... DENDIGIISIIIIIE ASSIZES. (Iat colnthattiossfroi n lasejmge.) E T'UESD)AY. Thc Court openied at nine o'clock. coNviuriox Feorl rkrE. s Theaas Meayblry, 25, was chaiged 'vith a rape tipon the person of Elizabetih ]3ellis, on Saturdhav the 26th of September last, at Rtuncorn. Mr. Welsby was counsel for the prosecution, and brictly stated the case with his usual fairness, to the effect that the ...

... General Q.uarter Sessions. ANGLESESEY. BIXAusmcArt, APRTL 6. Before Sir R. IV. Bulkeley, Bart., M.P., Chair- man; Lord Vivian, Hon. NV. 0. Stanley, M.P., E. E. leyrick, Esq., and lRugh Beaver, Esq. The Rev. II. D. Owen, of Beaumnaris, D.D., qualified as a Justice of the Peace. A grand Jury was sworn, briefly addressed by the Chairman, and then retired with the single bill-a'case of larceny ...

... lKNGSTON, APRIL . I CIVIL SID1. (13eforc Lord DENMAN and a Special Jury.) CHADWICK v. HERAPATIL. This was a writ of inquiry to assess the dama- ges for a libel upon Mr. Chadwick, the deputy Chairman of the North Wales Railway and chair- man on the Richmond Railway, which libel was published in Herapaetl's Rf ailway Journal of the 13th June, 1846. The defendant pleaded that he had not been ...

... EXTRAORDINARY AND I)ETEtMINED ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. e In the course of 'Alrediaesday morning it became t known, in Neweastle-under-Lyne, that a young man named William Keen, booking-clerk at the e railway station in that town, had attempted sui- cideandthatlhevwaslthen lyingiindiangerousstste. d Keen is about 23 years of age. He had been for some time ill the office of Mr. Appleby, the extensive ...

... MERION ETHS -llIRE SESSIONS. r. IC 3' ii II I, I t '5 ii it d C d. The Easter Sessions for this county were held fat the Town Hall, Dolgelley, On FlfitLkay, the 9th i inst. The following magistrates uwere present:- Edward Lloyd, Esq., Rthtaggatt, (chairmarn ;) C. 1'. 'Ihurston, Esq.,Talgaitit ; WV. WV. E. \\vnne, s .sq., Peniarth; I-I. Reveley, tErq., Biytiygiwrn ; . L. 0. Edwards, Esq., ...

... I LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT,-SATURDAY. I * young woman in an advanced state of preg- nancy, named Mrs. Twiggs, was summoned be- fore ,ir. Rushton for having, without provoca- n tion, assaulted another young and married fe- n male, named MIrs. Bruce. It appeared from the e statement of the complainant, that the parties e accidentally met in Duke-street on Monday even- e ing, when Airs. Twiggs ...