... - Itxrm'tit *ummer Xddiltt ~I luw~ SOUTHERN DIVISION.-LIVERPOOL. ?? tde' OPENING OF THE COMMISSION. theth BEFREn MRl. BARON ROLF'E AND MAI. JUSTICE CRESSWELb. and f'llgh Sheriff.-PUDSEY DAWSON, Esq, are ty Under Shefiff.-JoHN HIGOIN~, Esq.. Lancaster. glat dWEDNE SDA Y, August 13. dep ~This being the day rtppointed for the opening of the ala] lie commission for the Sooth Lancashire Summer ...

... SATURDAY. ARcDEYovNOMAs.-WWilam Gorton,compiaLned of by EUen Hfogg, for rude behaviour towards her in the streets, was discharged on roa. king a promise to bebave more decorously towtrd young women iL future. MIONDAY. Suepicism or SrTAIrco.-Jane Davia was charged with etealing an iron pan, the property of Alice Ashworth. It appeared that the prA. sonor had been doing some work for the ...

... SATURDAY. bo PoACUris.-Thomas Bamford, charged with having in his posses. Bil elon, and unlawfully using, a gun, near to the Fleetwood and Wyre Ti Railway, for the purpose of shooting and taking gante, was convicted wI in the penalty of £5 and costs. Pr BREACH OF THEl HIOIWAY AcT.-Thomas Coups appeared to an. po swer the summons of George Dunkicy, for a breach of tle Highway P0 Act. Mr. ...

... Meson. Houghton and Adam Hodgson sat in the Polloe-court, W4 Yesterday, ia the plaoe of Mr. Ruesiton, who hass gone to Scot- Ls land for afortnight. th gh THz JOLLY BElOGARs.-Yesterday, three men, dressed In the |T pal garb of sailors, and having only three legs amongst them, were P ;or brought up charged with being drunk and disorderly. It appeared bh ked that after singing and begglng In ...

... ?? *umrrtr d 1ied. i- I of SOUTHERN D1VIS1ON.-LLVERPOO1. I High ?? DAWSON, ESl. Under Sberiff.-~JOHN HIGGIN. Ebtq., Lancaster. CROWN COURT. BEFORE M5R, BARON ROLI'E. FRIDA YV. 4wgswt -.22. Frederick Harris, who aind been found gnirty-of'the imoanslaughter of John Leyden, at 'Bury, was placed at -the bar. His LORoSHIP addressed the prisoner as -fol- ' hlows :- 1 have duly considered the ...

... CROWN COURT. [REFORE IUR. D3AI1 O ROLFE.] FRIDAY, AeousT 15. Thoemas Whittle, aged 21, was charged with having committed a highway robbery, at Ince, in Macklerfield, near Wigan, on the 18tI of April last. Mr. CaOsB appeared for the prosecution, and MIr. Wnasnea for the prisoner, It appeared from the evidenco of the prosecutor, Joseph Oakes, the clerk of tlindley church, that, on the day in ...

... PUBLICANS' AND BEERSELLERS'CASES. PUBLICANS. , Robert Gibbs, of the Letters, Dandee-street, Waterloo- , road, charged by Inspector Johnson and Charles Parkine, :12, with permitting spirits to be sold on Sunday, e the 27th ultimo, at a quarter before seven o'clock in the d morning. The sew the window of the house opened1 and a man hand in something to the landlord, e and, shortly after, a ...

... ing I PUBLICANS' AND B13ERt13LLERS' CASES. o Lir- PUBLICANS. .nd On Friday, Alice Wynne, Raffles-street, for serving a lay ale at twenty-one minutes past 12 o'clock on Sunday S hemorning. The offence was detected by a woman being a on seen leaving the house with a jug, afterwards found to g rd contain ale. The defence was, that the woeman was seen p by the officer before twelve, and that, ten ...

... he ~ THU7RSDAY.' Anqus* `22. h ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT. nee ?? tV. §TARssav.-This Was an action arisling out of an at- he leged brooch of contract on the part of the defendant. In not n0 having delivered acargo ofguano to the plaintiff. The damages wore laid at £1000. 1.it appeared from the statement of the counsel andI the wit- nooesm,that tie plaintiffMr. Jae.Robb. was amerobantat Aber- ...

... SOUTH LANCASIRI; SUMMER ASSIZES. I NISI PRIUS COURT: H02RDAY. Before' Br. Justice Crsswell. SEDUCTION. CoWnvEL . MAL1YmoN.-This was an action brought by William Cowell, a hand-loom weaver, at Blackburn, against William Banks Mlaymon, cotton manufacturer', of the same place, to recover domnpensationl for the loss of the services of his daughter, Mary Cowell, who, it was alleged, had been ...

... CHARGE OF S.OOTING AT TIE REV. R. MOORE, I I-. ?? OF LUND. [The following appeared in a second edition of the Chronicle, published immediately after the sitting of the msgistrates, on Saturday last.] This morning, a little before eleven o'clock, as the Rev. I. Moore, incumbent of Lnud, who is also a county magis- trate, was walking up Fisbergate, be was fired at, by a man named Richard Bennett ...

... I These assizes commenced on Seturday last. Tha high sheriff, I Pudsey Dawson, Esq., of Hamrby Castle, whose elegant equlpag an appointments -were again the subject of general admiration, made ?? entry into Lancaster at five o'clock, with the canal complement of' I javelln~men, tenanto, riends, &e. On reachig the Green Area, the met Mr. Baron Rtolfe, one of thojudges, who, having alighted from ...