... DrICOURT OF QUEEN'S BENCHO, MONDAY, FEB. 8. 5. slGOSLING v. VELEY. [rc THE BRAINTREE CilURCHl-RATE CASE. )rs In this case, which has excited considerable interest, Lord sib 75 DENrMAN delivered the judgment of the Coult this morning. Al The Noble and Learned Lord reviewed at great length all thee authorities in similar cases, and weat over the whole of the I . i a facts with great care and ...

... ?? Magistrates of this Borough held a Special Sessions I at the Court-house, on Thrdyek for lbe PurpoaPer f aPPOilnt.- 'O ing overoseers for ilisea ensuing year, for the towsvnhip of Leedsa, sod also for the tavecal ouitowt ab'ip, &c Thece were present the sar Meyer (George Goodmann, Esq. 1, D. W. 24,li, E. Grace, J. D. Luc- incock, E, Baines,B.1 falal, J. R. Atkinson, D. -Lupton, R. ram- be ...

... J., ?. ? r? : 'i SEC?QND . .? M ?? 0.? I - ?? ?? - ~~~dint LEEDS MERCURY OFFICEs, drete Soaurday~ Evenerirg, 8 o'cloc. Coal THlE 1URFIELD1MURDERS. EXAMI1NATION OF THE PRISONERS P'a THIS~ DAY. see doo .call DEWanUaR, Saturday Morning. o'll Tis morning, at ten o'0ek1 ie agsraesasenbkd at the Court-house, behind,'the iiidw prison,to'coniductW ir let examinatiorw of the two persons in custody, ...

... A muRR. ' oF THE DUOHESS OF PRASLI. (From Gao&~ani's Messenger, Thsrsdoy.) it is with, deep regret that we ananounce the oe g curreiice of a lamentable event this morning, in the Rp du Faubourg St. Honord, No. 35, the residence of the Delia de Praslin. On Wednesday evening the Duchess de Pralie .who was the daughter of Marshal Sebastiani, and the u's 'y ther of nine children, arrived at the ...

... I. COURT OF.QUEEN'S BENCH, APRIL 30. li Sitt~ibgs in'Bauco, befoare Lord Cblef'Justitie DErNSOIV, and ,be .JUstice PAITESON, WIGHTOIAI, and Eata. ins DALE v. POLLARSD AND OTHERS. Id Thiie vas an action of replevin tried at. the Summer As- not alies for the county of York in the year 1842, before Lord Chief ad Justice Deoanmo, when a verdict wae found for the plaintiff, with A3 Pa. djmdsges, ...

... | e ADJOURNED CORONER'S- INQUEST. d 03 Fridaythe adjonrnedlinquest wasresumed. Evidence e a, g:eat length was takse, though little new matter was adduced. Mseifoilowing is the most importanbevidence:- woa z?: Ssoiftl-I am an inspector Uof railway police. Fossey be- e came a constable under me on the l0th of December last. He was , first- employed as a signal-man at tbe Wolvertoz station under ...

... BUSINESS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. l (Before Mr. Commissioner Wsr.) - WR0NESDAY, JuNF 23.-AT THE TOWN HALL, HULL-WilSOn ?? asod Vance, liull, vine merchants certificate of Rd, Vance; John Stringer, Bull, draper, &c., cnioice of assignees and proof lo of debts. INbOLVENTS.-CIIS. Barrow, Geo. Horsman, Zlosb. ac Stamford, Henry Ellis, first examimation; J. Pepper, audit and dividend ;--all at ten ...

... SPRING QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE I FOR THE WEST RIDING. . Il1 DS. These Sessions commenced at the Court-house, T Pontefract, on Wednesday morning last, at eleven o'clock. ,cited The Hon. EDWIN LASCELFSo eeed e nte Ithis chair, and the following Magistrates were present :-The SI ~ularly Rev. J. A. Rhodes, clerk; J. P. Tempest, Esq. ; J. Blayda, olland Esq. ;W. B. Wrightson, Esq., ilI.P. ; ...

... I j THE LATE COAL-PIT EXPLOSION NEAR BARNSLEY.-INQUEST. On Tuesday, the adjourned inquest was held on the unfortunate men who perished in the Oaks-pit on Fri- day, the ith inst. The'inqIify occupied the deputy coroner, Mr. Barker, and the jury, ffom'seven in the morning until past seven[in the evening, when it was again adjourned until Thursday; the I8th'inst. - Mr. W. P. Roberts, solicitor, ...

... LEEDS DISTRICT COURT. OF BANKRUPTCY. I- - Ifo MEssRs. T. AND W. ECARDW[Im's BANKRUPT~CY.-QUES- s TION ON A PRsOMISSORY N~orc.-Tuesday last being an audit and b dividend meeting under the Bankruptcy of the above firm, Mr. Bond attended before Mr. Commissioner Ayrton, on W behalf of Mr. T. Scholelleld, solicitor, to prove for a debt of Y 124 30., on the separste estate of Mr. Winter Hardwick. Mr ...

... SUICIDE OF TWO LOVERS, AT LEEDS. I A case of double-suicide, which has excited great, though melancholy interest, has occurred in thisI town during the present week. The affair is singularly 1, romantic. The two suicides were narned Joseph Blelland and Maria Wilson, the former 19, and the latter 17 years of age, both residing in Lincoln-field-place, Newtown, and s.anuding in the relation of ...

... SUICIDE OF COUNT BRESSON; AND I ; ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE BY ' COUNT MORTIER. i hat W Onm The Journal des Debaets announces the first Of rm 'er- these frightful eyents in the following terms in I to ?? count Bresoon, Ambassador from the Court of Prance to the tal ?? King of the Twso Siollies, has died at Naples. Hie wos found In his thi for bed at six o'clock In the oreaing of the 2od ...