... IPSWICHl BOfOGf SES SIONSX. These Sessions were held at the Old Shirehall on Wed- nesday and Thursday last, before Sir C. F. Williams, Knt., the Recorder. J There were nineteen prisoners for trial. The Recorder, in the course of his charge to the Grand Jury said, he had carefully read over the whole of the de- positions, and hewas sure it would be a source of salisfac- n tion to them, as it ...

... EXT2RAORDINARY CONPESSION Op THE MURDERER MARCHANT. From the time of Marchant's confinement in Newgate he has been ex- tremelypenitent, and after Bome time, he made a confession which we give at length, and at the same time a short sketch of his history and character, The father of the culprit has resided in Chelsea for upwards of eighteen years, and has always borne the character of a sober, ...

... COnOmNES' INQULS'2s. An inquest was held on Tuesday in Cloak-lane, Cheaps#e, on the body of Mr. H. Alexaltder Smith, ged 25, who dii ~on Sinday night last. It appeared in evidence That deceased and his wife came on Thursdav to lodge in the above lane. When hevyeame they had a lottleofgin andbrandlyw th hem. On Friday. Satnidity. and Suivday. th y drank at t!:e rae ,f two pints (f sin and ...

... MIuRDEn N;EAn Wontisop.-Strong suspicion hlaving been excited that a single woman, named Harriet Pyc, had given birth to and destroyed an infiitt she was apprehended, and ac- lrnowledged the crime, confessing that she had deposited the blody in a fish-1ond in Mr. Ramsden's wood, where it was sub- ?? fiund. Pending the inquest, the unnatural mother ecfbcte4 her escape in the night, having ...

... ASSIZR IL1GLIGVA MIUDLAND CIRCUIT, NoTTzreonpIJUilY 19. CRIMINAL COURT. [Before LeradAuiNoGkJ Join Driier, aged 29, wag charged Inpon the ceroner's'inquIsitlon, with the ilfual murder of Anne Hancock, at the perish of Caunton. i Milr. CLAnxit condacted the east for the prosecution. - It appeared from the evidence that on the day of-the evening on' which. sthemurder was- eomwlteh, lrlrer, 1 ...

... The business of tiese assizes commenced on Fddiy bIst before Ur. Justice Coltman and Mr. Daron Maule. The following is an account of the proceedings up to Weduetsd2Y last:- JOSEPH CLilFE (30). charged with sheep steding,, at Altmondbury, was foend guilty and sentenced to trausporta- don for ten years. JOHN SHERwOOD (28), nud WILLIAM TRAINER(27). char~ed ith night-poacbhtg on the estates of the ...

... ;;:b5 - ;RI wo - -i -w , ,- usE8MY5~*3~S ~,Colmis'ouof Astize fo tisi &.County Was ?? o Met he tdgrtant esortdg then, thefolop worn thas lwigmrinM. Th uHry. ArhrLgelo ?? l. joa Nia r nti a fCl, ut.,~ da.P. Both the Judg h sad? Jlhe f atsowng Bwornel asq ?? ak ?? E G IN K U mPar. Si . tiriarlr., M.P., of lps on e~ran The Heoilptn. Sorthu LaSllis, ot irlod J.bW'Cl'ou. ?? Hal.Ptr, of Oxiby. - ...

... ASSIZES ilrE'tLLIGEPNCE. VeICKLOW ASSIZES-TuraDST.v The commission was opened this morning at ten o'clock, by the Hotn. Baron Foster, and the cases fur trial were of a minor character. The following grand jury was re-sworn for the discharge of the criminal ?? George Hudson, Bart.- Colonel William Acton; William T. Bookey, Rubert Chal. loner, John Hornidge, Charles D. Latouche, William J. ...

... sx. SATURDAY. JULY 13, 1839. si a _ YoRI; ASsiZES.--On Thursday the Commission of b Assize was opened at York. The Judges, after attending u divine service at the Cathedral yesterday mornin-, pro. 01 h i i ceeded to the Castle, when Mr. Barot ?? took his seat in the Crown Court, Mr. Justice Coltman presiding in the P Nisi Prius. n P BOROUGH WATCtI-RATE BILL.-This Bill for res. h _ tricting the ...

... - SECCLES, Tuiy I, Bcfore Sir T. S. Gooch, Bart., Chairman, and a full bench of Magistrates. The bills for this Division of the County were read by the Clerk (t the Peace, and at rate tor 671A. was allowed by the Be-lch. John Kieab/c, 22, Charged with ?? a (quan- tity of clover hay, the lirperty of Mr. Williamt Girlingo of Peasen hall. was iouiitd guity: Ii weeks hlar(I laboiur. George Sinith ...

... upo u,. .. -- CBS.VRAL CRI.MINA C*. .1P - - -.fl u 1lATA THE GOLD IDUST Rots 7Ety-cSlXTH DAY'n Til'). -tce! LITTLEDALIQ [Before Mr. Ju -fis morning. when The trial of ?? case was resumefi - .- .v Moses, toak an oh- Mr. Sergeant BomIPA, on the part of Dla . -*I Indicted until jectioa to the Indictment that a receiver could ?? 'nn of the after.the clcnrtlon of t he ?? He caofed the atten- a ...

... KNUTSFIOID SESSIONS. BRDFl)Ul;Y FOOTPATH CASE. On Toedoy last, lat thone seossios, an appeal was tried agalnst a eonlviction of jiustice3a against Willhia Acton, for aall~~eged tecspalss thle perty of one Williamlo Valaldrey. In oolr palper of the 0thAplUril lst weo galve sonie accoso~t of tilc openling of this footpalth, wvhirls hadl been illegally stloppedl ssj. :n:odl the present ...