... GUILDRI-ALI, IFRIDAY, JL-Ly 24. BEFOllr LORD AIiNGIER.| IV RI;iT i. Ii1CiIARDSO0N.-Counsel for the Plaintiff, Mr. DLMra. ItIUI:Ni: ?? Mr. CUrTINGITAN t for the Defendant, ler. SasntANT ATC:I::!ILY and Mr. iL ANStIARDn -This was an actian for comtpentsation brseghlt by the plaintn, WhOo is a corm-iniller, at Leeds, tigainat the dete-tidutit, telso is a horse dcaler, at Yorh, firan assault upon ...

... YORKSHIRE SUIMMER ASSIZES NISI PRIUS COURT, THURSD)AY, JULY 23. HIARG11AYE it. tiILNES..-NIir. CnESSIVELLs and Mrl.13ArNESe ap.- Pearred for the plaintiff~; and MTr. AL ErX AN Den, Mr. iI II LV. I!D, and Mr. II-iaLi. for the L defendant. Mrl. Bl AINES opened the plleadings, wvhiclr set forth that the defendlarrt, being the teniant of the plaintiff, ale takeen away fr-om the garden a great ...

... BEFOR3 LORUD BflOSGEi. lTnlOllP 2c, NE VMAN.-Couwsel for tile plaintiff, Mr. B .LcA un, Sir GlacGouv Lvr.s, and Mr. ADDISON; for the defoslaiat, Mr. Cocso- Ws.LL, )Mr. Iloofis, and IIr. Gae.SEwno(D. IThis case occupied trh ,eoioe of Saturday. It wias an action brought by Mr. TIIoTp, alinen manufacturer, at Knaresbrough, and assignee of a policy of insuranco of £2000 on mtle life of Mr. Bullock ...

... THE KEXBY MURDER I The fourth adjourned inquest in this mysterious and horrible case, was held before J. Wood, Esq. Coroner, at Kexby, on Tuesday last. The jury assembled at ten o'clock in the morning, and the proceedings did not terminate till late in the day. The evidence heard was entirely devoid of interest, and threw no additional 'light on the transaction. The whole evidence having been ...

... YORKSHIIIRE SUMAMIER ASSIZES. 'BSATURDAY, JULY 2U. to ~~~FISHER e. BEAUMONT. Only three special jurors were Iit attendance. AO tales was prayed, said the jury was completed fernm the common jurors who were Iic ti tten dance. ic Mr. Alr.cANDERt, Mr. STnnicr, sod tire loe. J. S. WOaoTLEvaarpoedl d t Ire Plarotriff Mril. Sergeatrt AmxcRrnLEY, Mr. Wieceror1Ax, and Mir Ilinxtyes for the Defendant.' ...

... - The following extracts from a speech of John Richards e, Esq., M.P., in'the House of Commons, on Friday, 1, -July 24th; on the. Attorney.General's Bill for ie abolishing the' Law of Arrest and Imprisonment k. for Debt, 'may be found worthy the attention of bt, our commercial readers :--_ Now, I am quite ready to confess, that the power of arrest, in the first instance, on what is called ...