... Before JoHNs BELL CROMPTON, Esq. and other Nagistrates. Robert Watson, aged 24, Peter Byr.ne, aged 25, and thomas Brown, aged 24, charged with stealing out of a dwelling-house at Risley, one bible and one brass curtain band, the property of Sarah Skeavington. It appeared from the evidence that the parlour window of the prose. cutrix was left open on the 14th April, about one o'clock, when the ...

... DERBYSHIRE OCTOBER SESSIONS. IJNlt'~l, I~ L~kII OCTOBER SESSIONS. Ce TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18. r Yesterday (Tuesday) the business connected with the ex. it penditure, &c. of the county was gone through before Philip 't Gcll, Esq. chairman, and a numerous attendance of M agis. I h trates. Previous however to its being entered upon, the Y Hon. G. H. (lavendish, MAl. P., Captain Clarke, and - ...

... AJ-Au a, mtIC -u--uliau, VIE J. --laU[y, rspri ii. t Before John Balguy, Esq. (Recorder)-Joseph Strutt, b Esq. (M1ayor,)-Richard Leaper, 11; TV. Iaden, b and Douglas Fox, Esquires, Magistrates. fi The Court was opened in the usual form, and the Procla- a madon against Vice and Immorality read, after which the 84 learned RECORDER addressed the Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, (of which Charles ...

... SESSIONS. I In our last Paper we gave all the proceedings at these sessions except a report of the trials of the prisoners. This we now furnish. The criminal business commenced on Wednesday, before Philip Gell, Esq. Chairman, and Lord Waterpark (in Nisi Prius Court,) and the following Mlagis- trates: Sir Henry Fitz-Herbert, Bart. William Mundy, Esq. SilGeorgeCrewe, Bart. AI.P. Edward Nicholas ...

... COURT OF ChIANCERY, Saturday, Nrov. 5. EDWAUDSV t. GRANDJUNCTioxRAILWAYCOMPANY. 2 His Lordship gave judgment in this case, which had also been argued before the vacation. The plaintiff represented ti the trustees of the Liverpool and Warrington Turnpike Road, and it appeared that when the railway company were h about to apply for their act of parliament, they, in ordet to as save the time and ...

... IMURDER OF COL. HANMIER'S GAME-KEEPER. ;. On Tuesday morning se'nnight, about ten o'clock, the a n neighbourhood of Leighton Buzzard was thrown into a con. ii k siderable state of alarm on information of James 'Giltrow I te being found dead on the South West side of Bragenham rs y Warren, between Leighton Buzzard and Great Brickhill. 8 :o The deceased's forehead, eyes, and nose, were ...

... jDEU13YSHIRE LENT ASSIZES. X ~ JA~ ~ ~tral On Monday about noon, the High Sheriff, (WILLIAs, bii, k'OLE TISORNHILL, Esq.) es-cotted by hisjavelin men, &c. thi and accompanied by a numerous party of Gentleman on I horseback, entered this town, and after partaking of dinnerta a the King's Head Inn, proceeded on the Nottingham road the to meet the Judges, the Right Hon. James Lord Abinger, and ...

... - v w -. A im o . . . . . vr lA JX, JUJIL NW. a (Before Lord Chief Justice Tyndal.) d CR1I5. CON.-NORTON V. MELBOURNE. t This being the day appointed for the trial of the cause of * Noerton ?? Melbourne, at an early hour all the doors of the Coidr we besieged with persons struggling for admission d The number of Barristers who tried to obtain admittamce, b lloild have more than twice filled ...

... NISI PRIUS COURT, TUESDAY, MARCH 15| -r .- . - at- m Ir. a- 0 Before the Right lion. LORD ABINVGER. WVILLIA5M ROIBINSON V. JOHN ROBJINSON. K The plaintiff and defendant were in the joint occupation Kt of a farm at Baddingtan. the owner of which disapproving of c n such kind of tenancy, conditions were entered into between . the parties that the plaintiff should give up his share of the I n ...

... CC. 'se Soon after twelve o'clock yesterday. (Tuesday,) the Court IC he assembled for the dispatch of business connected with the Is, income and expenditure of the county, &c. &c. ; PHILIP ad GEsLC, Esq. chairman. , lis REVISION OF THE COUNTY RATE.-.The first, and RC only motion standing for discussion, was that introduced d. last sessions by E. S. Charados-Pole, Esq. respecting a revision ot ...

... DY BYSUIRE LENT ASSIZES. H NISI PRIUS COURT, WEDriE5DAY, MARCH 16. ill Before the RIG1HT HON. LORD ABIrVGER. i LUND V. GR1EEN. p This was an action of trespass and assault. . le M~r. Hill, Mir. Humphrey, and Mr. Hall conducted the at case on the part of the plaintiff. Mr. Sergeant Goulburn qi and Mr. Whitehurst appeared for the defendant. e The action was in facet brought to try the right to a ...

... WILFUL MURDER, AT VARRINGTON. We have this week to record the particulars of a crue murder, perpetrated at Carrington, near Nottingham, by William Terrey, better known by the cognomen of ' Bust. n l ler Terrey, of Daybrook, four miles from Nottingham , i who, on Saturday night, the 8th instant, or easly on bI Sunday morning, stabbed William Renshaw with a knife, and cut him so extensively ...