... . PUDLICANS d&o FieEig ht ?? , six heer-elleers. and twoI dealers in table brer, were suisitisned before Mr. Rushton,, cii Friday, for infrosolone of the stoic law.. ?? these Jnmes Lnw- ton, beer-seller, Kirkilale, (second cooviotiaon,) was fiued £4; ,lsissLysuh5 t'ssrgtlussd~m sre e et,5 aod ans Saryh ouye ofnte oh table-beer.'ellei5, of Preston-street, £5. CoOsritNotSNoTo TOO Sessrss-rao5O ...

... [ C o COURT, SATURDAY, APRIL 15. PERJURY. S Neeviacro was indicted for perjury. The de- fendant was clerk to Mr. Edward Allen, solicitor, of ; Manchester, to whom Mr. John Lowe, who kept a boot and shoe shop in that town, entrusted the defence of two actions against him in the Manor Court, for slander and for wages, brought by a dismissed servant, named Ebenezer Benson. It was alleged that in ...

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... ;i.I, ?? .,4 ire tent Addiltd- .I Offfadfr SOUTHERN DIVISION. wa CROWN COURT. hiet BEFORE mR. BARON PARKE. otl FRIDAY, March 31. die His LoRDSHIP entered the court at nine o'clock. ROBBXERY tb Robert Dean, 30, Joseph BuckleV, 23, (could read im- fr erfectly,) and Benj. Whitehead, the latter of whom had up bail, were charged with a robbery at Ashton . the two former were indicted for stealing ...

... | ?? ,O .. - .'&ED i - | : ?? ?? ?? z ?? del i 2 .~ -1- ?? 'hcour was o0cupied ddrJn8 tile ?? day .wltb ?? mirit.cOase.. &eo~rI~ Rbnaabrj salasl Geoaje. Seaeorj'cm'mii d~f*omi MdalcbeGfer ?? b'lat, orl a rba~of reiiititr;!6: frora tran8Portati0 p1endod gu lty;;' and , P id~~dj~hp;8gnif ' erod~ ~~ ?? In K~irkadGaol for ' i auomiofb radvent res and stifrnfront l Q1 ?? c.°d ?? set outs by ...

... ?? Kent 114diled'. S. . CROWN COURT. rin BEFORE MR. JUSTICE. PARKiO 35s FRlDAY, April 14. This beln Good Friday, their Lordships attended Divine ser- it vice at St. George's church, and did not commence the business I a of the oourts until half-ptt one. t a ATTENDING ILLEGAL MEETINGaS. ff Geora. Southam, wat charged with attending ag Slegal meeting, t I-: and also with utteriug seditious ...

... 1hi-.nr nt th-sn Sas-qinns W, cnmennd Wn.A. cr of The business at these Sessions wag commenced' n Wednesday last, before tho chairman, the Rev. Jonathan Brooks; there was the also a full beneh of magistrates. The calendar ccittains tbs C to names of eighty-four prisoners, seventy-one of whom are charged wde ith felony. the rest with misdemeanors and assaults; out of D andhe wholelist, four can ...

... ID I ?? th:tujnW,. t nim,I it at4,'d., n'nd believes tbe epri'soer t'6 be thelman fioubouht .4oO' it oi . .i;l 95.1 ?? ?? ' ' , '-Bf X > i. ?? - - Cbitaible 4b eann produa'd theltsxuaend baeon, ' hieh: he had recoived from Mr Precsuton;l Went i t, ;o!an *.Thome6':Stone police constable AWent iD 6eharobvar-d ifound the :prisoner at Blaekburbin 'on- the ']4thi of ,Pebruarij The prisoner at' ...

... SATURDAY, MARCIi 25. V The assizes for the southern division of this county P commenced on Saturday. The learned Judges, Mr. ti Baron Parke and Mfr. Justice Coliltall, arrived at the (I Rilwaevy station, Lime-street, shortly after six o'clock in n the evening, where the High Sheriff, Vrilliani Garnett d Esq., of Manchester, with a body of pikemen, waited their arrival. Their Lordships were ...

... ANNUALI S . -S i 1 The A i nesday last. e e byadjourni.- t, o .. T. B. Amllseo, Esq. wast oded tb the chair. PVISSON ?? O/hdd naa saad the flrt 'tuoes lion, was a letter oaj th e& ets6 lry fState, relatietd. prison discipline, referiril 'lt6 Q of riies for their adop lion, wlhw such ?? as the ?? parts of thoekiondoni mfght ?? m V 1i ost'of the reconumudations contained; tierti, hebougit, ...

... SIDE.-BEFORE MR, JUSTIOP IV CROWN SlDE BEiPORE MiX JlUST1CE MAULE. MONDA Y, ipril 10. MURDER AND RAPE. The trial of James Ford for the murder of Samuel 6haw behB? fixed far this morning, the court was crowded to excess, tie enormity ofdbe crime exciting considerable interest. On the Leagned JUDGE Arriving in court, the prisoner, a full- faced, robust loan, aged 23 years, was placed at the bar. ...

... A shocking murder took place in Salford on yesterday week, when a man named Robert Travis, about 50 years of age, was stabbed in the abdoncen by Jane Oliver, alias Morris, a woman living in Brunswick-strect, near the Town Hall. The deceased, wio formerly kept the Black Boy public house, in Old Millgate, cohabited With the wooman. All that is known of the circumstances at- tending the murder ...