... GLOUCESEmR ASSIZES W 1tIAL OFCif A RLES SAS1UEL EAarTLEiVT FOR TlHE WILFUL ti I Utti)Elt OF HIS 0OTHEttR.N.LAW, MtAtY LEWIS. 'This interesting trial commenced on Wednesday last, at t Gloucester. As early as 7 o-lockcrowdsofpersonrltsurrounded d the Guildhall; at about 9 the doors were thrown open, a tre- mendous crush took place, and in a few minutes every corner C of the Court was completely ...

... ALTERATION IN THE CRIMINAL LAWV. The bills for amending the criminal law, introduced by Lord John Rassell, are now printed, and they are nine in number. As the law at present stanlds, ths following crinies are liable to be punished withi death: TeScuilig m attetmpting, t-i rescue pertsois comnitet d to gaol on a charge, or found guilty of murder, by the *25th Gen. 11. c. 73; setting tire to ...

... COURT 01F EXCHIEQUEI.-SATURDAY, Feb. 18. I oredo, Siitths at Nisi Pyits, before Lord Abinlcr alid Special Jarics.) WOOLMER *v. LATIMER. This was anl Action fur l~ibkl. 7il Air. L'rowier o-ened thle pleadlings. The declai, n stat f that the plaintift' wn an Moniitel oa'f tile city of Exeter, mid So a mnarried man, anod hat thle defooidant, ill the mont hs ofsi November and ?? in thea last year ...

... EX~TER CITY- SSS10N-S. These Sessions commenced at 10 o'clock on .Monday v.j n~orning last, at Gulildhahl, before Francis Newman Rogers, ?? Barrister-at Luaw, Recorder. There heltug also on the al 13ench, lIT'n. .Keunawzy, Esq., Mayor: 14u. Nation, H. al .Blac/ialll P. Miller, J. Harris, R. LX Fenanel!, S. Kinydorn, d J. B. Sanders, J. Carsluah, Esqrs., Justices; and Johnt Hull it Terre/I Esq ...

... Trhese Sessions commenced yesterdaly (Tuesday) morning at thre Ca~stle of Exeter, bofore '1'he light Haon, thes Earl o Deuon, CIhairman;! /lgh lion. Lored l'iscant Etrinagton, hf. P., Right Hon3. Lordg Pottiusos e, I/tgist Hlon. Lord Caurleoulu, 11on. Newrton Feltowou~, M.Pj | Hons. and Ri. ; J. Fortescue, Sir J1. 13. 1. firs/Icr, Bart., M.1P., Srr 7., t, It P,,tk. Hartf.. Sir J. Konnaseag.y ...

... MURDER OF THREE CHILDREN BY THEIR IO T II ER. Otn Sunday night, the inhabitants of Fenton, in the parish of Stoke- upon- lTlenot, Staffif rIshire, were thrown it o thle greatest constornation by one of tile most bloody tragedies on record: Screams aind cries ot murder were heard procecding from the police station house, a part of which * as inhabited by George C(.lley, late superinteleidettt ...

... J)EVON AND EXETLII ASSIZE DHWO1N~ A N D t:',XE,'15LR &SSSIZ.E'S On Thursday I egt. soonl afte'r 11001, Wiarool t~e Esq. High Sheriill'of D evon, iii his Iiands0i1la satte var~ ioge ; thle atteni(led by his offI cci R'I. nod a Corp I), Ii jvli meI it n oei ?? ; wic as also a body of tue Tri'i~eine~ill, k`c. proceeded oilno tli' I 5ondn ioad iii order to rcciven thle Jltdgeo nth NVt 00cr0l ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-FR!DAY. (Before iMr. Justice LIrTLeiDALv., Mr. Justice CogL-ID iW, and the Rscoa nza. ) CHuAReX OV MU RDR.a N TIHE I1IGII ?? Edeweds, caplain, aged 24, and Johi'n Wlosdccek 19, mate of an English tradingvessel ?? (committed by the Mayor ofFElmouttI), were indicted for the wilful murder of Alexander Nance, 19, upon the high seas, within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty ...

... GUMMIALL, EXET'VElt, SAT'UIWAY. llsfor, ' Wan. Kor'rnowrra'j, Eaq., l'ryrr; Wi.Naira .Kbrr oaals, P.M.illar, 11. L 1'rianell, (iara' TI. F. Biri ar/a, Eaqrs., ,Judictjo. M~r. bihria uclrit~r utcheir, atttridred onl ?? Isitid rat thle irrarrall. art Warl. S .rcombohr, a nhb riwig ronar, who'iiia 'tiat. merit WMOul at iirk 4mr, aI 'Ni, b1.i114 Iii tie. arehairi aif tire pirarairr Imriaaii' tho ...

... Csrteinued frnm ou, Four'tl Pag'e. ,ifON DA Y.-This morning the Judge again. took his seat at the Crown B~ar, at 1) O'clock. anld Richaurd Doidge, 32, pleaded guilyt a charge oif stealing on the 16th of Jan. last, at Stoke Imeel a quantity of silver coin the propertyol oer ig and wvas sentence-d to be imprisoned in the House of Correction for three calendar months, and during that time kept ...

... jkw ?? - ?? 1. couiur 0i,;_ ?? EQUEIit, 'T'ulil:ru.%, D.c. 12. '10' AL JC:IV.-LCi;C:, V. (3I1OaO o ?? r.:s ain tnti II birouig It bY IN:l r m'i, Cr,;le, on' rteInrig, the nann- t.ifia rirerg of t. he cvl broted -lcadllg) Sa twc',' agritll t tihe (ICent, who wasa traiviler II the raoil lyaelrt oi' a r. i i lei., of lrliflli-stlseet, Sjitl-,( iire, ano inaltllftr a atlillrloi art icle, WVhich' ...

... ' DEVON COUNTYr SESSIONS These Sessions commeaed yesterday, (Tuesday,) at tule Ciistlo of Exeter, betore the RIiq/t ?? llffl'in/a Eurt of D~evnt' CIliairtrao:i f/itj/ Hloanouabl e ILord, Can, lemnny, lf.t]i aitl/ Revt. Loin I)arg Ker,. S/ir .1 Kel tua'tn~lq. 7it' 1., Sir J 'It Bi 1)w'nka',,t, Bad ., Sir iW. II, i'runiu~, l~d.. 11ev4,c uhd/,,earo ti.P.C P. seItllCum/. A a.Tusa.. II.S1. a/uu . ...