... B3RIGHTON, IVlAlt. 17.-An inquest was held this morning, before Mr. Gall. coroner for EDist Sussex, at the Sussex County Hospital, on the body of Hannah )dls, a servant at the synagogue in Devonsbire-place, whose death took place by poison yosterday morning. The first witness called was Sarah, Rentel, wife of Moyer Rental, who lives in London. She deposed that she lives with her son, Moses ...

... vojax?lvllrm T.5e 'iixines5 at tbseee Asa'z ollinienced on Monday W Iek, h- fora Mr. Baron purkoav-1, .ar. Justie Colt- niatf. The latter Ju,' plsestiledt il the Crown CeIt Trio ?? is a eumsnlary of the crnuissal bushnes. of the w.,;k JamlS Harper 7 19 waS oborhiced With havinog stslen a mare. tile .r stk y ot ,aeiu, Farser. The prosecutor is a tarrier, resid;l'g t ilarrogatte, and he to Ik a ...

... LIABILITY OF COMMON CARRIERS t WATSON & ANOTHER v. BOYES. e E Mr. RIC;AnDs and Mr. CLrAssYwere counsel for the plaintiffs, t and Mr. J(e:LY and Mr. WATSON for the defendant. This action was brought in the siame of the assignees of a t Mr. William Fawcett, of Manchester, for an alleged inisdeli- very of sone wool tops so long ago as March, 1841. Fawcett was rmade a bankrapt in August, 1841, and ...

... YO]RoKKIRE SPRING ASSIZES. (Cditnaucd feom oni- f0t1h page) TnuBsDAr, MAnCIX 16. Before Ir. Justice Lijm11nss. Eli Harpin, 25, pleaded guilty to a charge Of iesng Stolent a heifer, at Thornhill- the property of Richard Cardwell. He was sentenced to bo impri- soned for eighteen mouths to hard labour. INTENT TO MURDa B. James Craireee, 26. was inliefed for having, on the 11th of February, last, ...

... ALLEGED OUTRAGE BY OFFICERS OF THE 17WM LANCERS. In the Mercury of the IItb ult. we expressed a hope that i the inquiry into this subject would be a searching one, and I added, that if alter such inquiry, it should turn out that the state- ments which had been made were incorrect, however universally they might have been believed, and however extraordinary the cir- cumstantiality of the ...

... THE CROWN-CALE NDAR A i Fo]' the Yorkshire Spring Assizes, to be holden: Lass -at the Castle of York, on Saturday, (this day,) before the'i as I If Right l~on. Sir JAMSir PARKE, Knight, and the Hon. Sir aipp, I T IAoss COLTMAN, Knight. pine Sir Josrgi' W-. COPary, Baronet, High Sheriff. vart ~I. EdadFlyr ag,(gd21 hred with the man- 2lt 2 . Joehiire ~t hre ?? ith a burglary in an it thlelighos ...

... EXrRAORDINARY CASE. BlRIGHTON, MAR. 17.-.An inquest was held this morning, before Mr. Gall, coroner for East Sussex, at the Sussex County Hospital, on the body of Hannah I D le, a servant at the synagogue in Davonshire-place, wb;su death took place by poison yesterday morning. The first witness called wao Sarah Rontel, wife of Meyer Rental, who lives in London. She deposed that she lives with ...

... ysiY2SHEASSIZES.1 The Yorkslatw ~Assizes costistelticed oni Saturday o ls.AbOatt ?? sevver o'clock, the Juldges (_Mr. Baron Ihe I>Altsa arlid MJr. JUStice COLT3uAN) arrived at the railwa'y at prtier, fromn the metropolis .At the station their Lordships titi scr ~ a usuial, by the High Sheriff, (Sir Joseph Wits, sit CsopleYj ofsprorlierough Hall,) an1d the City' Sheriff, (Riclid. NiehOIS01t I ...

... YOnxSHIRE SPRING Assms2. I CROWN COURT-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22. (Before Mr. Justice Coltman.) Isaac Clissit, of Birstal, and Willain Sheldrakde, and Maurice Reddinrg, of Bradford. were several found guilty of ricts in connection with the late strike. There were several unimportant cases of misdemeanor and felony, for the particulars of which we have no room. Before M~r. Baron Parke. Richard Turner ...

... L A E L) S: SATURDAY, MARCH 25. TO OUR READERS. We this day present to over readers a SECvONI> IsuppmMELNT, GnATIS, containhntq ample reports of the Trials and hsetrsg at York Assizes, and other interestiiea Neww. TirE Assxzms.-Mr. Baron Parke left York yesterday to open the Commission at Liverpool to-day. Tha Assizes terminated at about half-past six o'clock last night. I-I. R. At. Prince ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, MARCH 2S, 1843. ELSEWHERE we give a full report of the trial of JOHN WEST. Our readers will peruse it with interest. They will see that Baron ALDMRaSN, like Baron ROLFE, took a very different view of the matter from the petty Dogberry's of the Magisterial bench. The Lord save us from the wisdom (1) and clemency of the Great Unpaid ! We had purposed writing ...

... NISI PRIUS COURT, MONDAY, MARCH G. Mr. Baron PARKE took his seat in this Court at noon, a when there wais a very fell attendaisce of the ussnhembrs of the bar, but the seats assigned to tice silk-gown gentlemnio were nearly all vacant, in consequence of their detention at Lanc:aster, in the case of 01 7iec Qeece v. O'C'oasor andi Others, for conspiracy. WALL ?? DICIILEY. Mr. I'AScLiE seas for ...