... 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 ?? ...

... 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 ? ...

... 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 ...