... FROM OUWIRD EDITION OF LAT CROWN COURT, FniDAY, MAuCH 12TH. Mr. Baron RoLsE took his seat at ten minutes past nine. After the arraigning of various prisoners fbr trial, and swearing of the Jury, William b. belsoss, John Griffn, and William Gawkrode were placed at the bar, charged with burglary at Cook- ridge Hall, the seat of John Wormald, Esq., near Otley, on the night of' the 25th of ...

... EXETER GENERkL SESSIONS, .. .. I. I I.. . Conlimerd fromt our last. loborH oorm, 10, was indieted for breakiog ?? entering the houso of Eli Torr, the Rose and Crown public ?? Street, aud stealing therefrom a pair of shoes and a pistol. This was the case alludod to by the Recorder, in his charge, as given by as last neek. Thl entry was effected by means of the trap- door; anid the prisoner bei ...

... YORMSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES. CROWN COURT, SATURDAY, MARCH 1. (Before Air. Baron Rolfe.) RAPE AT HOLMFIRTH. Wem. Kenirorthy, 25, was charged with having, o0 the 30th of August last, committed a rape on Mary Anm Mate. 'ir. BAINES and Mr. PASILE7 were for the prose- oution; the prisoner was undefended. The prosecutrix is fifteen years of age, and her pa.. tents reside at Holnsfirth, in the parish of ...

... I On Monday last, soon after one o'cluck, the High Sheriff of this county, JonN BRUNO BOWDEN, of South- gate House, Esq., arrived in Derby by a special train from Chesterfield, and was escorted from the Railway Station by a very respectable though not numerous party of Gentleicil, to the Kings Head. He immediately pro- ceeded to meet the Judges, the Right Hon. Lord ABINGEr, and Sir J. ...

... Jfy- I X A r - On Truesily til L try Ithe ~ Lri Thr Recel- ArPIat (k1t eo'm M*CaIiten li;t, *1 ?? 'rutt s Ciout tk Ct tidlrr I Pl t I'utehirn lfhl, ?? irnt't' °tt.;x' t leke.slt. rite i Iaew~l4,ll nl¢tt' ta 'leartinttte'r ef ?? W~tlR~b;l A el le.. Ire elefenaer . l'lke'thlr. in thsP Sr. I leir, nail )r,1'e nr' e t A' Waritten r nrt.. r ' Wipecr in 'e.l tl, Perrt f her, anti D f'l'rh ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-YESTERDAY. (Uetore Mr. Commissioner M'Cann.) n ?? Re. Arthur Perrin, a Bankrupt. In this case there was a meeting in the Court of Bank- ruptcy, for the purpose of receiving the bankrupt's surren- d r, and also for the proof of debts and the appointment of akasignee. A very great number of creditors and other a persons, anxious to witness the result of the proceedings, in ...

... CROWN COURT, FRIDAY, MARCH 12ru. Mr. Baron RoLrF took his seat at ten minutes past nine. After the arraigning of various prisoners v for trial, and swearing oft the Jory, WRifiam lb 6 6elson, John Grisis, and William Gaowkrodger were D placed at the bar, eharged with burglary at Cook- ridge Hall, the seat of John Wormaid, Iesq., near Otley, on the night of the 25th of November lIst. Messrs. ...

... EX-VECUTION of JAMES TAYLOR for the MURDER of his WIFE-DEPRAVITY qf tho CULPRIT. -a It will be in the recollection of our readers that James Taylor, a pig dealer, residing at Toockenham, near Wootton Bassett, was charged at the late Suminer Aosizes, held at, Devizes, with the wilful murder of his wife, when it ap- peared that the prisoner, about thirty-nine years of age, ?? given up his ...

... LAW NOTIcES-TnIS DAY. ViCECHANE LOR'S COURT, LINCOIN'S.iNN-At ten. MoTI~s O Onise.Hcdwik v orepart ?? v 1011, ?? Efxha-LiydYWait-Barber v liar. ?? Parr-tl~~tti V jonsioe, ptition. ROLLS'COURT CHANERY.LNE-Sit at ten. Causes, &c,,byconsent After the consent, Knia Framoptos, for Jurigment-Kirrg v Wheeler, to be spoke ?? Baugharn, ?? v Hastte. wood, petition by orde- a~O v Pening lar Steam Company ...

... CORONER'S INQUEsT-MURDER OF THE I ITALIAN-SixfI DAY. l The inquest touching the murder of the Italian, Do- rminick Gillibardo, was, pursuant to adjournment from Thursday last, resumed yesterday at the Police Station- house, IRathfarnham. The crowds that thronged the street of the village werel very great, and outnumbered those congregated on any former day of the inquiry. The apartment in ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESThDRAY. I RSEAD OFFICE. SIGNS OF TIE TzIsEs._There was not a single pri. soner committed for trial either from this or the College. street divisional office yesterday. COLLEGE-STREET OFFICE. CURIOUS CHr;UGE or ASSAUrLT.-A respectable gentle. moan, named Thomas W. Blackstone, appeared, with his attorney, Mr. Nolan, to answer a charge of having as. saultud Mr. Augustus G. Grady, ...

... YORKSHIREf SPRING ASSI=S. | (Con tinued from our sixth page.) CROWN COURT, VWEDNE38DAY, MARCH 17. STABJING AT BRADFORD. John Wilson, 20, was charged with having, on the 24th of February last, stabbedl Samuel Holdsworth, of Allerton, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Sir GREGORY LEWIN was for the prosecution, and, by the advice of Mvlr. WILKINS, who appeared on his behalf, he ...