... These Sessions commenced at Guildhall, at 9 in the morning on Monday last, before Samuel Kingdon, Esq., Mayor; Francis Newman Rogers, Esq, Recorder; Wm. Lee, Henry Blackhall, John Harris, Wm. Crockett, Wm. Kennaway, and Philip Chilice'd De la Gardie, Esq., Justices. Wm. Henry Besly, Esq , was sworn as Foreman, and the following with him composed the Grand Jury:--Harry G. Kersteman, Richard ...

... ',,SOhERSE.T ASSIZES. The comfinissiots for Otis vcounty WatS O~twnecl at Tanetn.o Snttitrdse, 0 td I-hits it'vsl ene1, .1at tt. tv Ai. 3 itstii'c Littlesiale, who did ?? tin ie front L~ao oesmotl till thatt tale htour. ' Ier were SO priovt-tlr' for trial, and 34 rau~oss. 7 of' thean -ftr specitt' juries. At 1I ji,'elntk on Sunday morning. th 4ng6 Sir .- h ilt'ilals, nt,ttt'itd divinie ...

... MtungnEa.-At the Cornwall Assizes, Philip Manuel ttas indicted for the wilful murder of his daughter, Caroline Manuel. by 8h alianlr her wvith n gonn. The prislner i& n manl or singularly wild appenranle. mird, iviile cloudin g 11 the dock, ?? fixed his eyes wjith-an Intence gaze on the sifferent objeets that calight ?? Manuel, anorthier dlatsnlitr ait the prianuer, was ainia t 17 years of age ...

... ECCLESIAISTICAL COURTS. (Froo; the Lincola4hira Chronictle.) The S lect Committee in the House of Lords, on the l;ccle- siastical Courts' Bill, madc their Report on Tuesday, the 29th of March, and recommended tie abolition of all the Country Courts. There were only five Peers present when the Report was agreed to, viz. :-the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the Lord Chancellor, ...

... 3SMRERS'ET ASSIZES. T'he King Versus Joseph Biodribb Sherring. gentlemaft, and 'William Bla rkwell Cross, solicitor, both et this city. 'Ihis im- porttit cause caine on On nWednesday. 'Ihe-defendants wvre in- -licted for ell alleged alteration of an entry in the parish register of Whitchurch, on the 23rd of February, 1825. W Mr. Sergeant Boinpas and Air. Ball conducted the prosecution, r and ...

... These Sessions commenced on Mlonday at the Guildhall.-The E calender contained the names of 84 prisoners -The magistrates on the bench (without their gowns or any insignia of office) were J the right worshipful the mayor, Win, Fripp, Esq. ; the slierilli D. Cave,- Esq. 'IT. Daniel, J. George, G. Golditey, N. Roth, 'and1 A. Hilhouse, Esqrs. Mr. Serjsatt Ludlow took his seat in the usual place, ...

... | GLouCESTrRR AssIZES.-Oit TuLesda thle 29th Lit., thle Highs Sherihfof the county, Samuel Gist Gist, ESq., proceeded to Over, where he met Mr. Baron Aldersonx, ho was escorted with the usual ceremonies, and the commission was duly opeuedi in the Shire Hall. Theouliowiti garethesenitenicesoftheprisonlerstried. DEATH RfCOtDEIix-J. Williamsn, J. Bryasnt, J. Weaver, Ann1 Williams, andi Ant ...

... , 3lURraFeL r A JluSBaSN BY HIS WIrE.-Harriet Tarver, aged 21, wvascharged with the wilfll murder of Thomas Tarvser, her husband, by administesinga to him arsenicsdisguised iaziecvps ang, at Chipping Campdsn, in this counly, son the I ilt of December. It appeared from the statemnent of the learned counsel for the pro. secution that Thomas Terver hadi gtone to work ii perfect health on the I ...

... DE V ( N S E S S IOnS f i 'nfieiild fro- Our lea., N 151Pillputi ,les,'5ll5e, Devon. NSI PRlUS3-s't. Ulle 0 11l)SV BlleIZe Delldn -) Din otiOII an;d collselit. order qasihed as to thc chiltl, Elizabetli Sautdeio, mid rogfunii ed as to the oothiel, ara dlsundi,;hnpote'z. *. S.oul uisjltoe.-_ntered and adjournCld. jtiefonhompagq nqis n, iio f otiisssi'5 xi sselssed 2'hnx, brt'qi JMImicnst-li 5 ...

... ASSIZ TINTERLULENCE. O ESET sSIZE _NI1SIPRIUS CO UR T. T,'e K~ing, v. Wotta.-( Before M r. Baron Ifolland a nd a ipc!tal jury. )-ilr. Erie, 51r. Frazer, and Mr. Bingham, conducted tile case for the prosecution: M1r. Sergi ant Boenpas, end Mr. Itowe appeared for thecdefendant. Mr. Erie stated the case. 1-Te said the defendent ?? a farmer, residing in the parish of Fresbfarid. In 1833, 13'4.. ...