ASSIZES. -_ 1- . E -.1 ._ - - The Commission for holding the Assize for this county was opened at our Town Hall late on Saturday evening, and on the following morning Lord Denman and Sir John WilI liams, his Majesty's Judges of Assize, attended Divine Service in St. Mary's Church. The sermon on this occasion was preached by the Rev, T. ?? Lancaster, M. A. Rector of Banbury. At ten ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT. (Before Chief Tindal and Lord Abinger.) Saturday, July 18, at York. Wednesday,Aug5,atCarlisle. City of Vork, the same day. Saturday,Aug. 8, atAppleby. Wednesday, July 29, at Wednesday, August 1 at Durham. Lancaster, . Saturday, Aug. 1, at New- Saturday, August 15, at Li- castle-upon.Tyne. verpool. HOME CIRCUIT. (Before Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Littledale.) Wednesday, ...

... Clatlock v. Sham anda ?? is was an action on a policy of assurance for the amount of 5,0001. effected bv the plaintiff on the life of Colonel Edward AlassevWigley Gres- wolde, late of the Sixtth Enniskillen Dragoons,.in the Eagle Assurance Office, of which the defendant. -Kerwick Shaive, Esq. was .a Director. The defendants pleaded that the re- presentation tade, and on which the assurance was ...

... -1* i- OXFORD CIRCUITf. IV 1 AaIwGIDUN, FRIDAY.-John ThoMas, a young man of most respectable appearance, was charged with having robbed Michael Phelan of 8 sovereigns, ahalfsoveteign and a purse. Michal Phelan-1 was, on the evening of the 21st of May, driving some pigs to London, and et about half-past eight o'clock, as I was ascending a bill about a mile from Newbury, three men jumped upon me ...

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... INSOLVENT DEBTORS COU T .TuESDAY. Joseph. Sladen Smith, described as of Worcester college, v Oxford, Gentleman, and lately joint-proprietor with Edgar a, e Carter, of the City Theatre, Alton-street, was opposed, on is n his application to be discharged, by Mr. Nichols, on the re it part of two creditors, named Scott alld IHobdell, the former a twine-merchant, and the latter a silversmith, both ...

... Another Exhtensive Jewel nobbery. A robbery of jewels, of the value of between 8,000?. rind Al 10,000?. was discovered to have taken place on Mhonday ex night, between the hours of nine and eleven o'clock, at the JO residence of the Earl of 11exboroughi, No. 33, Dover-street, re] Piccadilly. The property was safe in the usual placeS let Where it was deposited itn the sleeping apartment of' her ...