... COURX OF KING'S BENCH-MONDAY. ITBlE AIPPLEBY HALL AFFASIR.rl The K~ing v. the Proprieorsts of the Satirist News. se ic Paper.-'lle Attorney General was instructedto move, M Ison tie part of George Moore, Esq., a gentleman resid- pr id ing in Leicestershire, f~or a rule to show cause why a l to criminal information should not bc filed against the lis proprietors of the Satirs'it, nswspaper, ...

... MIURDER OF A MAN' 13Y IIHS WIFE. Ie- ay, A murder has recently been made known by oneof t the parties concerned in it, which was committed in ocd Fralce two years ago. The particulars are as fol- nd ?? Icldise, the murechal of the village Of ict Majeloup, had lived peaccably with his wife for niany lie years, andi hall a blilnil y of five childrqn. In the early in- part of tlhe year 1834, ...

... CRIIIS. CON.-NORTON v. MIELbOURNE. COUCTO05 COMMtON PLEAS, WEDNESDAY. This being the day appointed for the trial of the cause of Norton v. Melbourne, at an early hour all the doors of the Court were besieged with persons struggling for admission. We never saw on any for- titer occasion so great an anxiety to hear proceedings . in a Court of Law. Sir \V. Follett said, the plaintiff was tile ...

... I COURer OF EXCHEQUER, 13TII JuXE 1836. r IOEtONcN r OENMISE OF IAil AND OTHtERSI).WY-NE, ESQ. r-~~JUDGMENT1 Mr. BAnION PARSE-In the case of Roe on the demise of Hart and others v. Wynne, in which the Df verdict was found for the defendant, a new trial was ie moved for on two grounds, first that the verdict of the Jury was against the evidence, and secondly there was a misdirection of the ...

... POLICE ts AMARYLlmNOAE. t xrATnRanDIsARY FRACmS.-A peace-warrant, wvhich was applied for in the private room a few days since, came on this morning for hearing. The complainant was Madame de Boulsy, No. 24, Upper Montague- e street, Alontague-square, snd the defendant, Alis s Caroline Smitl, No. 1, Upper Seymour-street XVest, D Edgware-rond. ?? de Boulay, vwho seemed greatly excited stated ...

... COUlt' (OF LXCFIEQUEI, JUNE. 4. (Sittings in Banco in Trinity Term.) £DWAIDS V. WI.LIAM1S, CLErr. ( This case came on for trial at the last assizes for a Anglesey, before Mr. Iiaron Curney, when a verdict l passed for the defendant. T'Ihe action was brought by the plaintiff, a rcspecta- r ble farmer, against the defendant, a Dissenting minis- b ter, for an alleged breach of promise of marriage ...