... I ZWaGASTLE WIOHAMLWA1- S SSXIONS Wil'i'iitu, Ilq. , Recorihl1' of ?? tLvos', tiae Righti Willshii ul1 tilie Allayiii, (1. J. Iliggw, Esq., T. Donn, H, E~ , Hunil, lid ?? E. leitdilmai, CI. ?? ]Ilulnl, 1. Ridley, It Plummier, A. Nichoil, 'itd W. Lorint lie, Emijrs., Magiigstraites. altteudid oil 10l benchi dulvinig thle day. 'Tihe flullowinig gellietoete were liwurli lit Lilt Griand July ...

... I rinBeRWCATimLE DMA-SfEL SMIONO- These Sessions were held on Wednesday lost, before Charles .John Bigge, E;sq., Mayor, G. H. Wilkinson, Esq., Recorder, and a bench of magistrates. 'Ihe following gentlemen were sworn of the Grand Jury:-Mr W. Clayton, foreman; Messrs D. Akenhead, Jos. Heald, John Jobling, R. G. Newinarch, 'Thomas Lowrey, J. Rtidley,jun., Robert Beckwith, Thomas Hoodgson, Isaac ...

... RWEOLVSfl DDBJOBSOaorta On FrIday last, at the Moothall, Henry Revell Reynolds, Esq., Chlef CoMnmilslotier, held a cour't tor the relletot Insolvent debtors belongilig to the coutity of Northumberland, when the followilig cases were memid;- Jim/ms ildi, n, late of Ellilogham, maister, was unopposed, but It appearing in the courbe of the examimmation that lie had executed a deed of ?? l favour ...

... 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 ...

... Tno rnZI~lWM'S GUIXZI. The Easter Guild ef the Free Burgesses of this town was held oii Monday last, before C. J. Bigge, Esq., Mayor. ln- mediately after the Town Clerk commenced reading tlie guilds, he was stopped by Mr It. Nichol asking the Itayor if he meaint to adopt that course of proceeding ? The Mayor said, he cer- tainly did ; for the meeting was consveined for no other purpose than to ...

... C03ONER.'B XINQUllST.-CIZLD rt7UfDME. It wits stted last week, that an Inquest was Teid~l onbte InFIBtanlt Ot thre body of it new-born child, which laid bitch found Iin a poadtiat lvest Jesmonid. Slime of the jurymeit, wve under- staute, who sat on that inquest, expressed at belief that a ILenale sitatied Mary Douglas, servant wi t, William Dlees, a sione ma- son, residittg at Jesmond West ...

... -OVARMAM MPAINO A04404 AJP.ViD4 Y. Aj.fro4i -i, -Omrlwls~liolt fir' ltolidlig^ 11:1C.' ?? Wall pt p'.o~ltlo Don ll llyk, .1l uhejulIS.!, belvgid;l;tl 11e1 ;It 'Oib, ana itd l Ieclut ; zlialilit Cl~powev1inlg tliontl tl ec ill i (le fefLILkiLN 21 'II IIer 6Ti .:iMtIIStiilHeT4. LO.iI C ilef JUStm ci -rirt l * ered at aIurhali01 oS1 S1aiday aIftel'eri, Ulld ?? dit rvlce iu the t:CatHIei0tl. ...

... I NORTHJMnMlRLAND aSSIZMB (Concluded.) CRGOWN SIOE-Before DUtr Justice Coleridge, FRZDiA , JULY 29. RICHARD POTTS (aged 4.0,) who was discharged the day before on a charge of sheep stealing, was again placed at the bar, charged with stealing a sack, containing barley, on the 1 Ith of March, the property of Mr William Fenwick, of Chesterhope. It appeared from the evidence that some person had ...

... I WORTZXUZnl3I213LLD MZDVUMZIMYM SEB3ZO33. 'll'S SUSo1011S wvere held at t-Jexharm, oil Thursday the 3U1li inst. At 10 o'clicl, the chairman, C.V. SBigge, Esq., and a llu- mi ?? bench ot l.lagistrates enter ed the court. After ti cusual .forms of the court had been read, the followinggentlemen were sworn of the Grand Jury :-Stamlp brookstakik, Esq., of the Hlermeitage, loremniit; John Pidley, ...