... Donbighshire assizes. IS 'The commissioin for this county was operned in the el, Shire-hall, ]Iluthin, on Friday se'nlnight. In tile ?? O ofthe afternoon, a party ofl entlemen dtied with the l Ilidi, Sheriff, Sir Robert HIenry CunlifFe, iBart. at the WD \hite Lion Inn, Ruthin. 'Ihe dinner conaisted of c every dehlicay of the season, and was highly credita- to ebl to the worthy host, MIr. ...

... CARINARV\ONSIIIRE ASSIZES. ntl DOee r. 11tNnDARi.-lThiS WaS anl action to recoiver ers, niester prefi is anld rest,, for ejecting fromi Certain lands our called Isallt, in wltich jod 'letcnt tadllbeen sittlered to I'go by default t; and( was tridbyt, efloig je~a iew uy Cal. Jones Parry, 11,P., Foremtatt. Thrn~oas Jottes, ELsq. Ow'ottmts so W P ric'tierd,mnercliaett. Ed ward Jellis. die David ...

... Theaeaasjies were not opeied until Tuesday even in g --which was the daylafterthat appointed in thecircuit list-Mr. Serjeant FADDY having bee'n detained'in Carnarvon by the pressure ofliusiness. About four o'clock his lordship proceeded to the Shire-liall where the commission was read and the court opened with the usual formalities. The f;llowiig gentleman were snorn as the Grand Jury :- Sir ? ...

... 2 z:'i ? , 7 . . ?? Z5 Thle ( ollmissioili of' Assize' iere oneed on Tm-t- ?? os, ;t hofli Court I couot, IDofgvlfoy. Ii. 111 Ar. IloIi 'eit'd SI'pOnlt rireiNLI it, \\''iPifn'1 ?? %v v iou uck, ;liii tws ncot by H Igli fleiclov, ?? if, lf''yrc y gwivi, tite ltoclcm fetlc'iis of ?? flmrvy f ohvi ?? of D~ofgiic Lii Iili~crii, coti it lied11l IIC Us0cuail cni'i.,go ef'etleniililtqs. le itiitiis- ...

... BREXCII GE PRO~iSE OF M~flIu.~c;!~ BREA,.CH OE P'ROMAISE, OF MilltI~t SIEPiHENS C. BllEcuIry. I 3at This vas an action at Ol x 'frd :si InJ wee~k, brough0-1t b tite pAinltiflf, 31 iS ,l ; id Stephens, against the Iie aidalint, .ir. Iei c&llI es for i blreclih of promise ot Fnalac ee T f ici c- tiff vaS a ?? wVonGal, tiII, I tlltcroi a1 1r ;l; - it t ible ainakeeperI of the eitv in Ox) ford ?? ...

... CIIESiIRIE ASSI2ES. CIVIL SIDE. JIIE CERNIOGE AND HIRIlATHIEOG ESTATES Rot; demise of IHarit and 01S. V. WYl NPF-(S.J.) (Front the Chester Chrieoacle of Friday laQt.) 'lhis muci lii 0ldcts caimc on fior trial at tiles assizes, bigtefutiltm tilat it has been brouh,~t underjudicial cognizince. At the suitnmer assizes in 1826, at Slewsbury, the samc quest';on was raised, in an action o' trespass, ...

... Latest Inteligence. Londo, Saturday Evenngilg Autgst 22, 1835. Cil ?? e ?? I hie Stock Exchange report Iyesterday aeftiaoon, tlhit scrious disttilrba nce.s ?? ta ken I ?? at rdladrid, atd that the Queen wa.s obli-edl to lsave her ca fpitil is not as yet con irnied. 'The letters 'rom ladrihl of t he 1 3th ilst. ale silent on the subject hout it appeats by tbe expriess frotii l'aris, this toorn- ...

... CarniUrvonfhire Assizes. m'r. Serjeatst 'Taddy, thc otliciating, Judge, in thle we5 ?? of -Mir. j ustice l3eoanqu et, arrriv ed in C ren a rvon Sir oul Thursday evening,, and intnnedtiatelY pioccedced tot tabc Sh[ire-hiall, attend,.d by jollt isl MorIganI, ,sliigl rif- Sleiland opened thle As'siecs. ITIe C ourt was then Ir's adjturnsed until eleven o'clock tile next morning. per On Firvly ...

... Carnarvonhshire Assazes. (In coritieation from our last.) - t )Xesubjoinan epitome of Sir William Follett's Con- eiudlnj speech and Mr. Jervis's reply with tile sum. uingi up et the learned judge, in the case of the cor- poration of Carnarvon v.Kice Thomas, Esq.asspromised L~st 'eek ]. ?? '1 .1 FotLLIr in commenting on the additional evidence produced by the plaintifls after the defence bad ...

... (BeJboe 1ifri BUron Bloland.) Fanny Billing and Catherine Frarey *vere indicted for the wvilful murder of Mary, the wite of Peter Tay- lor, by administering arsenic in gruel. The prisoner Frarey is tile wife of a shoemaker at Burnham (tile birth-place of Nelson,)and at thle time of the commission of the murder in quostion she lodged at tho house ofa Mrs. Lakc next door to the deceased. Peter ...