... POLIC9. MARLDOno~loH~s~rREET.-Robert Smith and W~illiam- Davis, a couple of boys, 'in full professional costume of thc order Chummy, were brought before Alr. d Conant, charged with the Isigls crime and misdiemean- our of having a ttempted to carry off a portion of the 1' .e contents of Lord Derby's dlust-hole, the property of o ; thle dust contractor of that district. n 1 Please your ...

... Carbarvonshire Assizes. The Commission of Assize for this county was opened at Carnarvon on Wednesday afternoon. mr. had Baron Gturney was received and escorted into the town her by the High Sheriff, Captain Parry, R. N., and the idy usual retinue of javelin men. For- On Thursday, after attending divine service in St. !ive ary's, where an appropriate sermon was given by in- the Sheriff's ...

... CONSPIRACY AGAINST biR. SLY. 'Ibe Trial for the alleged murder of the late Mr. Walsh, which excited so much public attention, has terminated in the triumphant acquittal ofo Mr. Sly, his innocence being clearly established before a jury of his countrymen after a trial which lasted upwards of eleven hours. Perhaps the annals of history can- I not afford a parallel to tile base conspiracy ...

... Anglesey Aasizes. On Saturday evening, Baron Gurney was ushered te into town by the High Sheriff Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esquire and usual escort, when his lordship proceeds.I ed to court and opened commission with the usual for: _ malities. On Sunday, the learned Baron attended Divine Service in St. Mary's Church, where an ap- propriate sermon was preached by the Sheriff's Chap- l lain, the ...

... rcnn11iil T ?? i:7-IA se a- Oxron.D.-il1r. Joh1n ilnirrfrd, who was tried at Ih the last Assizes, and found guilty of the capital offence ts of attempting to discharge loaded arms at 31r. a- Giles Ladd, with intent to murder him, was placed at K- the bar. in At the last Assizes it appeared that Mr. Mi'ountford had sent to lMir. Ladd a tin case, filled with a large d quantity of gunpowdder ...

... ASSJZE INTE1LLIGENCE. OXFORD. MIURDERi.-TI KING V. '1'lOM.1AS CLAY. The prisoner was indicted for the wilful murder of Thus. Cooper, the gamekeeper of Major Weyland, by shooting him. IEli7abethi Cooper, the widow of the deceased, an old woman, stated that on Tuesday, the 3d of Nov. last, in the afternoon, he went out with a gun and a powder-flask. IHe was rather deaf, and was an old nitan. ...

... POL IICE. L-- I -.1 ?? ut rs. THAMES OFFICE-- 1'ziE B131I~ ALir,1i ut LEOo.-On Mr. Broderip taking his seat he to the Chief Clerk that on his way to t1e othf i, of tention was called to a number of individuals e-, ag in a group on the pavement, surroundedl by a atperson, and on inquiry he found they wert a part s the British Auxiliary Legion ii the Service of ii, Queen of Spain, who had been ...

... ?? Assizes. Mr. Baron Gurney arrived at Bala from Montgoane- e rysh ire on Saturday Evening; and on Sunday attend- e. ed Divine Worship, accompanied by the High Sheriff, n J. E. Borscott, Esq., of Hendre isaf; an excellent Sermon was delivered jy the Sheriff's Chaplain, tile a Rev. W. Hughes, Rector of Corwen. g On Monday the Court opened. Tile following are the Grand Jury:- G. Howell Vaughan, ...

... AN IMPUDENT INI'RVUDER. ALsLOn.OUCoe1-STIIELT.---Thoines Callaglian livas charged with the following impudent robbery:-ilr. Sweeney, of' Castle-street, Luicester-square, had a piity of friends ait his house the previous evening, end the prisoner happening to cattle by just at tihe theot a number of the guests hiad got to the dcil', wvalked boldly into the house wvith then), ntd took his 0se1t ...

... CENTRAL CIRIMINAL COURT-TUESnAY. SENTENCES ON Tllv. PRISONERS. to On Tuesday morning, at 'alf-past 11 o'clock, the Recorder, accompanied by the Sheriffs, Aldermen, tin and other City officers, took their seats in the New fol Court, and the Recorder proceeded to pass ?? upon those prisoners who bad not been sentenced at s the time of their conviction. The following prison- il I eas were then ...

... Anglesey 'assizes. I3RrFACII OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. ol ni MAROGARIET EDWARDS V. ROBERT WILLIsAMS. h [In our last, we gave an epitome of this action, wN iwhich terminated on thle eve of publication ; we now rE lay before our readers a more amnple dletail-the case I, liaving excited considerable interest.] hi BExAvsAnRo, MAncir 21.-i'sr. WVelsby opened the ci pleadings. The plaintiff sought to ...

... MlONTOOMIEBRYSflRE ASSIZES. On Tuesday the High Sheriff of the County, at- tended by a numerous body of friends, escorted Ifir, Baron Gurney, into the town of Pool the equipage and liveries of the attendants were unusally elegatnt. His Lordship immediately proceeded to open the com- mission in the New Court which has just been erected M4r, Baron Gurney said :-Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, in ...