... NURDER AT OULTON, NEAR LEEDS. driw Ite trmts The village of ',unton, near Leedst, lias tubs mareee m ce slorsi nest the scenre of much escitemont, Iis consegrienco of a youngtn ha ing tl wool boost killeri, under ?? rsaness of great boo tall ty, asl Friday night lan55 hit eli0 ,nay ls name of she enforis ante. ian who hias bolitendpris-ed of his ti/c, ri oas-1 is Hutchsinsiosn, a single anai, ...

... On Monday, Mr. Woolley, Accompanied by Mr. Thistleton, the informier, again appeared at the Man- sion-House, to support the information against Mr. W. R. Goddard, which had been adjourned from the previous Monday. Considerable delay took place, in consequence of the information having been misplaced. It was, bowevei, found, and the case proceeded about one o'clock. The Magistrates present were ...

... On Sunday last, an extensive Robbery was commit- ted at the Crown and Cushion public house, Silver Street, in this town. On Monday, two men of respectable appearance, who gave their names Henry Byron and John Leach, were brought before the Mayor, on suspicion of having committed the offence, in concert with another man, who had not been apprehended. The magistrates' room was crowded with ...

... T . CLARKeONf, Enq. anid C. W1. HEbnbAMi, Eqsp, tire yie 01' Revising Barristers for this borough, commenced their sittings oia Trios- nill day, the i~tit Instant, at the Couch-house. Mr. JAMrEn trilCHAttO ON CO atn tilei. Qelonee RAWSOaN, Jun., Solicitors, appeared for thle Liberals, th and Mr. Bonn, Mr. Dine, and Mr. Witla. WAILES, solicitors for the Ce of' Torins. The numsber of objections ...

... I COUNTY. The Revising Barristers for the East Riding, ThomAs HENRY and EGEItTON VERNON HARCOURT, Esqrs., opeded their Court at the Court House, yesterday morning, at ten o'clock. Mr. Henry said, that to facilitate the dispatch or business another Court would be opened in the Court of Requests' Room, at which Mr. Harcourt would attend. The objections to Voters in the parishes of Holy Trinity ...

... I ^ 1X _ .. . e On Monday, the two men who had been apprehended s on the charge of committing the robbery at the Crown and Cushion public-house, Silver-Street, and who gave their names Henry Byron and Jbili Leach, were brought dbefore the Mayor for final examination. T. he depositions of Mr. Hird, landlord of the Crown tand Cushion, and of Mr. Morley, constable of Barton t who apprehended ...

... MAlISTRATES' ROOM.-Before A. CLEASB Y, ESQ. ! 'IIrj-r TT D nA V Q o.I t T-IT URSDAY, SEPT. 24. Sa This Court was opered at tell o'clock lr the morning, when the oner. stree o seers objections to persirns on the lists for the township of ilareslet were M r. a entered into; of these there were sixteen ; of whicis number, seven Sa IY having made fresh claims, were put upon the list, the ...

... ! _An attempt has been marie to fix upon the Reformers of' 3.Leeds thle charge of having acted with illiberality towvards tire than Tois No imputation con be more unfounded. Every year thn ?? of the Reforita Act, the conduct of thle Re-' are famr nti lcw a tfearlessly, h~as been net only I Llay fair towards their opponents, but considerate towards thle elec- Itors on both sides, as the ...

... WTEST RIDING REVISION. ITi XeD I IteA ?? an fall tI (BEFrORE JOHN Co01TrtNitjAzi, .Issou THURSDAY, SEPT. 24. , ~ This morning tire case of the Itev. J. Aeceorth, which had been for t h 1, partially heard rthe dlay previous, stirs reecared. Tire 1Rev. Geentlemarn 00OitSi, rd Stairei tire terin onl oslilli he held Iris pastrloriip. I-i s wascrene was le derivedi from pes reelts wichril ere ...