... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... WESTRIDING SESSIONS. LEEDS ?? -- A1 - ng The following Is a summary of the calendar- the Traiisported Seven. Ihears.-George Hodgson, stealing a Wr St, qua~ntity of joiners' toDls, at Birstal, the property of John tnt S hofild; George Stoekdale,' stealing bread. eheeae, and heother artIcles, at Bradford, tlce property of Mary Arthurs ; ?? Murray, stealing at Wakefield shoes and boots, ed ...

... TOTT-an Iv m_._ -A.L -IUfrSDAY, OCr. 24th. Before the Rev W. Dodson, chairmAn, the Rev. F Massingberd, Rev. M. Allington, and J. Hunt, T. Grant, J. H. Short, and G. P. Heneage, Esqrs. There were only two appeals-tbe parish of Wel- ton-le-Wold appellant, and Bernisworth respondent. Order conlrined,-The parish of Cawkwell appellant, and Louth respondent. Order quashed. l WIrIJaMt KEAr, (63) ...

... I ' _ I - - - T . _ I The Irish Election Petition Fund still proceeds satisfactorily, and with so much effect upon the nerves of the rebel-Popish priests and their tools in Ireland, that they are bitter in their howlings. Their attempts, however, are vain. With the Piotestants of England O'Connell has no power, and the Whig- Radical press, whether of Ireland or of England, has no power. And ...

... , ~fuI1 Ettarttr *ofilo. Te sFRIDAY, Ocr. 19. , he business of the Sessions was resumed by ad- v Journmen from the preceding da), at nine O'clock ythis morning, befose M. T1. BAeiNUS, Esq. Recorder. e, JOHN FOSTrER (30,) and JOHN HALL (34,) Is were charged with having, on the 29th June, stolen r, a sack, containing two bushels of beans, the property id Of William Martin..Mr BAINe Was for ...

... REVISING BARRISTERS' COURT AT BRADFORD, FOR THE RIDING AND BOROUGH, T Tie Revisioa of the Overseers' Lists for tte Borough of Bradford, came on yesterday week before-W. KAYE s nd A. CCELASB, Esqre., at the Court.House, Bradford. No cite of isterest arose during the revision, but some little difficulty eas fou n the mill cases iwhich there werewseere sparters . T hire occupiersworwe rented for ...

... JIG MIC HIAEGLM AAS | SESSIONS .: ifebe il Quartet Sessions of the ~es' Gnera dlagcomfmenceed at Leeds, on Wedieanaay L ~ cnurrirnent from K~naresbarcugh. .15; qagistratle were present upon the Bench pile~ ~ ?? Of Masnoinghim HRunse, near fbi itr e~ Esq., or Leeds; Win. key, Esq. lsd q.of Oulton;. Rev. Gen. 'Lewthwalte, Ro eds~.I. ?? Stansfield, Esq., M.P., of ne rdrd Winl. ltepwortt, E~q., of ...

... I SCARBORO' MICLTAELMAS SESSIONS. I The Borough General Quarter Sessions were held at this place on Friday, the 13th inst., before C. H. Elsley, Esq., Recorder. Among the magistrates pre. sent were the Mayor, S. S. Byron, Esq., and John Kelk, M.D. The following gentlemen were sworn on the GRAND JURY. Mr. WILLIAM IHARRISON, Foreman. Mr. H. B. Carter Mr. James Foster Mr. William Loashley Mr. ...

... I1 ,. Cw._ no Mr. SAVAGE of Kennington, has done con- ; silerable service by having printed a Case on ) the 43d Elizabeth for the Relief of the Poor- 3 For the opinion of Mr. Serjeant Snigge. 3 This case has been referred to by Mr. JoHN I WALTER, late member for Berkshire, and one of the most zealous and indefatigable exposers of the heartless and impolitic atrocities of the New Poor Law, ...

... LEEDS BOROUGR SESSIONS.. 1.F ci, On Tuesday morning, the Graaid.Jury were discharged with ter, aid the thanks-of the Court for their services Previous to leaving Ira he the box, Mr. Cawood, foreman, handed a memorial to the Clerk ?? nlt of the Peace, with a request that it might be shown to the d tew sat Recorder. The Leorned Gentleman perused the document, and syot Dol then directed that It ...