... YORKSHIR ASSIZES. BRXCH, or PR CASEOF MARIAG - At the.York 'Aiisizeis,' 'ont;Fridaj, beforel the, oI 'Chief i 1,Baron, -the case, of Wonfar ;: Robinuron woe ?? . r. Blanshard a46r the phsintiff, an r v -n, d di id'; .. otedfnsi.~ : in £he -plaintif is the. daughter. o poor, -but respectable, hbi arents retidng at~eds.ler 'fa~their` is a rate. colle'ctdr, dis ai ct, though pisort'she; had ...

... EOI?RIBLR T?Y?NEWYOR?. DytMe'fl186 Oocaioned by her moiher bursting in thbs bed;. ioonih door, &sid, listening attentively. for a few monaents head t~he soreams of' her binothe'r ansd sister and the lou c~res of' her reienjleful brother-in-law. Hastily creeping 2, out of, bed, shd mdade her way to' the cellar, and there& eoa- 3ee'aled herself among some old jieaes of. furniture. While L lying ...

... . 5 An inquest wew held at the Wellington Inn, Waterloo, on the Ashton and ?? Road, on Monday afteinoon -before Mr. Rutter, county coroner, touching the death of e Sarah, Cooper, aged 61, wife of John Cooper, joinet and >- builder, Roblnson-street, Stalybridge, who was' killed at - Bardsley Bridge, nearly midway between Ashtod- and 6 Oldham, about a quarter to ten 'eclock; on Sunday ttight. 1 ...

... XTnT-r-E fTTxrTnT. . rely JOINT MRUI\ICIPAL EXPENSES. a all HroGuAM v. HOW1ARD.-On Tuesday a trial took place inl di the biaucliester Comnty Coart, before Ri. IBrandt, Esq., R( LSE judge9, which excited considerable interest, the plainitiff 1 I i being Mr. Richard Higham, one of the defeated Candidates 1.1 inst at the last municipal election, and the defendant Mir. John Si Howard, a successful ...

... ,t I whdwa senvctond enindalrghte athet ster oi, . eneicnsace f rae~lt'. aridrk '.tzn tov 12 monhs Ur As inelntpperith nar; ,6iOOT AS.CO vflNY -~S.A UGTE secm b 'ftond enineerof 'te oot a ietpa of Arhedbakd M chalrgetogathehavnl on the 25roth,I -jjan5 ?? ghseea,~ eonos Ymu eortedwhow jadrO r tony-eea'is n 6odverend$'ater 5ceof Artbatld Miprtchelltgethewi79.f',thrpe6n, ,oaJnBne'ia twlo notW ...

... .FOdGE1Y OTUiSRCOINS, : li Mo r A l . -I THE OHA'RGR~AGAINSTOSg :. ' B .e n Saturday, theadjournied examination into thb ohai-ges ifagainst Tisomis Xoss, '9 clerk'inrthweenployment of'ktessrs. 'Otto Hanmson and - ?? of 'Manchester, of being concerned Lr with Calvocafessi~ineausinlg.Tuir]~g 'piasbres to beforged,), '.without the 'Saliticiltof, 'tho. Turkish government,- was -re- LO sumed; ...

... .--OURT. Z,'ZINET, AN1D -PEISONAie ltaRajesby. the Ktincle I4banantt d ote. de Flandres arrived at Calh S iday &fternoon, at three o'clock, .bi Wial' train, fr B iandreahed Buckinghai Palace on Mon dafter. . I 'OnSarday, the' rown P rinc~as and, aV nuome suite arrived from Calai ait Daver, and were received by I a gUasd' of -honour.: The leftt bonce by the train for j London. i The Duchess of ...

... 1 TC TA e [T. COURT : CABINIET, -AND PERSONALJ. at a . he Addresses congratulatory of'the ncptials of the Prince a Freierick William of Prussia with the Princess Royal were . p presented' at Buckigha Palace on Saturday, by both to houses of parliament. - The Speaker arrived first, in the es ancientstate coach. ' Hewasaccompasiedby.allth eprinie- t i to pal officers ?? of Commons, and the. ...

... I MANOESTER BANKRUPTCY COURT. Inpf-pro f ?? ., k (Befor Msr. Conesrnimfoner vmrnet.) It IN RE PORTER.-The courtsatonWednesday, in thematte TO of the adjourned certificate of Joseph Porter, screw-bolt s, manufacturer, Salford, formerly of the firm of Rowell and ml1 Porter, bill discounters, Manchester. Mr. Shipman ap- in peared for the assignees, Mr. Boote opposed for the creditors Iof a loan ...

... r A8 - We Famine, far-spread and acute, has passed away; out but with each recurring winter we are warned that pla3 .the disease, in its chronic form, exists as heretofore. an :However disgraceful to us as a nation, it is never- mu, theless too true, that, in certain extensive districts of w I Wid the United Kingdom, a considerable portion of the by population lives constantly upon the very ...

... I I ?? r1'ClDflT ilnrTPT.P-WflN18AY, AUGUST 20. P I CRO N O, lTWnN5DY AUGUST 20. p,`-.lai CONSPIACYhe s: I5~The cornearly throughout the Whole of the dlay, was he nt ye occupied in the trial of John Howard and Joht Owellts, rswho lied been iii custody since thle ]last assizes, on the horn charge of baving coospired ?? RuslDeir n-tradesmen of M anchiester aud the neighbotirinto sue' hiid be ...

... ; THE POLICE COURTS - . - nuts SATURDAY. ~numi A DRUNKER. MAN RBBEiDD oy, FORTY. POUVDH.'-~At the tuted cit Police -Court to-day, a cab driver for orwnignme Wyijian Connorwas pieced in the dock, on suspicion of mis having robbed Robert Davenport, of Brampton Moor (who with auplies the corporation of Liverpool with brooms), of conc] £Y10.1. 's The prosecutor stated that be came from Liver- tio, ...