... IA~_L MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ANTI-COi1N-LAW LEAGUE. ?? Meeting of the League was held on Wed- - ,ranclrester. in tire afternoon a numerous and roost b~ eet~gof ?? Coencil teok place in the League \~5~ iluldis s when the Reports of the Executive wer ivd, nd hefollowing resolution wan passed : .In rta reittigoflie (General Council of the Anti-Corn tirrtrcived very felt and detatted reports of ~ ...

... SECOND CROWN COURT, THJURSDAY, December 11. (Before Mr. BarOn PLATT.) tO D., MURDER AT 8ELBY. erin - . . ~~of Jo GEORGE WATtON (40) vas c1 arged for that Ila, n0 the pariso Lives Qff SeIby, on the 1st of Alupst last, felisously and of malice nfore- San thought, assaulted Elizabeth Watson, and with a knife, whicii n,, held in his right hand, did strike, cut, and stab her in the lower part of ...

... ;{NARESBRO'. Tile Michaelmas Sessions for the West Riding were held at Knaresbro', on Tuesday last. The Honourable Ewi\vi LASCIMLLES, occupied the chair. The number of prisoners for trial was 9. INSI'PECTOR OF WEIGTITS AND MEASUIRES FOR TEIE DIVISION OF CLARO. During the proceedings Mr. COLTMAN made a motion for cancelling the appointment of Mr. Powell, as Inspector of Weights and Measures for ...

... 1 DREADYUL MUYRDERS ON THE HMIG.- SBEAS.| _ _ I :_ . ?? . .. 'A Th:cr ov Hosiwort, On 0 cadw Gcidage IJolnsltono, late ulaster of-the- Toi~,% from- Hing K~ong, aresb e brought. before Mr. Broderip,- of the Thaissli Police Gourtt, Is chiarged with the wilful muerder olf Thos. Reason, a esearrnaui Ian LI thet hligh sells, wiltbin tile juriodiotiozv of thle Tdmi3r-alty of England. Tho prisonser ...

... COURT MARTIAL ON LIEUT. HYDER.. Es In our last week's impression. we stated that the Court id Martial which, under the presidency of General Sir Win. Warrs, had *n been sitting at Leads siuce thle It nt mt., to inquire into the troth of Ofa certain charge made againstLieut. Hyder, of the 10th Royal Huasars, 0'by his commanding officer, Cot. Vandeleur, had been brougbht tooa lX clsea on the ...

... LIVE1P'OOL ASSIZIES. PC IMPORTANT ACTION ON A, POLICY Ox' 1NSI'lRANCR. 1mu1 MTODAns, Atiu,twi M.- An act ni tyias tried It oJeroMr. bnt ft Just ice Cl8it tSttfI ai. tnI it ?? Jusry, flits da-i., tekici inol)v~d all tfift-,triat fpleilit of hNw. 'cOt it at wslts ?? tlip i'~nti wisirp J1 s.f liitand Ito I'st 5. l xe twonal ?? fiiterseoof tfe A oils I. ?? OillIltli. Al: IO ,tlti Itt) It Ale . ...

... IoKSTHRE ASSI ZES. II t-,, osn mir sent 1h pnaye.) - ,c~l'u5J minr ~ i-w-u C IRT TiIURSDAXY, JULY 17. N~i IELii JUSTIC1E (.cItFoocWcvL.] sE-NTEI-CES. 'I ~iN, lctl~dMA NX, and Ehi-DVAifi IS,!o7lH cco%,c-ii Cuil'. trcloficryiavr wa~. Ici citiiircicic ccttlw, It apii ?? ?? ritic cci- ci Vttils cli I41ii 'cc 5 'rc ii cvi' its, c prov!1' incictliting civi cltict huw utiitt i r to , Icc it'' ic ...

... I- REPEAL tF: THE CORN-LAWS. ! _ I 4 . ?? Cli ?? INTENTIONS. OF- THE MINISTRY. 'be ~~(Frrm te standard of yeslrrdcev iveek.) St ATROCIQ9US FABRICATION BY THE TIMfES. cta WE, armnow, we rejoice to say, in a condition fr LOf to give the most positive and direct contradiction to the 1, 5ns Statement of a proposed repeal of the Corn Laws, which fI t~o appeared'isa yveterday's Tomes. .* led TnE ...

... I IiE ASSIZES. 18 ° S SUVPLEMNT.] I ?? ~ '1 - ?? jRT.oTHURSDAY MARCH 20. ¢'X Cari ?? jtice' WIGUTHAN.) SENTENCES. OMAS DILLON, BENJ. *YALES s TlZtRAT, ,MllOltE. TROMAS COL- ,IfPR -V J~, j IIF'BAUIMONT, who had ,iu rtit t lT E~,dJitviolence. Were placed at I; ' Fl~ l t fi- or,1-1spried for ffleeen years. , NER DEWVSBURY. 'r 5A 17. was charged with having ; ?? and nine half sovereigns, Cl ...

... IYORKSHIRE ASSIZIrS. I I - - ?? YESTERDAY. oB [i Before Mr. Justiam CRWS~WKLL.] at Lrsip tooik I~s seat tlsis oorningat nine o'clock, welsen I thel pln lsevidence in the caeIte. Iter. Qaskell and el otii .Ctiron, was proceeded With. At the conclusion of I)P the plaintiff's case., Iat SMr. BArtes, for the defencel, submitted -several legal obj cc- I kiois, andi contended that Ilis Loarnted ...

... rFCf4TNtTNEw. -- ?? _ _ (Ccnnmuzn nag ** - - ' - a C i.AJli [COTINED ROMTHHSUPPLNmUZrt CROWN COURT, THURSDAY, MARCH 18. (Before Mr. Justice WIGETHAN4.) UNNATURAL CRIME. HENRY BOURNE, (who hadt been removed by Habeas Corpus from the gaol of Lincoln, where hie had been Confined on similar charges). was indicted for Sodomy committed on a boy, fourteen years of age, at ]lull, having taken the boy ...

... L EE DS: SATURDAY, MARCH 15. TO OUR READERS. 1 .s our intention next Saturday to give A. 5ECO91 SUrrPPLEMENT : (G3.AT!S,) c4ntaining the trials ansl catises at York Aesizes, the Lecds AIni4Jor t Law Meeting of next T,,'scldy, anel (4f ?? in tiunej the gpart of the Board of Trade, oa the projected Railways between London and York, with its SPECIAL JURY CASEs-The following are the fixtures for ...