... THE COURT. WEINESDAY.-HiS Majesty, attended by Midlle, d'Este, took a ,carriage airing by the upper road to Shoreham, returning by tile sea-side. Her Majesty and Prince George. attended by Prince Ernest Earl and Countess Brossnlow, the Hon. Miss Mitchell, Lord de Lisle, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir CharlesThlornton, and MIr. Davis, rode out this morning. Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, ...

... EXCHEQUER CHAMBER-WElDsESDAY (Sittings at Nisi Prius.) [Before Air. Baron BOLLAND and a Common Jury.] THOMAS v. SAHILLIBIE:R. Mr. CRONYDEft said this was an action brough t by the plaintiff to recover the sum of £25 from the defendant the well-kuown omnibus proprietor. In the year 1833, the defendant was in partnership with a person of the name of Morton, and they ran several oinnibuses along ...

... The Constititti, one gives the following as a physical and moral poltrait of Lacenaire:- Lacenaire is thirty-five years of age, of ordinary stature, and of a bilious.sanguineous temperament. His constitution is robust; his complexion dark ; his hair jet black, but in some parts it be- gins to verge on grey; his neck is short and thick, its arteries pulsate with force ; his head is large, and ...

... PRISN DISCIPLINE. [We recommend an attentive perusal of the following account to the M agistrates of Sussex.- Ed.1 From the OnGINAtL, by Thomas Walker, Fsq., one of the Police Magistrates of the Metropolis. Prison discipline, like many other subjects which occupy public attention, is not worth the time and expense which are bestowed upon it. After thte repeated experiments that have been ...

... A SERVANT REWARDED FOR TAKING CARE , o HIS MASTER'S PROPERTY. BATTLE PETTY-SESSIONS, 2'7th of OCTOBER, i8a5, - Blivsco, Esq., IN; 711t CHAIRn. Henaru Lennard, groom to Mr. Breton, surgeon, of ij,%bill charged with assaulting William Copper and William ~ssi~ ,ads in Bexhill workhouse, one aged seventeen, and the'; fifteen years. Smith, a guardians' new governor, opened! business in a very long ...