... DISGRAC|PUL PROCEEDINGS AF THE WHIG. I R~ADICALS AT HALIFAX. igare (From Ia Correspendent Of ta, Sandard) r'Es of On Friday evening last. a scene of liceutiows~ n d co opnfusion occurred at a dinner at Halifaxr, given by the Whig- ;,ed for Radicals to3 their sitting member, William Charles Wood, of at the the Admiralty, and Mr. Edward PrOthoro, jun of Bristol ull, on5 notoriety, their ...

... I I - . - I . . - .I ce The General Quarter Sessions for the town of he Kingston-upon-Hull, commenced yesterday, at the is Court-House, before RoDERT BAYNES AaMSraONa ,k Esq. Recorder. J. C. IParker, Esq. (the Mayor), and he Messrs. John Smith and W. B. Carrick, magistrates, g1, vere also present. i T 'The following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand :d jury : ph ' Mr. J. B. La Marche, Psbreman ...

... H I eo IM lw.. __ Ad -I - The Midsummer General Quarter Sessions for the Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull, were opened at the Court-House, by the Mayor, yester- day week, but in consequence of the newly-appointed Recorder, Wm. Baynes Armstrong, Esq., being unable to attend, they were adjourned till the following morning. On Friday morning the Mayor, the Recorder, and several ...

... COURT Of. TIMG'S ]ENCH, le, 1FE~~~ID.?BP&D.4y 3rd.Februaryl to '!93a IN74 Pfils irs Wesfniinster IHal, beforl ,Ldrd .Deninan arda Common Jury. LIBEL. tt~ Mr. DRYtSEN V. LuaAreIr ANOTHER. Ar aottasoq havipl; opeted,,the pleadings, CRESSWULL stateda the case to thle Jury :-1lle plaintiff, rir Dryrdhn, was a iespectabits gentleman wvho had during the *last tntentv yeln.s carried ou lthe businuess ...

... I B: I FRIDAY OCTOBER 21. The court met by adjournment, this morning, at t ten o'clock, and proceeded with tihe trial of felons, c None of the cases were of public interest. We have t previously given the facts attending each case, in our police reports, at the time of the. committal of the c parties for trial. FELONIEs. -f ISABELLA SHAKESBI', (13) charged with having onlt the 27th August ...

... THE MALTING LAWS. f the n:ll hrnu~ht atthe cose f the Abstract of the new Bill lrOUmthj, Chancellor of the last' session, lby the Rtight Ho Ec(hequer and Mr. Baring1, aditne ob andit las early next seosiol. The alteai re impfrtar and liberal, al; 'Vll as to the pulnas therheefec o mailtster. One of tile alteratleflS proped as t reducing thre mnalt taxe nearl d0,0 e n is n h orrulatiO gll ...

... These assizes commenced on Saturday last, when the Right Ronourable Sir James Parke, Knight, one of the judges of he Assize, was met at Dringhouses by the High Sheriff, N. E. Yarbargh, Esq. and the City Sheriff. The cavalcade formed one of the most numerous and imposing scenes which has been witnessed for a number of years. It arrived in the city about six o'clock. After the commissions had ...

... to BUILEY, MONDAY, OCTOBEaR 1,1836. thle The General Quartetr Sessions for the East Riding of the ngCounty ofyOrk commencedbhere this day. Thermagistrates cg transacted private business in their own room till one ky, o'clock, when they proceeded into court, andi commenced ken hearing the bastardy caees, of which there were a large number. None of the cases presented any features of peculiar ...