... I _ ~COURT- COM.OI10N PLEA.S. WCdnsrCdarI, June 22 CRII. CON. NORTON V. LORD MELBOURNE. This case, which has excited such an extraordinary de- gree of interest, came on for trial this morning. Long be- fore the time appointed for the opening of the Court to the public, the gallerics were crowded, it being generally un. derstoood tirat as much as five guineas had been given for seats. Indeed, ...

... SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER. I ~ - I The following atrocity, which has just occurred at Philadelphia, bears a very striking resemblance to the tragedy perpetrated in Liverpool three week's ago. The cause of the crimes was the same, and the mode in which they 'verecommitted very similar, though they really were somewhat different:_ Ifortible Oiccurrence.-..Suicide and At tempted Aluder of a ...

... Manchester has given another splendid instance of its promptitude when an expression of public opinion is ne. cessary. There was a very general desire amongst re. formers that a protest should be made against the Lv rad. hurst-mutilations of the Irish Corporations Bill, but as Whitsuntide is here a continued holiday, no movement was made till Monday evening, when a meeting was held, Thomas ...