... I tre TriunsDAv, December 10th, I83,.-Present--sir D. Scor-, 13 and W. Sevanourt, Esq. !C. COUNTY CORT'a.-IDIPRoTArcT CASE. - PhilCoX V I'-others. ,John Philcoxt, the complainant, deposed tha;t s IC-j Dec. 4th, I was alone in Bloomsbury cottae iiho ed Ireside with my wife, in the absence ofg, andrashtis ~ DOiatihury, At a quarter before 10 o'clock at nighit I hlear of the back yard gate tring. ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COWURT, HORSHAM, BEVORS Mit. Comaszssrossat RZYNOLSoas. Robert Cant. Had no debts owing to him, no furniture ~ had sold all his goods; all the debts. owing by him were debts con- tracted last year; paid ready money subatoqueistlyll.is a single man; never was particularly extravagant.t On hli's crosmarexarination, it appeared that hie had reserved 8, some goods under the- ...

... EAST' SUSSEX ADiJOORNED MICHLMAS SESSIONS. I These Sessions commenced on Wednesday morning last at the County Hall, Lewes, at ten o'clock. The Earl of Chichester, Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, presided in the Crown Court; and William Seymour, Esq., in that of Nisi Pries. COuWN COUnT. The Grand Jury having been sworn, His Lordship delivered his charge: in the course of svhich he lamented ...

... LtAVS. Wlc understand that the Board of Guardians ave abandoned their intention of building a Union ifr ti pe, an have come t4 a detevmi'ationl of repatring1 SOe'diert o-1dt as to render them apabiec f tilte -bc ?? i6esvhilihhybe5h.5 to of them, anidthat ted at an d im s irve a Iprnedt of ainew one-the preetivt plafjebtnottk i~to e'uat frota the rates than the original plan wes alat that the ...

... BaENCH OF MAGISTR4TS. 1 WEDNESoAY, Dec. 23. A boy, named GSarge Watkins, was committed for trial on a' charge ot' stealing four pairs of boots fioni a shop in. Albion. street. He had offered them for. ale in the Lanes when he was detained. The mother was gred'ly afficted by the 8ituAiion which her eonts misconduct had brought him into. Jl'i'ltsDAV.-Preserrt: W.S.SEvmoutr, Esq.. A man, named ...

... MURDER OF A MAN BY HIS WIEIX AND CHILDREN. A crime of the most horrible nature was lately committed in the arrosdissement of Forcaiquier, namely, tile muider of a man by his own children with tire sanction of their mother. They were all brought up to take their trial at this Court, and were placed in the dock all in a row. They appealed greatly dejected, and their countenances much fallen. The ...