... ASSIZE INTELLIGENCO. At the Cavan Assizes, on the Ist inst. the Crown Counsel withdrew all proceedings against the Orange nen, indicted for walking in procession on the 12th of July last. Tnis he did in obedience to instructions from Lord M ulgrave; who expected that ?? the proceedings in Parliamernt, and the example of obedience set by the Duke of Cumberland, there would be no occasion in ...

... - TOnaDtv MiY A PLIESST. I The French. papers contain lengthy reports of the trial of a curate, namied De Laocollonge, accused of having killed 'hi mistress, ahd'cifi her ?? The proceediogs commenced with the examination of the prisoner. U e admitted liaving received at hifs house other young Winmen besides Finny Besson. I-je ackniov- ledged that Fanny Beson visited him at !is house sevctal ...

... - ?? ~i~ii:L* arE~ ii THE KExBv AluitDteIt.-The trial of John Mlorley, a thamer, pbout thirty years told, .charged with the murder, on thie 1tO of July last, of Thomas Robinson, gamekeeper of P.ql}. Thompson, B'sq ?? at Kexbj; in the parish Dfdfunningtort, commenced with the openiig cithe Court, on'Friday, thef 1th instant, and etcited much attention. Afessrs. Coltman, Starkie, and Wortley ...

... ; , ,. D W, E- : , PO ,MEETZNG. I ~ !Z W .. -'On.Mionday last, the'mrnont'try pieetint, of tlie-Coonrois-' iohers: jof' Police took pla'e at- the Towin Holl i Thoinas .Thpughtnsr'ti-q. in ?? . -.'O.rP6Tee 1Xw'F ?? -MnAr. C. Swoailikon, in 'a ,Jiumqcsrous address, called the attention of the Comnijs~ion- ,e thte ptate'.of the footpath ftqm Nw ?? eto. ,vArd~stWltoi, ' rje, '4 nuimber;,foypringl' ...

... YORK' SPRING ASSIZEs. CROWN COURT-AIONDAY, IARCHI 7. SENTRNCE UPON BtID. EDWARD BARR. Mr. Edward Barr, Solicitor, of Leeds, was ordered to be brtgligt up), wlhon his lordshipaddressed him at follows: _ Edward Barr-You have pleaded guiltv and strictly ,;,nrsessed to tnhe truth of two intlicumentst laid against you for the otaence of forgery. Each of these indictments cha rges you with having ...