... ENGLISH Et~lMTIONEERING-STAFFORD ' AS91ZES, Aua;. 14. M'wre v. Ferrand. This case, which excited much interest, was an aotion brought by the plaintiff, formerly a publi na iin this town, ?? Robert Ferrand, E1q, formerly Conservative mem- ber for the borough, to recover lO1 3S. for refreshments suppilid to the ladies assembled at the plaintaff's house a fewi days before the election. The ...

... UW INTILLIHNIZ. LtIVMttODLe Amr. 22. CaVIL SIDE. (flffore Mr. Justice CILEOOWELL.) Lti3ELtcSTAI;L5Y O. AocALLt - Mr. DoeVeflAS, Mr. WOnT LET, and Mr. POLLOCK for the plabntiff; Mr. BANtiES and Mr John HENTEitiOOR for the defendoflr~t.-r. DflotAtnS proceeder to state the plaintiff's case. The present action coos one, be said of very great importance to the plainti wh a encr polled to come ...

... ASSIZB INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT-LvnssRPooL,, AUGUST 18. The assizes for the southern division of Lancashire commenced here to-day. Their lordships took their seatsat twelveo'clODk. Mr. Justice Wightman on the Crown side, and Mr. Justice Cresvwell in the Nisi Prius Court. The calendar is very heavy, there being 123 prisoners for trial, Among the cases are 10 for burglary, in which il ...

... COOMMITTAL OF JouIN ANDxEsow.-On Saturday last John Anderson was again brought up for examination, and after several witnesses had been called, merely to corroborate part of the evidence as to the payment of some of the notes into certain bankis, theprisoner woo committed en two chat-ges. The first vith regard to the £1000 noto stolco from Mr. Blakemore, and tho second with reference to ono of ...

... M0 MI§SST.3A OF LUNACY-MOST EXTRAOR,- ; I. j .DIARY CASE. ; II I I oT~ - DAVIOD OCEIvTORontr DYCE 80OMBRE. ?? Monday a commission de lunatico inquivrndo was anoened before J.aiw s.anapca r, to inquire into the state of mind of Davids Ochterlony Dyce Sombre,. formerly of Sirhind, in the UpperProvi noes of Blengal, and --now of Hanover Lodge, Park-'ro adi 'Rigent'iapark, in thi [ve drawing~rcoom ...

... July 28th.-Ann Bradbury was brought before the Mayor and T. P. Bainbrigge, Esq., and charged on oath ?? Webster, keeper of the Derby Union Workhouse, with having on the 14th of Oct. last run away and left four of her children destitute, whereby they became chargeable to the parish of St. Werburgh. The prisoner was taken into custody by Tomlinson, the constable, at Belper.-Committed to the ...

... Tseesday, August 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. and H. Solomonk, Portugal street-S. R. Clitberow anid T. P. Harris, Greengate gardens, Hackney road, firework manufacturers-H. Porter and W. Taylor, Derby, booksellers -G. Bousfield anid Co. Gracectiurch street, wbolesale woollen drapers; as far as regards W. Knott-Linaey and Co. City road, ?? and Jones, iudley, ironmaster5 as far as regards 3. ...

... SINGULAR CASES OF RECOVERY OF HAIR,| After 18, 25, and 2.6 years loss. . A few attestali'0ns, (selected fromt numberless others, LANirD'8 MAOA SSaAR °OIL; the originals of which may To Messrs. ROWLAND & SON, 20, HATI'ON GAR. HIUMOIT5 '4HRoTEL, COViNT GAK'DEN, In announceing to you the following corroboratioin of; thc efficacy of grceat obligation Id fee mlI lfieunedtetr tio you, and shall he ...

... FOLIOS ZNTBLIaEGENG? COO! OJCOL?HOOJSE, BRS TOO, SATUR DAY. 0?ratrO prescott The Mayor, next Messrs. Iticketto and ??aed Kay, George Tosgood, John Williams, Jas. Beeso, Western, anti Joseph Willililits, Oitt wretehod-lookitig men, Jails dwitli being found asleep under a limokilo, in Lime. a-err cborg?1 all said they had no money, and no lsd'lns bile1? TheY ivere cautioned and disoharged. to f? ...

... SUSPECTED MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS-BLOWING UP OF A SOUTH SEA WHALER. We itabe received intelligenee of the blowing up oF the Diana, Sooth Sea whaler, while on her homeward voyage, and the death of Captais May. ?? commanded her, under very suspicious circum- stances. flse following is a brief statement of the affair:- The Diana bas for several years been engaged in the South Sea fishery. She ...

... WESTM\IORELAND ASS(ZEj. LORD BRoUGHAM AND T'rEilInns-TttEsits, . . r }FIDAV, AUG. II. Thoint Birdl, tile Qtle,, a.erl 64, reldg .4 rmprrfectiv-i..,ac Bill, aier.l .) It tn I ?? I0 rd ti4 e 3r rein t;e and wettire iniperfecl -Pree, i ariR i 9 writes irnperfect~y-1.Thilna llit,,t 3'fi Bird the elder, egeel 29, rd a rrniehere TL2if Bird, ageil 32, read, an-l writes imiperf-i i v veraliy bern ...

... ITHE WESTLINGWORTH MURDERS-EXECU- I TION OF SARAH DAZELEY. Bedford, Saturday Afternoon. This day being appointed for carrying the awful sentence of the law into execution on the body of Sarah Dazeley, who was convicted at the late Bedford assizes of the wilful murder of her two husbands and daughter, by administer- ing a quantity of arsenic to them, and which was discovered in the most ...