... legal Intellfaence. GADIE CERTIFICATE.-The occupier of land may shoot or destroy rabbits without a game certificate; there is no penalty for shooting wild ducks without a certificate. LIABILITIES Or SHAREHOLDERS.-All shareholders in joint stock banks, are responsible for the liabilities of the bank; there can be no deed framed so as to exempt them from this responsibility. TITHE COMMUTATION. ...

... THE PEOPLE AND THEIR LEADERS. The Sun of Thursday evening, in its first leading article, gives a description of the triumphal entry of WMDOUALL into Manchester; and, after copious ex- tracts from the speeches of NI'DOUALL and COLLINS, says:-, We beg to inform the leaders of both political parties that they must put forward, their crack men if they mean to meet Mr. Collins, and men like Mr. ...

... I BRENTFORD PETTY SESSIONS-SATURDAY. Messrs. Philip Clark, John Suthcrand, Francis Wir- loughby, and Eugace Arkwilght, four officers in the Oth royal lancers, stationed at Hounslow Barracks, ap. peared before Colonel CLITHEROW, Rev. D. WALKES- LEe, and Messrs. BAILLIE and POWDEAnL, the sitting magistrates, on summonses for various infringements of the rules of good order, and offences against ...

... YORKSHIRE SUMMEIS .R ASSIZE. CROWN COURT.-SATURDAY, JULY 25. (Before Mr. Baran Rolfe.) Haying delivered the gaol, his LORDSHIP proceeded this morning with the following Special Jury cause:- BELL V. THE SltILL AND SELBY RAILWAY COMPANY. Mr. CRESSWELL, Mr. ALEXANDER, and Mr. MAR- TIN 'appeared for the pilaintiff, who is owner and occU- pier of an extensive pottery on the banks of the gfumber, ...

... A. ~~JLC&5A~~flS~~~ - ~~ ?? I lhnev NIST PRrU6 COURT, FRIDAY, JULY 24. met . CEeORR MR. JUScTICE COLtTMCAN.J met BLACKBURN~t & HOPPS V. EVANS.-Mer. ADOSSON wait for wasl thse Pilitelfeff, who wete solicitors in Leeds; Mri. Hueeso as of t for the Defendant, Mr. James Arthur Evans, a goldsmith, in Londen, sect This wan arc action In debt, fur seork and lbubrau doero by the plaiatifflz farc as ...

... BOEIRT. COURT.HOUSE1, S ATURLDAY, ,AouGST 1. sitat she Belmr the Af14irws, Yr'. B. Worsthivigon, Esq., JamesIn 'Newton, Esq., and P., E. Marshand, Esq. w ATTEMPTED MURDER BY A WOMANO OF RICH whi HUSBAND. cldi The diabolical attempt of the mother of a family of T fourteen children to murder bar husband, by Interminn. T ing arsenic with a meat pie, which she made for him, bas created much ...

... NLWCASTLYS ASSIZES. te TRIALS FOR SEDITION. w 3 John Meson (with whom was indicted James ao e Ayre, but who did not appear) was charged with ti having On the 0th of January, together with divers th nt others, 'unlawihit'ly assembled, and by seditious, wv . sioles and inflammatory speees, endeavoured to go s excite and persuade 2he others to hatred and con- 714 e tempt of our sovereign lady the ...

... THE TRIAL OF WILLIAMS AIND BINNS. (Confisiued from our las..) WILLIAMS' DEFEINCp MrH WILLIAMS rose and ?? Lord and Gen- 'demen of the Jury,-This case having already occupied your attention so lnig, yost cannot now, however much you may be disposed, be able to give that attention to the ?? which I am about to 'submit to you which I am entitled to receive, and which justice de- mands . and hence ...

... I THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. On Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, the inquest on the bodies of the three unfortunate persons who wore killed on the spot, was held by adjournment, at Loftsome Bridge Inn, kept by Thomas Allen. The intense excitement which prevailed, on the Fri- day and Saturday did not appear to have abated much in the neighbourhood of the accident and at Selby, the melancholy ...

... ARREST OF MARSDEN; T:O TuE EDITOR OF TARi NORTHEtlN STAR. f - ?? write to inform you that Richard Mars- I 4en who had been arrested in Bolton, was brought ' to tiis town on Sunday morninglast, by a policeman. It would seem that a person calling himself an attorney, whodefended several at the Yorkshire Assizes, came several miles on the coach with him, and pressed him to plead guilty to the ...

... WiINDsoR, Soindasy.-Her Majesty and Prince Albert Or;- attended Divine service at St. George's Chapel, this after- b Lty noon. b r The Queen of the Belgians attended divine service this 005 rei 'morning at the Catholic chapel at Spital. cm it, This afternoon, shortly after six o'clock, her IMajesty and en Prince Albert, the Queen of the Belgians, the Prince and 0n ?? J. Princess of Holhenlohe, ...

... DawDIoun. COVUT H lUSEWENT, Aug. J. ?? NwelofAwlo; esr.Banrs and Co.,of Horton; ind Dvd Ba dadl of Bpw. ling, coal-masteis, -were ~innmonbd for sefling o~als by measure, instead.of by weight, as.-required by law, which, as the Chairman of the Justioes very properly observed, was passed for the protection of ' M°Clarkson was eigaged for the prosecution: the defendants appeared in person. W. ...