... DUHAMM WINTEI amBSZOw. | OQN04 ?? January 4th, 18S6, The court sat this morning at 10 o'clock, after the usual preliminaries, the CUAMIRMAN proceeded to address the Grand Jury. It the course of last year he had had occasion to con- gratulate the county on the diminution of crime, and now at the conclusion uf the year, he was happy to say that that dimi- nution was more marked than at any ...

... _ NORTHUt~iEIUEBLAIW WINTER SESSIONS, I Before Chas. W. Biqge, Esq.and a Bench of Mflagistrates. The usual forms having been gone through, the following gentlemen answered to their names as Grand Jurymen:- Henry Bell, of Newbiggin, Esq., foreman; and Jos. Lamb, of Lemington; J. G. Clarke, of Benton Lodge; T. Fen- wick, of Low Preston; J. L. Loraine, of Warden; J. An- derson, of Coxiodge; N. ...

... NmW1111HI 1W ! ?? NMEWCASPfL '67ZffTR HSMOS0fNS. -- Thesc ?? 1u ?? VldbeD, otV Wednesday last, when the Rlight Worshipful Ctoarles John Bigge, Esq. Mayor, J. L. Hood, Esq. late Mayor, G. H. Wilkinson, Esq. ltRcorder, T. Dunn, Esq. Sheriff, t. P. I'hilipson, Esq. Under- Sheriff, and A. Reed, Lsq., A. Surtees, Esq., and B. Biell, Esq. late Aldermen, took their seats on the bench. None of the new ...