... DE1UBYSll-]uL QUARTER SESSIONS. 'rhe.e Sessions commenced at the Countfy Hall yesterday (Tuesday), betore Joior, BAramy, Esq., Chairman, and a jut iI full Bench of Magistrates, among whom ate noticed the Ope 1`0l1owing;.-.V-l. muidy, Esq., Al~p. ;C. It. Colvile, Esq., bet MI.. ; W. Evans, Esq., MY.;1. Sir II. S. NVilmot,. Bart. ; b Sir IL. Seymour Mine, i~at., W. V ,. Newton, Esq. ; J. B. 8101 ...

... TI1Tt LA'[E UliNIDEI; ?? I N ITlt) STATIS. i Xc Iibluilshii, ?? thle txii tia t Pintilt AMGinniS. Wtil lives 5 in V~la lip ctllicd tice ?? BIichm hole' ?? 1)press-strct, hmacn- ?? thet miioitil nle, stjsioig h~i Ili, ,iweeli thiit ill, 'sw Dri. l'orit at hao itt ou'V &'litiR and 'eturned at six1 in the' even II ing. This n Inl Lto ?? Vi''lptiyec toi take away the olitll, o01 (lie relm of thet ...

... flEFOttE MR. WH iSTON, JUN., CORONERi.thI - On Thursday, the 6th instant, at Elvaston, on the body of side, Abraham Tomlinson, aged 18 years, whose death took place spite from drowning the previous day. Trhe deceased in company fow with three others were about to fish the river Derwent with a partih net, and whilst h1e was in the act of crossing the river with on eil the net, being in a state ...

... ?? .- - ?? __ (FROM OU0 OWN REPORTER.) FluIAY, June 14. [Before Mr. Commissioner BALGUY.] Re T'homas lVakefield, of Nottingham, merchant. The bankrupt came up on his last examination and was opposed by Mr. Lawrence, of London, on behalf of Mr. q North. '1 It will be remembered that in the course of the examina- fi tions it was elicited that the assignees had sold the bankrupt's a! interest in ...

... W Oct. 22.-1enry Beardsey, charged with lbeing found in c an jicloserl place il the occupation or Air. Al. Birchall, ?? an unlawful purpose, was committed to the house of correc- tion to hard labour for one calendar month as a rogue and isvagalbond . James King and T2homas Xewninan, charged with being 7 suspected persons, and with ?? the Burton-road with intent to commit a felony, were ...

... I it BRENS'wooni, Monday evening. tht ii Tire secluded village of Doddingirurst, a few mile1S from pie this town, hans been thle scone of a1 most determined ond fll d diabolical murder, tire ?? of which, early yesterday rq iS niornirig, tins thrvown thle wshole of tans pact of tire, country Pr'( into a painful State of excitemnert. 'lbs village stands Iin a volley adjacent to 'ii by-lane, ...

... NOTTINGHlAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. I-rn -f fl rn -- iall (FROMs OUR OWN REiPORtTER5. O iltIS' FRIDAY, July 5.a lde [Before Mr. Cominsiodner BALmIU-. Id m_ Re Jlhn -Duy Teesdale, of Boston, Lincolnshire, borse ti be- dealcr, &c. Examinationtof awitness, is 1'Y On the 24th of Mlay lost the bankiirpt was brought up on si 'd his lost examination. lie then mode a most extraordinary is tid statement ...

... LAW INTELLIGEIVCE. VI COURT OF EXCHEQUER, THURSDAY, Feb. 14. ri le (S~itng at Nisi Prius, before ti'e Loan) CHiEF BA RON and a sd Special Jury.) eti THlE NATIONAL LAND SCHEME. C Il CONNSOR, Me., V. aaADSseAW. . It This was an action for a libel contained in a band-bill. ft The defendant pleaded a justification. le Mr. Serjeant Willints(wvith Mr. Atherton and Mr.Prentice) C 'd appeared for the ...

... | ATTEMPT TO MURDER THREE CHILDREN BY DROWNING, AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF .1THE WRETCHED MOTHER. ?? 31, inl,x,e'n.w Of At the Marylebone police-office, sen Wednesday last, an ex- Thae i d ;traordinary degree of interest was excited at this court, in Thomas end :ed consequence of its having becorme known that a woman named Polaan 01. Elizabeth Higgins, the wife of a whcelwright, living at 33, ~ ...

... MANSLAUGHTER AT ALLESTREE. IBEORCI it111j. viaHISTON, JUN., CORIONERI. O Modylsta inuc t ws held at Allestree, on h b n body of Joseph Woolley, eged 46 years, whose death took an(O a1C ?? from injuries -,which he received thle Vic e Saturdhay eening prvius in a fight With a person namned 'Ticomas Watson. The following facts were deposed to by one tl of tile witnlesses, and corroborated by the ...

... r.. 1, At the Flintshire assizes, Edwardl Davison was indicted h for stabbing William Parry, on the 23rd June. The case was a clear one, but the jury returned a verdict of not guilty, Mr. Justice Talfiurd, on hearing the verdict, said, '-Call a . 1, fresh jury directly. This is a ?? exhibition.-Mr. M. Lloyd *I hope your Lordship does not blame me for my I l ?? Lordship Not at all, Mr. Lloyd. ...

... THE ROBBERY AND MYSTERIOUS DEATHI AT CLAPAIIA. The persons concerned in the perpetration of the recent is outrage are still at large, although very active exertions are cn being made by tile police to bring them to justice. A secret ti note was sent round to publicnns, beer-shop keepers, and h others, giving a full description of four men who are suspected of having committed the murder land ...