... SUI'rOLK AIASIZES. The day appointed to opnteomisnwaWde- day last.' The High Sherilff, Edw~ard Bliss. Esq., arrived at S Bury to mak herh usual prkai*~ ions for the receptiou of Ci the )eto.rned Judges, about'oki O'Iock -but at four o'clock a: special m~essenger tirrived~trdn s nrlidge, with the in- telligence that owving to the pressurd6 of business there, the ft Commission would not be ...

... VCAM1BRIDGD ASSIZESt | TUESDAY, July 26.. 1 The following case excited intense ifiterest from the ex- traordinary nature of the circumstances connected with it. AMary Asnn Wagstaff v. Braere and others.-Mr. Kelly and Mr. Andrews appeared as counsel for the plaintiff, the At- torney-General, Mr. Austin,& Mr. Byies,fofthe defendants. Mr. Andrews opened the pleadings by stating that it was an ...

... Tuesday, July 5,1836. These Sessions commenced on Tuesday last, in one Court before Thomas Quayle, Esq., chairman; in a second, be. fore Robert Alapletoft, Esq. There were 67 prisoners for trial; the calendar being the heaviest in the memory of the Court. TiosQ. Quayle, Esq., in his address to the Grand Jury, expressed his regret at the number of cases on the ca. 1endar, but he thought it was ...

... IPSWICH COUNTY. SESSIONS, (Contihmed from last nech.) SATURDAY, July 2.-3Before E. GoDFnY, Fsq. James Palmer, 25, and Joseph Buchbighenn, 23, charged wvith having stolen divers atticles of wearing apparel, the property of James Jordan, pleaded guilty, and were each sen tenced to be transported tor seven years. James Bastard, 24, was indicted for, having on the 13th of May, stolen a silk ...

... - ?? ?? I..+d flC3P 1 These Sessions were held on Thursday last, before the Recorder, C. F. Williams, Esq. The Grand Jury having been sworn, the Recorder, in the course of some remarks, said it was most gratifying to his feelings when he found, bv the exertions of the Magistrates, and by the activity and atcuteness of tlhie police, or by the. fear oif both, that crime was. preven~ted or ...

... WOODBRlDGE ADJOU.RNED SE,, oj. - I TUESDAY- .Tt1v 1e ' TUESDAY, July 12. 0 6. Befote-J. Moseley, Fsq. (Chairman), the Right Hnj a Rendlesham, Capt. Shafto, ?? Moor, pe. Lord Wilson, R. N. Shawe, Esq. ' v Iobert d ,Sauiel Barleigh, 26, late of Saxmundham was w with having, on the 20th April last, stolen a reh o property of John Leggatt, bricklayer, Of Parham. The soner when putlupotl his ...