... GENBRAL LONDON SESS1ONS -SATURDAY. | - ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'rlns CITY roPiis.- Wlliksn .Burgess, a sickly-looking young fellow, was Indicted at I the intanee or thn City Solicitor for assaulting the poliee in a very I violent manner, at tEe Garliek-bill station house, to which Indict- t ment lie pleaded not guilty. Mr. R. Gurney and Mr. Doane conduct dA the prosecution; ilha I prisoner ...

... LAW INTELLZGBNCE-SATURDAY. ItJUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. Present-The Lord President, Sir James Graham, Baron Purke, ytihe Judge of the Admiralty Court, and the Chancellor of the Duchy It of Cornwall. IN RHE THE ST'ATES OF OUEISSO5 IThe above lords, constituting a committee for the affairs of If Guernsey and Jersey, again assembled at the Councl Chamber, eWhitieiall, to consider ...

... ASSIZE lilNTEiLLIGENCE. NO1 'IiEmpIN CuicurIT-DURITAM, iDM. 17. Mr. Justice ColehHipe took lUli seat on the hanch this mornilng ft ! o'clock. !i'nbert Bu12oe, agcd 2ij, anrd George ]lh'coderoyd, a'd 82S, vrerfte mrslly ci.a edwitlh htnoix, at WVil.'.'i!', 'a tite 2inb Julv laet, ltlouriouiy firedt ol e1 g1n uito the hr-Mo of Jobt Walker, with intent to (lo grievoos bodily harm to the Pitid J ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-TuEBDAY. IN st tRER esItIC SAVEaY. H Frde'ieSneOet1/ seaws opposed by Mr. NIcliols for Charles W. Jr Fennnlug, Esq. of Connaught-square. Ile was supported by Mr. Jc Cooke. hrI The investigation of this insolvent's affairs occupied the court D, during tire early part of tho day. The opposition was chiefly ripon fr the ground thst he had obtained or appropriated a sum of ...

... LA W NOTICES- (Tuis DAY). CODRT OF CHTANCERY, LINCOLX'S-INX.- ?it ait tel. ,ayer v W^;garat, tm be spoke tlIn re Lalovi kuhmailis, ditto. AP RtAIA.--Saidlirg v ?tdling, part heard-Narivu ,sHlrford * Lorv) Lowther I(, tIto-Twlulh i Harttly, potli Ian and apieFal, par; beard. VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN 'S-INN-St at ten. Before Sir L. SHADWEI.L. CAUSES, &c,-Barratt v Stockton and ...

... co OS ' TS. DisTAssotr S'crocw .-On Friday the 22nd lnst.,i this neighbourhood was shocked by a report that Miss S. ] Gurllver, daughterfof Mr. T. GuivOI% of Blodham, and I sister to Mrs. Fisher, of Grimry ho 55, wit h whom she I had beon staying some timer bad drowne herself. She J was about twenty-six years, of age andhadforalong period I been in indifferent health, and latterly her spirrta ...

... AFTER-DENNER SESSIONS. (FRoMs PUNCH.) The following report of the trial of a prisoner after dinner will serve to show the expediei cy of discontnuieig evening sittings, recommended by Sir James Graham.- Judge (taking his seat): Ha, ha, ha! very good, excellent, aciapitl joke, ha, ha !-Counsel (coming in): Ha, ha, ha l The wine's better than they gave us last session, ha, ha!- Jury (entering ...

... CBArTRA L CRIMINAL Co URT- SATURDAY. [Before Mr. Justice Miliase.] MIANSLAUGHTER. Samuel S inos, commander of the Waterman No. ti, Thanuee-river steamer, wae indicted tor tie munolangbilor of Edward Everest. Mr. Ballentine and Mr. Wild condctlel shte prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Clarkson end Sir John Bailey. From the evidence it appeared that on the Mith October last, the ...

... The CoaRO THE JOf AL DES 3LimAs]. The Court of Aesize of the Loire Inferieure was occupied during the 13th, 14th, and 15th instant, by one of those judiciary dramas which excite one's interest to the highest point, and which afford a wide range to the observations of the criminaliet. It has occupied three long sittings of th is Court of Assize. Two accused, an old man and a young girl, have ...

... COURT OF ALDsaUzN CHARGE AGAINST TUSt CITY Porlc T at a court held for the dispatch of tosiess Tuesday Copeland presented a petition from a man oam' aterrs who had been tried and acquitted at thaead Barges; Sessions. The alderman stated that he wlas ondof magistrates who were present at the trial of the o re for an assault upon some of the offiers of lb the s5; A more gross case upon the part ...

... Atrocious Murder and Highway Rob bery. BRrcaoN, Drc. 7.-I send you particulars of one of the most foul murders we have ever heard of, and which took place last night about midnight. I should inform you that in this country there are many men who obtain their livelihood by purchasing butter and other provi- nions in Cardigan and Carmarthenshire, and taking thers to the iron districts for sale; ...

... Meeting of the Middlesex M tagitrates ?? a- Thursday being what is termed county day, or the- , day appointed for the transaction of the financial andI other business of the county of Middlesex, a most nume-.. rous meeting of the magistrates was held, at twelve o'clock, in the Court-house, Clerkenwell-green, - Devou, Esq., in the chair. The depuedr Clerk of the Peace,. hav--- iag read the ...