... ?? The March g eneral session was continued on Monday at a Westminster by adjournment from Clerkenwell. f STEALING ALE.-George Ludlow, 28, and Michael t Mann, 35, were indicted for stealing a barrel of ale, the property of John Lettome Elliot and others, their masters. The Court sentenced them to twelve months' imprisonment with hard labour.t AN OLn OLrRNDER.-JDhn Williams, 20, was convicted ...

... ANt The February general ?? Nvas commenced tic on Tuesday morning at Hiicke's Hall, Clerkenwell- jeet green. i PoCKrE PICKING.-A1icheel Campbell, 38, and ;i William Camphell, his son, 11, were indicted, my charged with having stolen fifteen shillings and sol other monies, from the person of Margaret Chap- psr man, the property of her liusband, Thomas Chap- I vr ?? wife of the trosecutot stated ...

... - ?? on the 17th of September last Thomas bei jone-s's-sefitence of t,%o years' imprisoenment Sal expired ; on that day the required sur'eties for for big good behaviour for five years were in atten- he dance, at the Westminster Police-court, but, Pr( on the frieuds.who then assembled applying ta Tothill Fields Prison for his release, they were Jaformed by the authorities that, in addi. tion ...

... , THE BANBURY MURDZR.` On Saturday the inquiry into the ciretlmstanees of this dreadful affair was resumed by the magistrates ?? gaol. An interpreter was in attendance i by whom the de, positions were translated to the prisoner. Kalabergo. The following is the most important e6videnoo as yet ad- duced : Wa. THOMPsON, superintendent of the Banbury police, said, when told by Dr. Sandy of the ...

... I LEEDS DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, I TUESDAY. I the ~~(Before Mr, Commissioner A~nTON,) .iil ADJOURNMEPNT SINE DIS.-CuARLPS FO~x, ood- 10 cr;liver oil merchantI of Scarborough, ears ups on brisadjourned last examination. Mr.13Bud appeared on behalf of Mir. ?? IC C. Brooking, of New Broad-street., London, the trade asai&-I cit1y nee; arid Mr. Mliddleton, barrister, for the bankrupt.-Mr. err ...

... FOUR KILLED AND SEVEN INJURED. A fearful catastrophe took place on Saturday last at Gildersome, near Leeds, at the mill of Msir. Samuel Almond, woollen manufacturer. The explosion, which occurred about a quarter after six o'clock, was of a terrific character, and resulted in the lose of four lives, and great destruction of property. The names of the killed are John Bradley, aged 18, the ...

... TUESDAY. er Her (Fesfore Mr. Commissioner AYRTroN.) able of Bri'ish RE W. AND R. HASTE, Machine Malkers, Bracfordz ordinia, -This war j a certificate Iueeting. Mr. Clarke appeared for the rk and bankruptr s. Mr. Bond, on behalf of the trade assignee, Mr. ,nd her T. l. ha rding, machine mnaker, Leeds, asked for a moderate 'overn- S'ISpL1i5 en of the certificates. The baeekrupts, he said, had I ...

... -LEEDS COURT 0F BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner WVST.) THURSDAY. e x R;. R. ANDni:sox.-The bankrupt was a .scrivener, at York, and this was a meeting for his adjourned t last exam~ination. Ur. S. Blackburn appeared on behalf of hlr. Anderson, and Is~ated that ewing to severe illness he 17autualto abtgyJ jtb cnsrt tbat day. A surgeon'a r ad th ft a puecd. - The nmeeting b was coongequla-i ...

... ei :s On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Badger, coroner, held 5. an inquest at the Sheffield Infirmary, on viewv of the body 5.; of a young roan, named ?? Wood, who died there 0n0 e Sunday evening, from injuriee received on the 12th October. k On the, morning of that day, the deceased, after leaving work at the Milton lronworkq, near Hoyland, where lie was em-. d ployed oec the night ehift, Went to ...

... YORKSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZ I ?? CROWN COURT5 1 ?? URSDA Y, JUly 22. (Before Mr. Baron MAtTrN.1 B ROBBERY AT LEDP ,- '`OSEPR BARNES (29) wag oharged with assaulting Jas. s Varrer, and stealing 74d. from him, On thu 11th of May last, I at'Leeds. - Mr. BLAN~siARD proseouted; M'r. MiDDLErON defended the prisoner. The prosecutor is a lad about 14 years of age, and, when he. wag leaving work on the day ...

... 'e The following communication has been addressed to Sir R. W. Carden, in reference to an application by some Yorkshire female flax workers for pecuniary assist- ance some weeks since, a report of what took place upon o that occasion having appeared in our columns:- c Essommes. Seine and Oise, France, Jan. 22, IS;9. ' TO SIR R. W. CARDEN, MAGISTRATE, IBANSIOY HOUSE, .0 ?? Sir,-Under the ...

... THE TRIAL OF THE CONSPIRATORS. The ttial of the prisoners hxcli.ed with the attempt to Me, ?? assassinate tho Emperor of the French, in Paris, onr the a r Co nighat of the 14th of J anuary lost, Commenced onl Tbursday, po :s beforiro the Assize Court of tho Seine. le D, The prieoners indicted are Orsini, I' tdio, Gomez, Pieri, issp 1,and Bernard (the last-named being now a prisocer in Lon- the ...