... 7Lal, any V oltce, &-C. r . n WASON V. KELiY.-Last term Mr. Wason, ,i fr.P., obtained a rule calling upon Mr. F. Kelly, the bar- r rister, to show cause why a criminal information should t not be filed against him for challenging Mr. Wason to fight a duel. On Saturday the Court discharged the rule, holding L that Mr. WVason was not in a position to claim its protection in the way required. ...

... I I I _ .1 _ ..A. I . I On Friday Mr. Atkinson (an Alderman, and Chair' man of the W'atch Committee) appeared before l essrs. Bowden and Todd, the sitting magistrates at Ithe Police-court to prefer a charge against Henry Lee, the keeper of the Mansion-house, and formerly chief police-oficer of the borough, for removing about sixteen gallons of ale, which had been purchased (by ...

... The Leeds -Clergy seem to us to have got them. a selves, into what Yorkshiremen term a cleft stick. If the cr sew Registration Act is a beneficial law, they have been Roost t 0. factiously opposing It; if it is Injurious to thepublicorunjust gi to their Church, they, notwltirs ending this, have offered to fr support it if bribed for so doing. Is It just and beneficial? h. Then why did the ...

... WE GROSS MITSCONDUCT OF A I I.- POLICEMAN. E!e present a full report of the following lae br these reasons :-1st. that the attention of the public may be so called to the conduct 'fthl> police as to prevent it from becoming an toleiable nuisaice 2nd. that the conduct of he Lord . Russell- Whig-Radical Magis- 43tes may e oinre fully understood, and more Yitl appreciated. When the new proposed ...

... . A- - A I At Falmouth, on Saturday, the 1th inst. Edwards, the master, and Wooleocsk, the mate, of the schooner Ada, of Scilly, were brought before the mayor, on a charge of having caused the death of James Vance, of Scilly, a boy employed on board the vessel, by the most cruel treatment, during the voyage. .A man named Petrie, who was put on board the vessel at St. Michael's, on the 22nd ...

... YORK'SHIRE SPRING ASSIZES. I ?? Qm ?? QM - ?? CR1OWN COURT, TUDSDAY, MARCH 7. hbe tCaD\TlttiO DROM15LC THE SEyL'tta-tlt PAus.) of HIIGHWVA\ ROBBERY NEAR BRADORD sinq CusAReLES BROOK was charged[ with having, on thle fill1 ha of December, iiia5. stolen fromt the person of William Cramel r, a silver watch, noid other articles, Isis property. crc. Cssissel fee thle pjtosrtltirtflt MI. Aattatoae ...

... I THE ILL CASES.-MR. COT N AS I; I DECISION. At the West.Ridinig Registration, at Bradford, the B1 other day, oin the first case being called on, . Mr. COTTINtHAM said, he begged to take the earliest op. g poetunity that presented itself, in consequence of what had fallen a] from lils Learned Colleague, Mr. Hlildyard, at Leeds, to make a . few observationas on this question. ?? had not ...

... ITSHE EDGEWARE ROAD MU~tER, I We, are at length enabled to tst/t the mystery'counqeted with the horrile djqtvy of lt4he mutilqtd tru~nk &ma4e j~hi fo od the t fluing of the -bead. irk tlssRegentPs-onaul, at Mile-end, a few days after. words, andri;bseqirently of the limbs In an osier-bed in, Cold Harbour-lane, Hrixton, is unravelled. Oh Monday week, Mr. Thornton, churchwarden of Paddington, ...

... - abo aun Vo~tice SUMmErt AssiZEs.- -The Ju des have chosen their respective circuits on the entsung Summer Assizes. The folioving is the orrahgemenit *-Home-Lord Chief JusticePenman and er. Justice Littledale. Western -Lord Chief Justice Tinsdal and Mr. Justice Patteson. Northern-Mr. BaTonParkeand vir. JusticeColtman. Ox- ford-The Lord Chief Baron and Mr. Justice Coleridge. Midland- Mr. ...

... t p r Observation and inquiry have our iimpression of tire a : .ortbcoming supply of wheat being, as far as England is cap- I .i corned, barely equal to that of an average crop. But as rrgards tl r the supply of food, taking Into account all articles (of domeatic e agricultural pro;3uce which constitute humani food, the questlon oe assumes a very different chnracter from that which a mere con- ...

... Di 'A very painful sensation haa been excited in this town he by the murder tsf a little boy. Bon of MAr, Webster, packet-book a Wanlufacturer. Mr. Webster resides in St. Alban's street, in Wade do: Lane, ainew astteet not yet romopleted, and in the Immediate wirelty tbere Is a vacant piece of ground, in which children are th inl the habit of playing. At the back of the south side of this TI' ...

... NISI PRIUS COURT, SATURDAY, ?? 11. - I4POnTANT TO MIERCHANTS. J-IPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. I-lANDLEY and A\NOTHiER i. JACOBSON.-Ma. CoEssO D VEtL and MA. BAtoxs appeared for the Plaintiff; and MP. le ALatXAXIeon and Mr. VloGosairs for the Defendant. Mr. CRESS. WstELL stated that the Plinetlffs, Messrs. Ilandley antl Darraclough, d wrre merchants at Lecrs; and the defendant, Mr. John Jacobson, t - ...