... MIDDLESEX JUL a SESSIONvS-TiiuIt'IDAi'. Ilefore lr. Sergeanrt Avv m, Chairmlnin, and a fiull boer of IlMagytratoes.] alre Iibor f II'I'rOMetl allrd Ietitloens IaU IC; but the greatror 1i a of the lay ?? P(t rlcil in heafri.g thoe appool Of John PIrker' Thr laos tarry, wid Li% is HrInIpirph ?? t ninst convthtitt ir by \Wdililtt Jhin leoriderip rmd Wl'iltliamr llalletntirie, 1tsqirY., for earlea ...

... ASSIZE IA'TELLIGENCE. NORiTHER'iN CItlCUITi-iDi'HAt v T1UESDAYt, Jul e ''llt.r tltor i, a. rullistrlllo ot tilt, roillty ofi Dulrhoil. Tilt ie.'eltint is proprietor of TAI, I,, hamt ?? ich, SToldt it libel iii flprt liol ?? patbttishdic Vi nt5 pater II tlil TO, ti Noveeldtr last. It ?? Otatiit, iI ftll dats peeeviell'y, ttte Pat Eillio 1 al ieep 1,itrlgit 'et'lrt tile ?? and1 committted'l to ...

... POLICE INTIN.LLIGENCE. AlAttLBOttOU0ii STRET FiiAUDiS OvNi~.ia iy lo fi Tiialfias .j ?? tharlged with lIaving', hy tf ?? rel-t Imr teliitti ';olita.S ato'iie frona La'y Gleerge Ml arry iasd Lidy he rt sohi The prisonler -iatrivei to iteri Lady Muiieray It tier favour, Iy rreespetino g herself to be a willdW uillti live lli Id verlttle She WaS 0HOiUtHiiO a c tulving ite tilie Irceil'Siie's ...

... LEWIS, WEDNESDAY, JUEY 27. HARRISON a. GOUTLD.-This action was brought by the plaintiff, Betty Harrison, to recover from the defendant, John Gould, compensation in damages for a breach of'promise of marriage. From the evidence called on the part of the plaintiff; it appeared that she, now twenty-four years of age, was kitchen.maid to Lord Egremont, in whose service her father was as gardener. ...

... 1I yIF, CIjCtW1'I-G(uLit Fot), FitIA C, JULY 29. Lord AT1ii'er orri~ed ?? trei Lrewves ye terddoy, od prouceeded t) olpell tlhi ('I(lliS-iOII toer ?? tile Assize ier tihe aounty of lrre . ~Mr. JilStiiL (i Gselue (lid llot Uccttilli'lly 1ils I orishil,, is lie 1,uonaioed to try IC ?? loll cccl I o shhh wer. iiildisposed LO. e N ;i'h~ASil} iS 11ZS'l', tllOllgllI lo ...

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... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, arc. I NARROW ESCAPE OF THE DUKE OF RUTLAND AND THE MARQUIS OF GRANDEY AT SEA.-Off the coast of Norway the magnificent yacht be- longing to the Duke of Portland, in a full gale of wind, nearly foundered. The facts are as ?? Duke of Rutland was in his berth, when he awoke and found the bedclothes drenched with water. His Grace threw him. self out, and found the cabin floor ...

... POLICE IN ThELLI LENCE. MIANSIoN~-HousE. A gentlontnan named Ilelyar comsplainesd to AbdlSetmaI Scholey of Elhe practice of ?? to birds, carried over In steaot vssaels tro~at dit- ferest pairts sif the Continent to London. fie Basoed that hie had, a few do;s ago, arrived fraom Ostend, and that of his poss'oge the feelt lags at toast onl board stere very tooth dtisguslted and ashuckedi at the ...

... COURT OiF COMMON COUNCIL. Yci-ti rd ay a Court wsaq I e-HI~ for tIte- ditipitteit of bu-int-b. Si I iciti I. ?? took thle eiitir it, httm le,e~ for tule 1.--iil AI tii or, wit o %it, a. rrt enitti frmonti atitinhg by a dotiteatit ADDRPllQ- ?? TilE 1D1 Kh 01' St1 tI-A\. 'it riff I. AI N\ ?? \ .titted that hie- hail, it otiiediinci tot I i -iii clon at Ike Courlt, vismif tifiat I-i. ?? lli1iiit ...