... FRIGHTFUL FACTION FIGHT-111OT AND MURDER. On this day week, the day previous to the fair of Castle Otway (county of Tipperary), two respectable farmers made affidavit before Jilajor Carter, stipendiary magistrate, residing at Nenagh, certifying that two factions were to meet at the fair-green for the purpose of riot and bloodshed, and that it would be necessary for the preservation of the ...

... REVISING BABRISTERS' COUIERT. In our recent report of the proceedings before the Revis. - ing Barristers at their Sittings at Oxford, we reserved the case of the Canons of Christ Church, who claimed to be placed upon the County Register, because it remained sub jeedice. The Barristers having completed their Circuit of the County, returned to Oxford on Wednesday last, when a few Lists which ...

... Berkshire MWichael-as Sessions, 1835, Before Earl RADNOnt and a numerous Bench of Magistrates. The first prisoner tried was Henry Waittts, who stood in- f dicted for having stolen, on or about the fish of July, at the . tithing of Churchlspun, a scythe, the property of George Grego;ry. _ eorge Gregory lont a scythe to his brother-in. Ilce, Canning, who having used it placed it in the barn on I ...

... COUN-- s;s_> c- - CO)UNlTY SESSIONS. The General Quarter Sessions for the County were holden on Tuesday last, before William Menry Aehujurst, Esq. Chairman, and a very numerous ailcih of Magistrates, amongst whom were, the Right Hon. the Earl of Macdes. field, the Lord Lieutenanti the Rig-ht Hon, the Earls of Jerseyand Abingdon, thc Right Hon. Lord Churchill, Lord Vis6,6junt C'hetwynd, Lord ...

... f POOR LAIV RiOiS-Ifsi.-aV i 1Iollimitii, Tlimonias Sears, llcurey Chanoer, WYilliama Richarnds, Thomas l;iasos, Thomas I'ield, and two others, were indicted for baring riotonsly assembled at Cheshain, on the 23d of ?? May, with the in- tention of obstructing, the execation of tlle Poor Law Amcindmnent'Act, and with making nn assault upon NI r. Fuller, a Magistrate, and stopping the van ...

... The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this City were holdern on Friday the 23L1 instant, by adjournment from the preceding Monday, before Richard Wootten, Esq. Mrayor; Thomas Eonsworth, Esq. Alderman; William Thorp and Deodatus Eaton, Esquires. The Town Clerk sat as Assessor to the Court. Slcphere l'est and Thowas Gibbs were indicted for an assault upon Edward Cooper, one of the ...