... ..YPORKSHIRE SUMMIER ASSIZES. I CROWN COURT. r Before Mr. Justice WIGUTMAN. S tl FRIDAY, JULY 13. b THOMAS KEITH (14) and JAMES JACKSON ?? were 'charged withhhaving, at Sowerby, on the 4th C of May last, feloniously set fire to four stacks of barley,. tl the property of John Rob. The amount of damage done was X£300.-.Guilty: Tobe each transported for 15 years. SATURDAY, JULY 14. -JOHN BERRY ...

... t - TI-1E . STANFIELD-.HALL MURDERS. A ohI we A change aeneM to hive taken place ial the prisoner that ere lon, ibl holds out a promise Ihtoeln timt obstinacy in which he has so long toindulged may gie ~va to imprsaoi saesitbet i~h he aful odtn i which he wands. For some days pat his great obj'ct Heems to have been, to pernuade those by whom h)- is more imnmediately surrounded ef his innocence ...

... ! NQUESTS. A few weeks ago Mary Foster, a child, seven years o!d, daughter of parents living in Arloy-etrect, was left in a room with some other children, when her pinafore caught lre, and she was severely burnt over the body and armns. The sufferer lingered, in great agony, till Saturday last, wheu the injuries she had sustained terminated fatally. The accident was caused by the deceased ...

... el I I1J Thece Saasioas, which had been post~~~poned from Mon- thl ty ?? enced on Tuesday(c ca-lat, efre ?? E-.,Recorder. The 3 aillcldr1 ?? contains the nagnet a let wtmidmaurndnaut.Oths,8codrad and write inmperfectly, 18 neither red nrwieand WaI 5es only three red and write well. Thefolwnge cell up tr weesworn on the Grand Jury.- eta toe were fltioalnan, broker, Oldhall-st,'oat, forceman. ...

... 4)ulict CEourt. iot o AssAULT ON TUB PoLcIn.--On Friday, two young effe o men, named Hannan and Flasnagan, were fined, the tion o former 50n., and the latter £S, for an assault upon In. he O pector Carrt here, in the Prince's-park. They were to firr o be sent to gaol in default of paying the fine. A third we o prisoner, named Davis, charged along with the other opil 0 two, was acquitted. que 0 ...

... THE BERMONDSEY MURDtR.'It.., .nd .Thle 7traime of Thursday Publiahes the following strantlge' ?? atatement :- Yesterday morning Inspector Yates ye-~ Lhe c~lved the followsinif curioue letter from Bolton, in Loin- of casihire, relative to the murder : _ I- ?? if I SiE6. -In a collar underneath the hoilie where' the body of or O'Contmor was found is concealed the pistol with which the tie mude ...

... LAW INTELLIGEIN'c-{- JUDICIAL COmm I-r ElP' OF'l'i~j ?? COUNCIL. (ddtore the Archbitbop nf Can tcrury, t ?? ,l i the Bisbnp of L'n lon, the a.tlquief, iLr. - dale, Lord ttemrpb;,t, 5tr BF1r,n P11k-', Knight Brucc, I r. Luthinevt orl. afnt ltlt. iciL:: GORTIAMf V. THEl BIMS1ip ,r :: Tnc aigunvint itt thii ci:jt wnic rt,,u ,, r assembling of the Coutcil, on Fidtv o'clock. Dr. Addatmu proceeded ...

... TrHE CASE OF IMR. M'DONALD.- LOCAL WATER SUPPLY. We have been somewhat curious to know who were present at the WaterCom mittee which decided on the I recent dismissal of Mr. McDonald. It must be borne in mind that this comnmittee is now composed of six members only, and of these six the two leading ones, namely, Messrs. Bennett and Harbord, were absent; consequently, the only four who could ...

... II . LI r, rhe follol1ng caeea were heard on Tuesc y, befre e Mr. Cuomin jioner Perryg- O IN 11,p C. P3riN._The bankrupt ih an i, nieeper rn I D Wson-Mreet, in thio town, and the application wat for e the allowauice of hia cur' ificate. wie was eppoged by MTr. Almond, colicitor, on the ground of having giren liccom- modation bill. The bankrupt was deteieded by Mr. Eva!ls, and, after the ...

... WINTRR Assizas FOR LANCI-R1-T aI ULtulINkcF TIJx W INT8R Assizas FORt LANCASHoIR ; HIRE.-Ttie Judges for YorR Will be Mr. ?? , well and Mr. .J3tiec VWiliam- and for LiVcrpV l.> Jurtice Wightm~rn Fand Mr. Justirco TaIfQr - for the ?? at both coni 'I r Lc believe, be the 11th Deccniber. The Po.I ' L the enmity Io York hae been fixed for that day -; Mfercury. 1 he commrision will be ?? a: ?? en ...

... LAW INTEILIGENCj. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. EX-TRAORDINARY CASE.-A. NEW SECT. gri- NOTTsDGE v. RIPLEaY AND ANOTima.-Thia case, which ling cameI On On Staturdlay, was an action to recover damages i ust, for the incarceration olf the plaintiff (a lady) in a lunatic wasS asylum, tunder the pretence that she wasl of unsoend ion mind, at a time When she was perfectly Bane. Ija Mr. Cockburn opened the ...

... iNQUESTS- BOD tlu ?? l.. fi XT.t.- DEATHS FROM DRUNKKNNXtss. -On Wednerday an inquest was held on the body of a womsn nrnmed Ann Feency, the wife of a lodging-house keeper renidinv in t Itegent-street. The deceased had been aa habitual drinker, and was in the habitof taking large quantities of whirkey. On Sasday morning last she was put to bed M inastateofintoxication. Whilstinbed,duringthe da ...