... I'rorearbigs in te iultH Police &tout. FRIDAY, October 29.-Present-Axr. FIRoANX. Join Fearriss, remandled yesterlay, on the charge of defrauding a lad, named Francis Dickinson, of 3s., was again brought up and tile evidence repeated,-He called a person, said to be the brother of the landlord of the public-house to which the prisoner took Dickinson, who deposed, that the latter lost his money ...

... IttCe wfefrpal SIturtrttvi. SALlUS FOPUII LEX SUPREMA. i U.IDAY, ~1ARCH 26, . FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1840. ?? CURCH A-, _ OF I CHjURCHj RAiTES,-0ASE OF MIR. BAINES.I Soefwyen' ago, when the paper currency was so epreciae thiat any man possessed of a guillea could obtain for it a pndntndseen shillings in sjlvcr. the Hous~e Of Commons affirmed at resolutioji, proposed by Mr. Vansittart, the then ...

... UlTradlifre ?? Udiltdo -- ?? I ?? as_ _ a. CROWN COURT. FRIDAY, August 27. t n John Lotee, a middle-aged antn, was placed on his trial far t ao having, at Litherliand, attempted to commit an unnatural crime. 1I 1' Mr. JAMES con uoted the prosecution, and Mr. WIIKINS n r- defended-the prisoner. e1 Air. WILKINS was proceeding with his address to the jury n e whea he wos Interrupted by hist ...

... ? ?? ? 1. 6 RM ., fut ?? gdd'ltdl ire at SOUTHERN DIVISION-.LI~~VERPO`OL the Pr. itbl CROW WCOURT. .-On 1ba apain adem, W NSAY three n MURDER, AT MANCHESTER. Saw tl Vissi- Thomas )?Roehe, 29, (could read and write imperfectly,) He call Ellen and Samuel Blackaey, '21, (could read and write well,) have yi were placed on their trial, charged with the wilful mur- then ea der of Matthew Naylor, at ...

... | COURTS FOR THE RELIEF OF INSOLVENTI DEBTORS. I SOUTDERN CIRCUIT3 c T. B. BOsWEN, Esq., Crmmissaonor. I Radnorshire-Pi estelno, Wednesday, Feb. 23. t Brecknockshire-Brcuon, Friday, Feb. 25. 6 Carmarthunshire-Carmarthen and bormogh. Monday. Feb. Qs. a Cardiganshite-Cardigan, Wednesday, March 2. 0 Pembroheshire-Haverfordwest and town. Friday, March 4. Glamorgantabire-Swvansea. Monday, Malaio 7. ...

... LOVE 1~U2~R~ T~DSUsaZE. The Gazette des -ib-unaoaex gives the. following romantic ac- count of a murder and suicide, from a letter dated Tilis, in Georgia, Dec. 3:- In March last, a Major Iznokof, who was in the. Russian service, and residing in'the village of -Boujnaki, in Georc'ia, espoused the daugh'ter of a prince named Jichmil. The. mar riage was not one of inclination on~the part of ...

... COURT OF ¢XCHEQUER.-SATVRDAY. efore Lord Abinjer and a Special Jury.~ CIZZTA. CON. CATH5EISODD V. CAST.ON. This was an action for a criminal conversation with plain- tilf's wife. TIhe damages were laid at 50001. Tne tdefendlant pleae that lie was not guilty 1 AIthle grievance complained o.and ailso~ tha't the lady, wh a h ubeto h action, was not the lawful wife of the plaintiff The Attornevy ...

... cENTsRAL CRIMIiNAL. COUIr, Jmn. 7. ?? Pralitnift 'T'llitiol, 4111, %u1 irldidll rir faln- l aiilliiilv ntnaliltihi. alt atountitig On la l ,(ltt'aiilr ia11on (the ar iq nodli eii!vithlla the jairisndivliii tl thle Admirniti, r- 4 f E lngI i. Ivithltatesta to munder lime. t. .1,'t1c Pt ?? ?? liar tlia i11ticuutititi anati Moar .'Mr l).av~t Sitatr dfeoiii. i, that lao iwee master tina 1-firt ...

... I -Gh'OSS- RADICALf FRAUD-'- -7- -a REVISING BARRISTERS' COBUT FpOll THlE SOUTHERN DIVISION OF LEICESTERtS5IIRE. OtII TiUiiSOAY, OCTons:E 7. 01' [BeJ'sse MeLSora. GALE and SKINNERn.) to' Mr.l' MACAU LAY applied on behalf of the Conservatives, to a expuoge Fool'sY NeAMES which appeared Oni thle hot of personsin claiming to vote forl the southern division, inI. agre' parish;- mnod prayed thle ...

... EXECUTION OF THE BISHOP OF ERM.E- LAND'S MURDERER. ?? _ pi Rudolph Kiihnapfel, the tailor, who murdered Bishop Si Von Hatten and his housekeeper, in the episcopal resi- St dence at Frauenburgh, was executed early on the morning Pi of the 7th instant, on the bill about a mile from that town, Pi near the Elbing road. Thejudgments pronounced in both instances by the criminal tribunals concurred ...

... THE TAMIVORTH BANQUET. I On Wednesday evening Sir Robert Peel gave a grand ; .Complimentary entertainment to a select party of his con- i sttitentanndfriendsinthe'rowvn-hall, Tarmworth. Covers I were laid for about 200, and the dinner with all its ap-I pointments was of the most costly and sumptuous cla-I racter. a The Right Hon. Baronet was supported in the chair by I the Right Hon. W. Y. ...

... COURT OF REVIEW. E, CARTE WooD IN RLE WEBSsTER, A BANKRLUPT-This bank- rupt had the misfortune to be a shareholder in an unsuccessful 2oisc stock banking comopanly, called the Imperial Bank of E~,jngldtl h ich long since fell itito a hopeless state of insol- Aecy r Webster haplieted to be one of the fess share. holdrs ha ereposesse d of anyv considerable property, and ovae~ hi afia 555issued ...