... 11 ? I -. i;lz ?I t I ?? { C1OWN'.fltJR6T.*'iD o .ORS ISiE~tE~I. JQtSTcUE WlGll2aMAN. ,: ; TURSDAY. Augsu024.A : : His LonssHti entered the Court ai ten minutes past b ni~~e i ?? 51i-~~yun~n.t' -;-Tha~ts Simpson, Benja'mii Hlerdmo1n, nnd James P a. a sisesog, Wert.indicted for-causingthe denth of Charles fi 'F rguoon, at Little Bolton. It appeared lhe deceased ig sI been driking at i-jpiablic ...

... ;iltruwea, &c. 4, POLICE COURT-YSTERDAuY. at (Before J. D. Case, and J. W. Harden, Esqrs., and SirEdward Y re Cast.) nina , PoACsINo.-William Dawson, or Dyson, one of the four men daul ic charged with being in pursuit of game at Ireby, on the l0th inst., was on the evidence of Samuel Bennett, (who identified him as Ni one of the partles) convicted In the penalty of forty shillings and In h ...

... ASSIZE SUMMARY. I The business of the asaizes commenced at York oft r Monday. The calendar contains the names of 17* r prisoners for trial, of whom 2 are charged with man- slaughter, 6 with rape, 23 with burglary, 2 with sacrilege, 8 with felonious cutting and wounding, I with sedition, t and 55 with riot and military training. Wmn. Wriggles. worth, 36, was found guilty of perjury, in having ...

... LIVERPOOL COUNTY COURT, THlR-SDA Y. December m. Ut11T .a, . o- - -- - 1 -I I ijeceAfeer 00. T WILLIAMS AND JONES v. JAMBS QUIAYLE.-This was it suit to recover £16 paid by the plaioti1, who are estate y agents, to defendani, over and above the amount due to d; him. In the year 18t45 the plinntiffs collected the rents of~four houses in Comus-8treet belonging to defendant. w They had ...

... _- _ __ ?? _ILLt-1I DI PUBLICANS AND BztHarLLEncs._The following parties ti F- were summonoed on Friday before Messrs. Rushton and A In Roslkell for infractions of the Improvement Act:-Miles ig Summer, publican, Crown-dtreet, for selling ale on Sun- a] le day morning, 60s. and costs. Beerselle-r,---in serving bi id le at improper hours on 8unday-John Clak, Ashby- dstreet, G0d.; Elizabeth ...

... I . ra ~ ?? ri b - - I- In the Court of Exchequer, a rule nisi for a new trial ~ I) has been granted in the case MIEwen v. Woods and L- n, others, tried at the last Liverpool ?? the case irn Knight 9o. Barber, the application for a rule was refused. l- In the Court of Exchequer, on Tuesday, a rule suis- iewas obtainedi by M r. Baines, in the case Liston v. St.1 ie Helen's Railway Company, to ...

... Publicans and .V!' lowing cases were heard licans— Margaret William Humphreys, foxteth-park, acquitted; John Roberts, Cave I SfJ?* beth Anderson, Crosshall-street, 40s. - „ nC Holmes, Great Howard-street, 40*.; James Batch elorstreet, 80j.—Beersellert—Charles Hug. Maguirestreet, fined £2 14s. 6d.; Edward Yates, >|,n .by-«treet, acquitted; George Hindle, Eldon-street, Elizibeth Connor, ...

... m- SUIDDEN DnArm.-On Tuesday morning, Louisa Yeo- it. man, a child three months old, residing with her parents It in Stuart-street, died suddenly from disease of the bowels. fill Verdict ?? fuesday afternoon, David gal Id Greenwood wentinto Mills'public-house, Vahaulroad, th- lot and called for something to drink,.which was supplied to pr( lp- him. He was somewhat in liquor, and down on a form ...

... . PUDLICANS d&o FieEig ht ?? , six heer-elleers. and twoI dealers in table brer, were suisitisned before Mr. Rushton,, cii Friday, for infrosolone of the stoic law.. ?? these Jnmes Lnw- ton, beer-seller, Kirkilale, (second cooviotiaon,) was fiued £4; ,lsissLysuh5 t'ssrgtlussd~m sre e et,5 aod ans Saryh ouye ofnte oh table-beer.'ellei5, of Preston-street, £5. CoOsritNotSNoTo TOO Sessrss-rao5O ...

... Ik Elkcti ix—Committee-rooms have been opened bv the friends Lord John Manners and Dmby Hiackworth, tor the purpose of canvassing those voters who reside in fcirkenhead. POLICE. C, I . ,, OF \ nKUTOH.—On Friday, an action was before Mr. Harding. ;n the county court, brought Mr. Johnson, coach-builder, of Market-stree', against l e , car proprietor, for the recovery of the sum £ done to the ...

... On Sunday afternoon, about half-past two o'clock, the Royal aqundron arrived off Carnarvon cattle where the pace was slackened to take, a view of the bay and the surrounding scenery, bat no one landed. learn, however, that during the short stay of the Royal party, her M.ijesty received congratulatory address from the inhabitants, presented the Mayor of Carnarvon. From Carnarvon her Majesty ...

... 15th inst. The following letter, from the Rev. Dr. Miley, his chaplain, addressed to the editor of the Univers, and published in that journal, leaves us no longer any room to hope or doubt:— j m . Otnoa. May 17. 44 Alas, my dear friend, O'Connell dead ! lam so completely overwhelmed with the blow that I am almo incapable of writing. His death was serene and happy for it was sanctioned by the ...