... EAST RIDING QUARTEk L SESSION 'S. I - i 'I MONDAY, JUNE 27, i 836. The Midsummer General Quart r Sessions of Peace, for the East Riding of the Co Inty of Yorkshi i were held this day in the Sessions House, Beverle The magistrates transacted private business in tbe own room till one'o'clock, when the.y proceeded in court for the hearing of appealsand cai es not requirii the attendance ofa jury. ...

... LA If' IN TELLIGENCE. en to -O loen- COURTll OF KING'S HiL-'1CIi-Tm. -tnix. ineyii'in.I iito. hills Mr. 'I')II SMn I It. ki;ItA . CT i k;Bi~ appersed for te pioiut: it ould and M r. C nvw,.i !,n ' nd Mn r. Ni AI ?? 1,;r t I ie l~viinio. Sto hI's; %sas an initti n to rccovinrut:t diff'rnene off retigt on the Ithe u~hipkme-t of at car'go ...

... LAWI INOTJCLkS-'i'l1. DAn. VilCE-CIZANCPtLLOR'S CO UR'i, LIN CO LN'S INNV-Stt at tea. Smith v Hut(i hr. otr, trt he rob-c ?? lpR v Tie Attoryev. r, rieral, ditto-I> torte 6rir-ith, petitiotn bytrier-l roi is iv E vaas, -dr ler-1'hi}iliprv Nitclt; to, e--ptiono, ,rTlearlf-b.irrrmw v lnoe, tlrtl.er tirettr lit -I P m V atheI plano , ol'yot - ?? t V l'o~r cli, dilto-')t ?? * rton i, ,lr' 0- ri ...

... A;Ik i Siss _O .. - ;I , q . 1.iqs a ?? ti.iili, . , ?? t F ' i:! ?? ?? ;, On Thursday last, the General Annual Sessiodiiof h'i Peace for this coutpty. was heldjins the Court ilor1se,, 't 'Courtif Quarter Sessions having been: adjournedfor' that purpose at half past eleven in the forenqoon'' bbtll. o'qlock, by which time it was expected the business before tie magistrates (including the ...

... The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this City were holden on Monday last, Andrew Anuos, Esq. the newly appointed Recorder, sitting as soleJunige, under the powrers of the Municipal Corporation Act. After the Gran'd Jury had been sworn, the Learned Gen- tlemnan addressed them very shortly, observing, that it was much to the credit cf the city that out of so large it popri- lation ...

... I DUNRHAMI ?? I SESS3zCNs. |l1- D)Au , i uS: z 7. iSili. Tlle roirt stt this twotintt atl 9 ioclock. Alter the olrierv- nnce of th. ?? teIoms, thl! Graind July iecre s ruit ito, w toin the Clhai, malt briefly addressed oil tilh state of dt,' cilhtidar, . hic, he regrettel to ibse rv'! was niure imitcrouu than Isual, thoiogh the cases ,ere ounly ot a trifing tiature. Th l'lohawing, are the ...

... The first general Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for theboug of Bristol, under the separate jurisdiction granted by his Majesty's Prisy Council, commuenced at the Guildhsll on Thursday morn- ing, before the Recorder, Sir Charles W~etherell. The interest excited on this, occasion wvas by no. means extraordinary, the at- tendance in the hail not being more numerous than formerly. Sir Charles ...

... ,'.IANSION-1liOUSR. SIFdAi-V 16'}1. SWTEI-ClHON 1I II.TFA.- Yestelrlay the Loid )h~or adtjudiceted in a cir c of very eonsiderable ?? to those awho are intmrts.(I in thye msvigation of thi River 'Ilions Tlie deciiion, it is rclcuilated nsill have a il. ist bhieficial cfiect iii cirusing thc rem'oval of the mioly iijsti~irmcrtg a rioch have Leiv every hour presenting theni- sivm lve imongst thi ...

... LAWTV IA TAEL LIGENCE. Al M~i OF 1ORI -MAA A 'PEALS-F Irtu Si. 1K uN I f Ior the(. rL Spon'lerits, cc tindi-r thilt thle dcr- CUI , ie oif IhII -ne is ean, % 1E ?? fly ft ,WOUld be ftoiiil fatly to .usthin tie juilgrcert of like joitrt below. 1 hil principle it fth!l- svwi, thait a contract to lbe binding uiuilt hi- i tit-d ciinto fuiddfo arid %ss iotu any concealment- and ?? that princitle, ...

... miD SUMMER QUARTER SESSIONS, _ ~ ~~ I On Wednesday last, the Court of Quarter Sessions for the Hundred of Amounderness, Blackburn, and Leyland, was held by adjournment, at the Court House, in this town, T. B. Addison, Esq., Chairman. There were present oil the bench Colonel Rawstorne, Thomas Miller, T. R. WN. France, John Blarshall, Joseph Bushell, John Cairow, and Charles Dickson Archibald, ...

... I WORTZXUZnl3I213LLD MZDVUMZIMYM SEB3ZO33. 'll'S SUSo1011S wvere held at t-Jexharm, oil Thursday the 3U1li inst. At 10 o'clicl, the chairman, C.V. SBigge, Esq., and a llu- mi ?? bench ot l.lagistrates enter ed the court. After ti cusual .forms of the court had been read, the followinggentlemen were sworn of the Grand Jury :-Stamlp brookstakik, Esq., of the Hlermeitage, loremniit; John Pidley, ...

... BERKSHIRE MIDSIUMMER SESS1ON3, D JUNE 28, 1836. n Bfore the Right lion. Lord Viscount Barrington; Sir r M. Xiimenes T. Goodlake, Esq.; J. Hercy, lEsq.; Dr. Mitford ; W. Mount, Esq. Major; H. Court, Esq.; C. Eyston, Esq.; H. C. Cherry, Esq.; T. Bowles, Eeq.; W. Morland, Eiq. ; Sir H. Rassell; Captain Forbes; the Rev. N. l)odson, &c. &c. William 11atts, aged 60, labourer, charged with having, e ...