... Yor~tibire bumnmer aooigo0. flal !(ISI1 FRIUS COURT-.-WEDNESDAY, JuL'e 20. in, CR131. CON. Mel MELLIN v.' TAYLOR,.il Mr. BLANSISAIR opened the pieadns tiho ohn toil Sutcliffe Mellia is the plaintiff; and Richiard Taylor is thle Mr defendant. The declaration stated that the dolendant had Ing bad criminal coonexion with the plaintiff's wife, whereby the 0135 plaintiff had been deprived of her ...

... YorAJjire. 'Urnmfr 00M (Continued fromnfourth page.)r I] CROWN COURT-SATURDAY, JULY 16. a JOHN HOLMES (2 1) was charged with having, on tho 5th a of June last, feloniously out and wounded Benjamin Preston, v of Yeadon, with intent to murder him. t Mr. MILNHR anid Sir GnreoRY LswiN were for the prose- cution. Mr. COTTINoSSAm defended tbe prisoner. tf The Jury found the prisoner. guilty of doing ...

... - |EXTRA6RDINARY CASE of HOMICiDTIE . I' l ' ,, C N . S . . . i . Coroner's lnqIilitiononi the body of a Rockite, who' wha shot a few nights ago, vhile In the act of dragging James Reeda man sixty years of age, from his fire-side, to shootthimi on a dunghill':-C 1-2 ' '' The body of Micihael Ward being brought into Borris- o'Kane, by an escort of police, from the house of James Reed, where, on ...

... I BRUTAL ASSAULT OX MR FRASER. 1 HTAaRL01ouom.GSTRaan.-On Wednesday week, the Ron.. G. F. Berkeley and the Hon. C. F. Berkeley were placed at. the bar, before Messrs. Dyer and Chambers, charged, theli former with committing a most violent assault upon Mr. Fraser, the bookseller, of Rcgent-street, and thelatter gentle. mail with aiding him in committing the assault. Mr. Fraser, upon ...

... On Thursday last, in inquest was held at thle Man- sion-I-louse, before Mr. John Tlhorney, coroner-, on thle body of Mary Rebecca Russell, a married woman, h. residing in Collier-str~eet1 who died-on Tuesday night, it edi was stated from taking Morison's Pills. John Russell, Cs husband of the deceased,' and Mr. James Wallworthi, ral surgeon, were 'examined, and in consequence of lice ...

... POLIC E. I Thle Altigistrates in atteodance at the Mansion House on Monday, were Mir. Cooktnan and Mr. Carrick. 'iwo you~g. ber, ma Willisi Adamsoon and Daniel Sutherland, apprentices of Mir. Will. Bell, of elle Vue Pottery, were charged by Bennett, thle foreman, ivith absconding 1rou11 their masters8 tills, employ. They had beon aplprehensded onl a warrant in Staff'ordshire, hut had ...

... EAST RIDING QUARTEk L SESSION 'S. I - i 'I MONDAY, JUNE 27, i 836. The Midsummer General Quart r Sessions of Peace, for the East Riding of the Co Inty of Yorkshi i were held this day in the Sessions House, Beverle The magistrates transacted private business in tbe own room till one'o'clock, when the.y proceeded in court for the hearing of appealsand cai es not requirii the attendance ofa jury. ...

... '-. - I An inquest wvas held last week at Woodhouse, near Lincoln, before Mr. Gregory, on the body of Thomas Burton.lesno James Angraves examined.-[ am the son of Thoas ngrveof Rushyfleilds, Woodhouse, in tile Thorits5 Ang~fave, Of~~sh~fe' iliamn Johnson, parish of Ba~rrow.0onSoa. I, Wilta ohsn Thomas Bigg, sort deceased, were mowing in a field of barley, belonging to my father, on Saturday, ...

... hire-the I 27w followbing I-Oports wvere ilnoavoidably' eiua t tsor14 hlated the publicotion.Jiedi urii hope Jot _1On§at u day Week anInoq uest was held at the ln hrmiry hcheilng.) 'leforeeJahnItBark wortt I Bsq., Coroner, on Ithe body of a anti theI d named 'Jamea Tay~lor, apprentice to Mr. Robson, n h Zu- a 'nr who was, s-hot' ir the tIgh 91, on the 13th of Jiluary. by eorge Taylor. to ...

... I I without any provocation to say, 'I Sir, you're a liar. The plaintiff was of course a good deal surprised and disgusted at sueban insult, and asked the defendant if he meant what he said, upon which he again said Siryou're a liar. Tile plaintift then did as little as might have been expected on such an occasionh tbre v his brandy and water in the defendant's face TheJudge inquired if ...

... RUIL QUAARTER SESSIONS. (Concluded from our last. FRIDAY, JAN. 8th. This morning the Court was opened, as usual, at ten o'clock, before R. C. HILDYAnD, Esq., Deputy Recorder. JOHN WILKINSON (29), Pleaded guilty of having, on the 27th of November, stolen a piece of rope, the property of Mr. Fras. Haworth. MARY REEDER (17), pleaded guilty of having, on ihe 14th of November, stolen a quantity of ...

... I _ VANDCUFFS-D19PUTED CLAIM. I On Saturday, at the Mansion-House, Jalnes Allison, the late constable for the extra-parochial district of 0 Drypool, and the Garrison Side, was charged by Andrew e Mc Manus, the new superintendent of police, with refusing to e deliver up a pair of handcuffs to inspector Craven, one of the officers appointed under the 84th section of the Municipal Act, whereby he ...