... CoUV0YCrL-HOUSR, BRISrOL, FIAroA, April 16. Magistrates present: Messrs. G. E. Sanders and George. . Ediis Green, charged with having part of a brass bearing in e Ii possession, supposed to have been stolen from some works in Gloucestershire, was sent before the coenty magistrates. Thos. Wiltshire wats charged with stealing at leg of mutton from the sheop uf Itobt. Coward, anti also thle ...

... GUILDHALL-SATURDAY. Bc'fore Willeam Denis Alloore, ksq., Alagor; J. Harris, ?? P. Barham, 1. L. Pcnnell, S. Kingdon, G. . Ilolroyfd, Esqrs., .Jstices. James Radcli e, a lighterman, residing at the bottom of Racli-stroot, attended to answer at charge of cruel treatmenlit prfefrred agairst him by his wife Joanna Raduliffe, on the precedfig TFuesday. At that tiielotadcliffr) was Iot to be found ...

... HIE FLYING-POS.I , WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1847. THE ASSIZES. Wi elsewhere duly chronicle the particulars which are matters of interest at the commencement of the Assizes, such as the Calendar of the Prisoners, the Law Business, &c. In neither case is there much to call for particular comment-there is the usual amount of crime, and in one instance, at least, the offence (if proved) involves the ...

... FRIGHTFUL MURDER OF FOUR CHILDREN Fi BYF THEI-R MOTHER. - One of the most dreadful murders which has ever taken place in this country was committed in Cheapside, Birmingham, on Saturday under the followingeircumstances :-It appears that about six months ago a widow, named Ann Wilkes, opened a small shop in Cheapside, for the Hall of cigars and small wares. She was a person of very agreeable ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHiARGE OF rORGERY AND CONSPIRACY. ThIIEROGATIVE COURT. Artrrsrwl 3.-Before Sir Herbert .Jenner Ji Fust.) - I irfiea and D~owding aryainst Fonrd and ?? swas ti ta sit respecting thre will of Mr. William Slack, of Barth, who died SI DJuy 2,184O.'l pwrapers svereoropoundied as the wvill and co- ciI dicil ofth~edceased both dated gith of June, 1848 (two days R before his death), by ...

... The Spring Assizes for the county of Somerset were com- menced at Taunton on Wednesday, before Mr. Justice Creswell I and Mr. Justice Williams. The learned judges arrived from t Bodmin at a little before seven o'clock, and immediately pro- E ceeded to the Castle and opened the commission. Oa Thursday I their lordships, accompanied by the High-Sherifl, J. M. Quan- t took, Esq., attended divine ...

... -- t- ?? f'os.:'0rLH0USfl1 BrisTOL, SATURIDAY, 211arcOe 13. ewsas no case possessing interest before the court this day. MONDAY. g lerapoth, J. N. Sanders, and Brovne. k ?? Asnsfley, and Susan Lord wvere charged Aln batis b~een csclleecd il stealing three satil scarves from ilb 'rMers. Bird and Son, Corn-street. It appeareld that irdoy oV 'e*ngil the scarves were abstracted from the win ,,a ...

... Ior M&URDERL OF THE DUCHESS OF PRASLIN (Fromn the Times.) Our Paris letter of WVednesday contains the following t 11Between 5 and 8 o'~clock tubs morning thie Duchess of W Prashn~, daughter of Marshal Sobastian~i, wall discovered sour. dared in her bed in bar hotel in the Fauboaurg St. Honora, eight JI doors from the British Embassy. a ?? i evenng Oly, n orer o tae wih he toa waterlog place ...

... CoOrL.HoUSS, BRISTOL, SATURD.41, MYay 8. l1ti8tttes present The Mayor, and Messrs. King and tdra Ogbora was charged with having assaulted Jane 33 1l3, age o stated that she was going down Castle-street t ll'iA % hen the defendant came up to her, and wanted to I itlh her, Nvether sie wo nld or not, and upon her abso- le 4111 to go anywhere with him, he knocked her down. t timoner in his defence ...

... courcrL-HoUsE, lBlsrTL, SATUrnD, ?? June s5. Present: the Mayor, and Messrs. Lunell and McBayne. Henry Tedgem was charged with stealing some tools, the roperty ?? ward Cheney and other men, who were at work aitsune new houses at Cotham. The prisoner stole the tools, wlol pawned theme in Broadmead for 2s. The prisoner, in de- DCeC, said, upon the occasion nearly all the men were drunk, and that ...

... aT he following are some of the principal rules of practice for l the newoountycourts, whicharejust now come into operation:- 'r On entering the plaint, the plaintift'shall, if the sum sought lt to be recovered shall exceed £5, deliver at the office of the 3 clerk as many copies of a statement of the particulars of his demand, or cause of action, as there are defendants, with an d additional ...

... On Tuesday one of the suitors asked his honour the judge, boti Arthur Palmer, Jun., Esqj., with reference to his late decision, by i whether if a creditor wag owed from One person several debts, con arising upon distinct causes of action for oltogether £20, or not coil exceeding £20, he might bring separate aetione In this court for ove each distinct cause of action ; or whether he would be ...