... HUIJI BOROUGH SESSIONS. os Friday last the 'Michaelmas Quarter Sessions of! ,the Peace commenced at the Town Hall, before M1. T. UBAINESr Esq., Recorder. The follossitg gentlemen ,,ere sworn upon the Grand Jury - deuce TpnRor, Ill Fore~arin. William Turton fleilby, gentleman. Henry Smith Bright, merchant. William Caley, jun ,grocer. Samuel Cook Frankish, gentlemann. William H-ickson Holds ...

... I , -1 ..1 . . . . I The following melancholy narrative of the murder of S John Baptist Epaille, Bishop of Sion, Viear Apostolic of Milanesie and Mlurorrisie, at the Isle of Ysable, is taken froin the Sydney journals, communicated bv y Captain RichIrds of tire schooner Maria Watson, fioni Astrolabe Harbour, December, 1845 ?? On the irorning that the melancholy circumstance occurred, his ...

... SATURDAY. Before the Mayor and messrs. Coot man and Thompson. I SMUGG11.1Na.-Duoinas Ohhomnan, Gustav Pottolo,. and Johan Pontianen were charged with the possession E of a quantity of cigars on board their vessel, which had not been entered for payment of duty. The court, after some conversation with the officers of the Customs, as to ti taking the case at that period, proceeded to hear the t ...

... I SATURD AY. BDefore the Marayor and Alderman Thompson. SMUTOGLING.r.- William Stann, an engineer on board one of the Hambburgh steamers, was charged by George Grableam, a Custom-house officer, with having brought on shore a pint of brandy, on which the duty bad not been paid. 'The prisoner diii not deny the charge, and paid the fine of 20s., as ordered by the magistrates. John Inkeling, a ...

... HORRID MURDERS AND SUICIDE OA A ooc a ;|I -- - - - - -oA _ For some days past, the villages adjacent to the town of Folkestone were most painfully excited by the c a mission of a double murder in tile parish of Elham ab ten miles distant, and the suicide of the murderer Tao unfortunate victims were the wife and child of e wretched perpetrator of the deed, name ther Richard Bragg, a bricklayer. ...

... I A meetig of te Comninnion ri uder the Hall and IL Myto Impovemnt At wa hel ?? last, in lthe To~~ Hal, r. lderan ookanthe Chairman of theComissonrspreidd, nd hee were present Aldermen Priest and Blyth, and MeSsr. West ,13oj e, tl and Seaton. d Mr. BOYLE read the following reports of the drainage and finance committees : Chairman and Gentlemen,-Your lamp and Drainage Coon-n mitcec report to ...

... I RI MONDAY. Before Meoors. Carrick and Blyhg. To0ACCO SMUelr@Sr#.-Petter G/umn, a Swedish sailor, was fined ken shillings for attempting to land three quarters of a pound of unaccustomed tobacco from the brig Experiment. Another foreign seamnan named Januon was found guilty of attempting to smuggle two pounds and a halrof tobacco. Fined twenty shillings, or fourteen days imprisonment. John, ...

... | tram _ - ! - I . I The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Bc East-Riding of Yorkshire commenced in the Court- House, Beverley, on Tuesday lest, before Robert Wylie,. 5 Esq., in the absence of Rie-bard Bethel, Esq., Chairman, a and the following bench of Magistrates :- di Henry Broadley, Esq., H.P., Bieverley. Rev. Jan. Bllanchard, Middleton. J1. C. Hudson, Esq., Beverley. G. ...

... I MONDAY. Before Mressrs. Carrichl, Blundeli, and Blyth. SSIOOGLINO TonACOCO-Carl Auguste Krefs and Francois Lambrech, were charged with having been found on board the Prussianship Aphrodite, in runmag- ing which on the 9th instant, the officers of the customs had found a quantity of leaf tobacco not entered for duty. The prisoners had since owvned that twelve pounds of the tobacco belonged to ...

... _ _ _ _ _ -_ LUNDIE v. BETTISON, PROPRIETOR a OF THE HULL ADVERTISER. IT On Tuesday last, a highly respectable jury was impannelled I n the Sheriff's Court. York, for the purpose of assessing the 0 damages in an action for libel against Mr. Henry Lundie, ofr Hull, published in the Hull Adefrtrijerr of Friday, the 27th of f March last. Defendent had allowed judgment to go by default,r sad thia ...

... I I FRIDAY. Before the M1ayer and Mfr. C'eokman. c Edwvard JYulius Renman, a foreign seaman, was placed Ii at the bar, an officer, of the custonts deposing that, in e, rummaging the Diana, a. regular Antwerp trader, on h Wednesday last, he discovered 87 pounds of leaf tobacco it concealed in thelhold. Prisoner admitted that itbelonged ti to him. Remanded till Tuesday. ti Pete,' Johan Gress, ...