... These sessions (Spring quarter) commenced at Pontefracit Court-house, on Mlonday laot., at eleven o'cloock it in the forenoon. There were sixty~eight prisoners in the the calendar. Clias.Wood, Esq. M.P., Deputy Chtirman of the Sessions, presided. At The following gentlemen wvere sworn, on the sed GRlAND JURY. Lie- Air. John Carter, Hnottingley, merchaint, Abo-n-cn. ~a- ,Joseph Milner Atkinson, ...

... [Before Mr. JUSTIC13 COLTMAN.] I IMPORTANT PAWNBROKING CASE. IN CAUTION TO PARTIES ILLEALLY PLEDGINCG. Two young women, named MARY ANN RICHARDS and ANN a ATTEIRSLEY, were cleargod with lhaving been found in possession of certain articles, kinowing them to have been stolen. MCr. MILL1e31, inlstucted by Mr. T. Herding, appeared on behalf of the prosecution, Tle prisoaers were undefended. Mr. ...

... I BICESTEn, APRIL 17.-The facts which are now coming to light lead us to expect that the mysterious death of Mr. George Mobbs, who was found dead on a heap of stones in Dunstan-lane, will ere long be fully cleared up, and that It will appdar that he was bar- barously murdered. The circumstances that have led to the committal of the parties charged with the murder are as follows :-In June, 1844 ...

... ISOUTIF LANCASHIRE ASSIZES. ?? V, . . g ?? . -NIS1i PRI US 'd~tJ RT. The following causes-havebee'n tried te'fore Mr.' ouiPL ., ION ON Tls., . maa acio t. ?rpovar, thp amount ,of 'the differeeteo fin the ofcertain rafiway sharfek whidob Ith- 'plaintIff. at broker for ithe diletill, hanti f~b4~6', in ffe~ hi~olS which the ipbtter bad refused la 1ih ~d;nqqi~ the''t paiintiff hcnd hinse~lf beest ...

... ,At eight o'clock on Monday morning the extreme penalty of the law was carried into eet upon Tlhomas William Wicks, aged twenty, for the ?? murder rof James Bostock, his master, on the With of last cmonth. During the interval which has elapsed since . the exertions were made in his behalf, Wieks was de- ,sired by the sheriffs not to entertain a hope that they . would be successful, and, in ...

... v. At eight o'clock on Monday morning the extreme a penalty o0 the law as carried into effect upon ' homas is William Wicks, aged twenty, for the wilful murder :r of James Bostock, his master, on the 16th of last It month. Daring the interval which has elapsed since - the exertions were made in his behalf, Wicks was de- n sired by the sheriffs not to entertain a hope that they E. would be ...

... 1:? ?? q?c-?,qjt Ilittittgalre. - ?? - - .- T1lE YARt.lttUTi MUilD.UR. Nl~lwicll, FsBiDrT, ?? ~7.-Saaiiuel Yarliatn, agedl 29, Wi0 1icl ii tie bar thus lin uxing at teal o'clock-, and ?? tacot guilty'' in a -it i las VmideWl itutunbar- ?? air to all i'dictnilut Chlhuritig blat with thie trilful mur,!er if Haririet Cali,iiier, tit Ym eriiuth, oil th~e ILIlI Ot Xoveexbor, 185+4, by iiillictiiig ...

... I I - ?? SATURDAY. the Before Mr. Thompson aIsM. Coohmasn. last, PICsc-Po(KETS. Pu ui ?? Esq. .Burgess, Win. MAtn ,~.JneadJmsDavis, J were brouerht up bypic-osibs yh(0.and Geo Bentley (60. chargdwtatepigo pc pockets. Reob( LtM said he had wace hmtepeeigevening laob, 1oi'gerIng'about froin one windo toaohem times l.ud separating, and then assembng RoeheeginvtD always uniting where ...

... I , ?? I WO -10VTO---',lWURVF.A': IdOIVCTON P-,,~tHM;TH QUzEw~g MV,1D CB ONI A; FRM`tiPB WSItATPIAAIiNST~: OTHEIrY'ARTIB8;, ?? orniliga ~ ~ ~ e~00R~elfo:1adpW It Nveberglan4;unyediatidtltghiovexra ?? he Isd~asea-ibout wlich :theawhold Ooutl~iy'ad ,beeni,',for lIo.many;., sonths htitat~dd'frd~c, ettd to All wrotild. ibe ?? on yridisy,! ?? Court ganieflly. 'werb.'thk~ly ~r~ngest with sens~ ...

... 3L-, 2 WU %5cjOt N glar. 'flE~ YARi.M;I 16t UIDR. N0awtICI, FatoDAs, MAR1CH 27-Samtuel Ydrhiam, aged 28, w~sv.o1asle bt ' lS 1111m'lig tat teal o'clock, anid ?? not g16ILtY il a firm voice and unerubar- rassed tail' to :fn illdict'tmsut Ocarging lint vith tile Avilfil murder ?? Iterliet Ctkndlet', tat Yarrtn,sath, onl thet 18th of N~ovemnber, 1844, by irdifrting divers mrortal blo,' a onl ...

... THE CASE OF POISONING AT BROMLE1. I The inquiry into this remarkable case was resumed iyesterday, for the sixtenth time, before Mr. Carttar .the coroner for West Kent, at the Swan Taverns Bromley, More than usual interest had been excited by the present meeting in consequence of the learned co. I rnner having on the 8th instant, expressed his inten- I tion to close the inquiry at the next ...

... * ?? MONDAY.' A nuasber~of -persdns. cbarge.d with'-drunk'enneassiand bits disorder y;conduct were brought. up, this. morning andqu ?? of viom ere ei' her altogether discharged' or lihtly *fined. ;One' of thee, h6'wever, named Thoias Vvit- sr ~fiejdl stoutly~maintained.,tlat he wassober, and acou8sd ?? :policelaconstaable 5, who had apprehended him,-of having bef, swon'falel on~'examirninlg ...