... LEWES QUARTER SESSrOVS. 'the Sessions coalleseed ao '~Ak a~.t ltr~rny business, prsisesslqgllhitjle. 'enlera'l anterest, 'wAs 4iSpsed-oF, an. the daty'on coaio, underihe lew Mkt directing thersvtolrs sold .by weight, was filied at 2t.d' ~ t rsrhlthe duty'o ttcuhn at 2s. Coke wilcnitd o e slbV izieallit. . -THE COMPOUND TINAT$.. Jamsrse Parker v.. Parish of Rrikhontlrf'insipoitatt ease Cam ...

... Edward Mills, a veryold and respectableinhabitantof Ilorsilam, was indicted, at the Petworth Sessions, for having, when brought before Sir C. M. Burrell, Batt. and Percy Bairrelt, ?? at the Hlorsham Bench, charged with a misulemeanonr, for which he was ordered to find sureties lor his good behaviour, sad to Percy Biurrell, EI.q., then acting in the administtition of justice,- It is a rascally ...

... MONDAY, January 25th, 1836. -Presept-Sin D. SCOIT. Batt. W. SEY'MOvni, ajld JOPIN HALL, Esqrs. Johia r3ennelt and Richardajollingdesle, chargedwithlleingdiu k and very disorderly, weie fined is. each, withl costs, and bound in £10. to keep the peace. ?? Spirt was charged by - Terry with stealing from the premnises 0f Air. Butcher, a millqr, a quantity of iron-wvork, value tOs.: he was takinig ...

... . BENCH. . .F),GtSTRATES. ?? 83S4W_ 1'Pre sento Srir-K~trr .i stiou a, Joi1Ns HALL, and W. FBANsKLAND, Eoqrs. l111Dis1/iNT C'A5E.-Fftfleis Thomas Yates was charged by Mr. 'Cohern,. of the Gitaidiass office, as follows :-thellerendaut is his apprentice; and had printed some cards ato his office on his own account had waistedl his time; and had undertaken work in the, printing line, which he ...