... TIHAL or TInE PARIS INSURGENTS or MAY. I This important trial has at length concluded. It o commenced on Thursday, June 27, and the Court ,, has met without intermission until Friday. On Mon- h day, July 8 (the 12th day,) the proceedings closed, a and from Tuesday ?? were in deliberation on d their verdict. If The Chancellor, Baron Pasquier, with a slow and s solemn tone, indicating his ...

... Wleionethshire quarter Sessions. gave 4 rigid These sessions were held at 3ala on Fridiny last, ?? pro- 5th inst. before Edward Lloyd, Esq. chairman, and a pUr- beach of unlgihtratea. vo 'I'There were no prisonerc for tria. Ihree appesl- edge were entered for trial and disposed of as follows:- 5tli0 The first was an appeal by John Jones against at. e as appointment as overseer for the parish ...

... AIERlON Ei'lHSI111Fl ASSIZES. T'h'e comttuission (or holding these as-izes was open- ad in Dolgelley, on Tuesday. The learned judge, Sir John Patteson, arrived in town escorted by the Nligh Sberiff, llun. 1; Al. Lloyd Mostyn, and thle Usual retinue, at about five o'clock in thle afternoon, antd immediately proceeded to tbe County Hall, where the commission wasread by ?? of Assize,.lobn Lloyd, ...

... CWURi OF QULEEN'S BENCIT-MoNDAv. (Loal3n Sittings at Nrsi Prise, before Lord Denman a ud Special .Jiries.) rrrLsLAMS V. rAN'.t'rON. Ihii case, whicr Its occspied tire court since Fri- d:)y l.a-i, weei resuirtedl riis rnto'ing, andi termtinated in the course of the day. It ao ose out of tile iodicrrernt preferred in the Cen- Iral Criasi o l Court soire iirnesincea ?? !Ar. Thos. Willi a!s, of ...

... Carnarvonshire 2uarter Sepoions. Trhe Trinityhld Sslions for the county of Catnarvon r were heldnon l'harsilay lit, at the Shirelail, Carnar. Von, at te si &theforcti'ooi, 6efore Major 'Goneral Sir n Love Parry, C.G.H. Chairman, Lord Newborough, b RichardLloYd Edwards, Esq. Nanhoran John Lloyd, d Esq. Trallwyn, the Rev.Gritlftl Owen of Ymwlch, John Rowlands, Esr, of Plastirio,) the Rev. John , ...

... ?? ASSIZE'S. Oil Saturday Sir J. 'attetson was escorted into Welsbpoal by the High Sheriff(D)avid Honmer, Esq.) and a numerous retinue. 'The business of the Assiies commenced on Monday at ten o'clock; antd greoit care baving heen token by the Under Sheriff to prevent confusion, and to ircili- tato the aecommodalion of the bar, tbe solicitors, jt- rors, witnesses, reporters of the press, and ...

... 'I'he Commission for ?? county was opened at the Shire-hall, Carnarvon onl Saturday last, before Sir John Palteson, Knight, ?? ?? of Queen's Bench his lordshiph Iaving been attended to the hall by JMiln Villiams, Esq. Iligh Sheriffland the usua I escort. On Monday, the learned Judge came into Court at 10 o'clock. ?? following gentlemen were sworn on the grand inquest.:- Thomas Asslieton, Smith ...

... Anglesey quarter Sessions. ;tant rho 0u5rter .Seasions ior the County of Anglesey ~Ro- ommened alittle atr1o'lconthe morning of' only Tuesday last, at the Shire Hall, lBeatumaris, bsfore.J. ially Williams, Esq.,~ of Treffols, Chairman ;John Price, rmer Esq,, of Cadmint; Bud -Rev. flugh Wynne Jones, magistrates. A grand inquest having been duly enpaorelled, the nin! learned Chairman expressed ...