... OF FE N CE S. DEATf H OF A SUSPECTED) MURDER1ESS.-Ei;za Rair S, whose committal (wiith her husband) to Shrewsbury county gaol, charged with the mursder of her aged parent by poi orn, we stated some time ago, died on Wednesday night is prisoni, after having ,Idv, bbeith to a child a chort time prevbim. She never rallied after the birth of her intint, yet conva:,l v declared her innocence of the ...

... O F F ENN C E S. _ TRIAL FOR BLASPHEcMY.-The trial at Bristol of Charles Southwell, late Socialist minister, for writing, print- ing, and publishing certain blasphemous libels in a work entitled The Oracle of Reason, took place belore Sir Charles Wetherell, the recorder, on Friday and Saturday. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and the defendant was sentenced to twelve months' ...

... SiiiPwREcx.-TiTe Ulster Times contains the following: -The Gipsy, of Belfast, on the 13th September, at four o'clock, p.m., fell in with a Russian man-otfwar, sailinr to St Pete sbrrg, forty miles to westwari of the coast of Nor- way. The Russian vessel was water-lognced, mast gone by the board, and was mann'd by a crew of six hundred men. Slne rnfortunatilly struck on a rock, off ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT LoRD FRANKFORT'S CASE.-Akece Lozte, a spinster, was plhced iit se har , chsrg.fd wit!, s'sged a gold boxes, and other articles, thie prraerty of, ItaI P , ?? Clarkson stelied the case for the Itose Ink, in the outset was pioce-dingso assert that tbe Iri i nj been a gay woman for some years, but ener tai objected to the learned counsel attennptm to rai1s'lPi5 janice ...

... SPRINC ASSIZES. NORFOLK CIRCtUT.L --The Right Hon. Sir N. C. Tindal, Knt., Lord Chief Justice. - Bucks-Ad dburv, March 2 Beds-Bedford, March 12 Huntindonsh .-Huntisgdon, 17 Cambrid1gesh.-Cansbridge, 19 ISffolk-Bury St. Edmunds, 26 I Norfolk-Norwich, April2 City of Norwich-Same day, at I the Guildhall of the said city The RightHon. James Lord Abin~py, Lord Chief Baron; and Mr. I - - Justice ...

... LA IV NOT1CEIS-TIuIm DAY. The Lord Cbrancellor wlul not attend court to day. VICE.CB4ANCYLLOiS' COURTS, IINCOLN'S.INN._At ten. Before Sir A.sAcitur SueADWeIA. Brydges v Bramfil, cause, part heard. Before Sir J. KNI owr RUCK. CAuSaS, &c:-Seager v Sinlth-Lovell v Yatts-rhornas v Jones -Boaften v Strathlmrnre-Thestinneyv Western-Johnson v Hardy - Hales v Itarell-Colmani v Jessop-Ball v Wivell ...

... LA I' NOTICPS-T'r., DAY. The Lord Ch an.ce jor oi I lIot riteui I ceort to clay. iVICEICHANCELLORS' COUltilS, INCOl,N'S.INN,-At ten. ieulore Sir LAo;cetIAT' 6SuADsWR 0 l. Eycparie ticnco, petitlon by or'!er-Iic re North Clarence Itallway, motion by order. I A L F.S - B;artilrd v Sdittio, by order-Rnilth v cliikle, dilto- ito ivl V tioes -lirenecroft n Cacbett - Allirigiht v lles-Grecn v f-eroi ...

... -i-'/PZE ]JATEI'LL. (;LNE.' f {till~l mr iimmw . 'rms'.ds yiwt Keith T,l, Itil Y1E1'.'1 I.ARS SINCE.'. '''4I ; e,^'- : ,2 id -17, wjS indzived fir tlhe AlIltt , ,; 1ll 1!, >:ti, rdrsj. W\illiamn lIulitley, ltt ii 7ortlk llidillg, by sh1ootirtg llim lwith; 'ir {.r. .,ry i.eMs. .r. Mliss, aind Mr. Pa ileine t w~re . e ztio; .Mr. Wi' ill raild Mr. t vertnd fbr thle I di i eri tile M!nt ...

... COURT OF RE0 I EW-F'RIDAY. IN RE STOCES AND SON. TI'he banklpes wele cxtensive manufacturers ill tbe iiogliiourhloode ot Manchester. The petition prayed liberty to prove ligalust the joint estate fr separate debt, smout- iiog to l-),-22, ei ;tile baklnce of an account due by Sijuouei Stocks, the eIder, to the petitioner, ns the conmmittee of a lumiatic. The (I'onniissioncrs had rejee ted the ...

... oli inl beet rt'o\iu liv it (. liitl \}Iill.A, tong hlt tit lit-', iIgi l t I I 0 'Ii . ri ,1I.h!t loat.t , itetitd 1i, winch d'c1ifttl fiveli. xvit tl' iullt r Ii t. l rrry o tti il ih ci Mrt t i lliil l Ch tjitt -(i ti^, Iz.l, ol I >:*rt ' n t b r tilo ! p, - uIlittil ; MIir. illlr itlIrit, ftr Otfil ll by te lh Flroml ils1l, tO tei'( into the alt'itil thi'it lotloliklr wholl lbild hvtll ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-FRB 328I ~. I.. The fifth sessions 'of the present mayoralty came onthis m~inhae before the Recorder, the Lord Mayor Alderman Sir George Crrol, the sherift's, the under sherifi', and the bthc' civio 'authorities. In Aaiugiug the grand jury the Recorder remarked, that the geiersility of cases which would be presented to them were of the ordinary description, and ...

... LA TV iVOTICES-Tnils DadY. nr -I'ren_ -.. . j SECOiNDARiESr COURT, i RASINDICHALSTREET-Sitat 12.. MlrrloituOl-Oftda o Waltet-BrrraVk v ill iharn-Whiie WVaiVte -Scule i viclcnbothtun-Andetraun i tVI icY n i'lirtorr. Unidefeided caunnes will be baeien at tbro nitting of the court. PALACE COUf, IVESTUi'iNSTER-A traiali.pust arl.e Hurtinlg v Marthir-..Willlmm v willlalla-Ruatlen v Blaud-Gooro r ...