... The Epiphany General Quarter Sessions for the East Riding of the County of York were held on Tuesday last at Beverley, before Richard Bethel1, Esq., chairman, and the following ?? Wylie, Esq., Rev. J. Blancihard, John Smith, Esq., David Burton, Esq., J. C. Hudson, Esq., T. Prickett, Esq., E. Smith, Esq., R. Scholefield, Esq., Rev. F 0. Morris, Rev. C. Whateley, Henry Broadley, Esq., M.P., Rev. ...

... WINDSOR, Monday. -The Queen and Prince Albert walked this morning in the Slopes and Windsor Park. The Royal Family took their accustomed airings. His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out shooting this morning. His Royal Highness was attended by Lord Alfred Paget, Col. Hon. C. Phipps, General Bowles, and Colonel Bouverie. His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge is expected to arrive at ...

... IUOI. OO -- . E4JT P OL4ICE CaO-UR T.| SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Smith, Thompson,and Newmaroh. ROBBERY AND ASSAULT.-Two women named Fanny King and Elizabeth Johnson were charged with stealing from the person of Edward Bennett the sum of £2 10s. The proseeuor, who lives in Witham, stated that he was drinking with King nearly the whole of the previous day in several public houses, and afterwards ...

... S7.. -. twx ?? Vale I (Concluded from 0our last.) The Christmas Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the borough of Leeds commenced at the Court-house, on Thursday week, before Trhonmas Flower Ellis, Esq., Recorder. and concluded on the following evening. CLIARGE: OP' lORCIO5LE ENTRY AND RtIOT. Yesterday week, PHILIP JAMES, ROBT. JAMES, and THOt' I COOPER, were indicted for forcibly entering the ...

... THE TOTHILL-FIELDS CHARTISTJ I; : . PRISONERS. TnURSDAY, J.NsUAR1Y 3rd. We under. stand that Mr. VERuNON was this day libe. rated. from prison, after entering into sureties to keep the peace, &c. &c. We are sorry to- add that Messrs. ERNEST JONES and FUsSELL' still remain in confinement. FATAL ACCIDENT ON TOE EAST LANCASHIRE RAsM ?? Tuesday evening, one of the most dread- ful accidents which ...

... TIE TOTHILL-FIELDS CHAPTIST I ..I . PRIS ONERS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3rd. We under- stand that Mr.- VERNON was this day libe- rated fr om prison, after entering into sureties .to keep~ the peace, &c. &c. Wye are sorry to add- thant- Mossrs;.-., ENEST JONES and . FUSSELt; still remain in confinement. . GALANT RE .CUE.-A correspondent of the NauiCt- cal Standard comintunicates the following ...

... THunrSDAY, JANUARY 3rd. We under- Stand that Mr. VERNON waS this day libe- rated from prison, after entering into sureties to keep the peace, &c. &c. We are sorry to add that Messrs. Ell1NEST JoNEs and FUSSELL still remain in confinenient. G LLANT IrEscus,-A correspondent of the Sauti- cal 'Standard communicates the following incident: The Rattler, while shortly after leaving Ascension lately ...

... COURT AND -METROPOLITAN. THE CoURT.-The Duchess of Kent and the Duke and Duchess de Nemours have been staying at Windsor Castle. The Bishop of Manchester arrived at Windsor on a visit on Saturday evening, and joined the royal party at dinner. On Sunday his lordship preached the sermon in the private chapel, before her Majesty, the Prince, the Princess Royal, and the Duchess of Kent. The Bishop ...

... I WEDNESDAY. Before the Mlayor and Messrs. Smith, Herwood, and Cookman. DISO DERLa Y CONDUCT ON TnE NEW PiER.-A young lad named James Smith was charged with being disorderly on the new pier by malting a noise and insult- ing females. Ile was ordered to pay a shilling for his offence, and cautioned not to repeat it. Hlow NAVVIEs' DiSPOsE OF THEIB MONEY.-A powerful looking man named Thomas ...

... HU.LL GENERAL QUARTER SESSU()NS I The Hiull Eiuiirhanv SLesior, commenced on Saturday p last, b..ore THsOMAS CborPTrs GrRANGER, Esq. Reorer TIre fullrorving zentlivensi were sworn onl the GRAND JURtYV JOHNt ?? FEAROS:, ESri., Foreman. (t M r. Jlrhr Adcmerchrant, WVright-street. Air. G. nrg,, Bolton, Draper, Silver-street. IN Mr. John Boewers, merchant, 1Bowlalloy Lane. air. .John DaltOn, ...

... i HAGGIADUR V. SPENCER AND ANOTHER. d The Hull Sessions closed on Tuesday last, when a o Court of Venire was held by the Recorder, to hear the v~ rule of Haggiadur ov. Spencer and another, the facts of which were as follow:a This was a rule obtained by the defendants, calling ) upon Mr. Francis Stamp, the serjeant-at-mace, to show cause why a sumn of £269 paid to him under an execu- 2 tion ...

... On Monday, Samuel Grieves Harvey, a tall, powerful. man,, d waes Ind.ictd for ?? Dodeley tawrney. ; -Mr. Clarkason and Mr. Bodkiin prosecuted, and:Mr. Baillantine -appeared for the defendant. a Mr. Clerkson, in opening the case, said that the defendant was accused of one of the most dastardly and cruet Attacks that he aver remembered In the course of hia experience. It was committed by a man ...