... -VostDbire hummer assies CROWN COURT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. SPECIAL COMMISSION. The lion. Mr. WOerTLEY, Q.C., rose to make an appli. cation founded upon an affidavit which he held in his hand. The affidlavit was made by Mr. .lcule, the Solicitor to the Treasury, and the learned gentleman's motion was, that the several prisoners who had been committed to York Castle since the opening of the ...

... A calendar of the prisoners who have to take their trials at the Yorkshire Summer Assizes, commencing on the 1th inst., before the Hon. Sir Thos. Coltman, Knight, and the Hon. Sir Robert Monsey Rolfe, Kuight.-Sir T. A. C. Constable, Bart., High Sheriff. Robert Glossop, and William Maxfield, charged with having, in January last, maliciously wounded Charles Spencer, at Guisbro', with intent to ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CRASE. Under the above heading appeared in this and other ,journals, a few weeks back, a very leng-thened account, of which the folnwimng is an. outline :-l. tIho beginning of the present year, an anonymnous communication was forwarded to Mr. Waklev, M.P , coroner for the western division of Middlesex, to the eficet that a man named Arzeni, a nunrine colour manufacturer, of No. ...

... *tssiolls I '1ULL EASTER SESSIONS.- (Concluded.) FRIDAY, APRIL 6. (Before M. T. BAINPS, Esq., Recorder.) APPEALS. PARISH OF ST. OLAVES, LONDON, APPELLANTS- PARISH OF HOLY TRINITY, HOLL, RESPONDENTS.-This was an appeal against an order of' removal . IYe case possessed no public interest, and the order was confirmed. Dovs v. SIR W. LOWTnROP AND B. M. JALLAND, EsQ.-In this case, due notice ...

... H IULL POLICE: COURT. of FRZDAY. June0 15, Jong .Preirent-.Maisrs. Frir~rlrandDetlwt WHtOLeejtis Rotoaoaax-SarahK/s ,%a prints a tie a then~ uis- aharged with s~tealing a quantity of Ptnsfo blS tat ent, )n n Mnda lat, ?? .sree.r-i' Young stated i ,at Young, dralPer, in mised perorcstee. prnt abot twenty-s5ix yards lhe si he in 1l11gth, but 5could not tell whether it hlad beeo'ts thle sh or dns ...

... ..YPORKSHIRE SUMMIER ASSIZES. I CROWN COURT. r Before Mr. Justice WIGUTMAN. S tl FRIDAY, JULY 13. b THOMAS KEITH (14) and JAMES JACKSON ?? were 'charged withhhaving, at Sowerby, on the 4th C of May last, feloniously set fire to four stacks of barley,. tl the property of John Rob. The amount of damage done was X£300.-.Guilty: Tobe each transported for 15 years. SATURDAY, JULY 14. -JOHN BERRY ...

... The Midsummer General Quarter Sessions for the cui East Riding of Yorkshire were opened in the Sessions- wi court, Beverley, on Tuesday last, the 20th nlt., before las Richard Bethell, Esq., chairman, and the following bench lod of magistrates:- roe The Hon. and Rev. B. D. Erskine. he] Robert Wylie, Eisq. pel C. W. Strickland, Esq. ris Thomas Clark, Esq. go William Raines, Esq. do Rev, Jehn ...

... ?? - ., I SATURDAY. Before Blessrs. Thompsont and Newm arcb. BF.WARE OF LIGHT FINGES.as._A net, named Josh. Turner, was placed in the dock on a charage ofastealing a purse and four Soveeiges, the propvty.of Mrs. Eliza, Raweon. On the previous ufteiepon, ArItawvsor went into the shop of Mr. Robinson, hosipr, in Queen-atreet, and whilat there had occasion to take out her purse in order to make ...

... ?? -1 u SUPPOSED MURDER AT PATSIIUL On Sunday forenoon last, the bod-p -o U r_.. o * ?? *Is tile ibody of a Mans id_ fied to be that of John Larksin, an Irish laboure stl. found drowned in a pool in Patshu'llpark clis to park farm. It was first seen floatin in the ater ha child, and was shortly afterwards takein Otil ofther Ya by the direction of Mr. Aeheby, house steward te 1 Robert Pigott's ...

... SERIOUS -CHARlGE AGAINST A I' CLERGY MAN. I d On Monday last a case was heard before the Mayor l. and Messrs Carrick, Blundell, and Blyth, the sitting r magistrates in the police Court, in which a young gil IS named Maria Buttery was the complainant, and the s Rev. It. Atthill, of Holy Trinity Church, was the de- e lendant. It was an application for an order of affilia- It tion on the ...

... LINCOLNSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES. I _ Thlese assizes commenced on Thursday, before Mr. Justlin PATrESOX, In the Crown Court, and Lord Chief Justice Dxze. M MAN, in the Nii4Prius Court. On the preceding asy the Judges attended service as usual at hee Cathedral. The, Rev H. Sibthorpe, of Waehingboro ' preached from the.3rd chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to Titus, let, and 2nd. verses. CROWN COURT. ...

... I HULL POLICE COURrT. I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Thompson and Nevrmarch. NUISANCE NEAR THE Wo13iBousrt.-A maan.named Thos. Hoe was charged with assaulting a lady named Miss Mary Fearne. It appeared that the defendant is employed by a person who contracts for the'refuse victuals of the workhouse in Vhitefriargate, and on Wednesday afternoon Miss Fearne was passing the workhouse, when the ...