... A second edition of the Newcastle Guardian ?? is with feelings of deep regret that we have to record the death of a woman in this town, early this morning, under eircim- b . stances which have given rise to a general suspicion that a c foul deed of violence has been committed. y It appears from the particulars wbich we have been able t, to obtain, up to the hour of going to press with our ...

... it SOUTH LANCASHIRE AS IZES. * Valeniie CROWN COURT, FBIDAY. cm et :Va~lentino Dawson. (26) was found gaikt'ofa common b assault on Job Lees, at Bury, on the 26th D66ember. The indictment charged him with stabbing with intent t6 maim, t &c. but such intention was discredited by the jury. It was e at a wrestling match that the offence was committed, and d there seemed to be fault on all sides. ...

... 01 CHARGE OF DRUNKENNESS AGAINST AN ENOINE .tt DRIVER. i On Monday morning, at the New Bailey eourt-house, i4 Mr. B. B. B. Cobbett preferred a charge against a man o( named Richard James, who is an engine driver, in the ol employ of the London and North-Western Railway Com- it pany, for having been drunk while employed in driving bi an engine on that line. Mr. Cobbelt, in stating the case, hi ...

... ; -SOT L --A S SE r , le NISI PRITJS COURT, YESTERDAY. co e- (Continuedfroos Supplem~ent.) he C, ?? V. PETTIGRIEW. H id Immediately after the court resumed (which it did not till il id one o'elock, owing to the judge having attended divine vwor- TI th, ship in the r'rorning), the trial of the ease Nolanuv. Pettigrew, enl at wagpoceeded with. A letter from Dr. Nolan to Mrs. Bot- of rd tmey ...

... i ~~CROWN COURT, SATURDAY. e (Before Mri. Baroit Alderson.) y 51 His lordship took his seat on the bench at a few minutes s after nine o'cloeck, a TOPE LATE OUTiSAGE StY LIVERPOOL POLICE-OFF'ICER5.. Joiti Shet'idau aind William Page were indicted for havinig, at Liverpool, onl the 22nd of January, made anl assault upon f John Kihshaw, And maliciously cut and wounded him, with k ...

... MANSIAIYGHTEIt BY A Boy.-At the Gloucester assizes, on Friday, before Mr. Baron Platt, a boy of fourteen, named fi Alfred 'Dancey, a surgeon's errand boy, was found guilty of tI killing William Braund. In this case, Braund, a shop'man ti with two other young men, were walking through Bristol .C streets on Sunday afternoon, when they saw the prisoner and b another boy,, named Collins, leaping ...

... E The general quarter sessions for the borough of Manches-I ter were held on Monday, before R. B. Aitnstrong, Esq. r recorder,-and the following-magistrates:-C. J. S. Walker,.1 A. Watkin, John Kenworthy, Daniel Lee, John Suttlewoirth, and William Neild, Esqs. The usual proclacnation against vice and immorality having been read, the following gentle- e men were sworn upon the grand jury:- ...

... . NISI PRIUS COURT, FanDAY, APRIt 5.: The special jury summoned. in the cacse of Boothman and another v. the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolneshire Railway, were dismissed, after giving aiverdict for the plain- tiff (by consent), damages £20,000, subject to reference.`' BRiEACH Oc aOOD HUsBAND1Y. Fazakerley v. Rogerson. - The. trial of this cause was resumed, and several witnesses gave ...

... I ?? .- TUESDAY. (Before Mr, Commissioner Fane.) In Re Pritchard and Dale.-This was an adjourned meet- n ing for the last examination.' Mr. E. Jamnes again appeared p for the Liverpool -Commercial Banking Company and for the tI South Eastern Railway; Mr. Linidater for one of theis-t, signees; and F Lawrence for: the bankrupts-. .. U ?? said the accounts were now more unsatisfactory; ...

... LObRID 4AM2PBELL AND THE GORHAM CASE. ' , * _, ! ' ~ | I :;ii ' . 1 ,; a, I;,. . . ' , ' , .The 'mes has published a curious correspondence il1 . between the Lord Chief Justice of England and the fat m ,Mother Superior of a small society of 'lrotestant ljit ladies at Pl, mouth, 'who: have dert aen the'hl table iai~p: ?? Lisi e ,ng, underthe brrowed title of an Sister8. of'Merdy,' to the of ...

... : * Tle generali quriter ssiosfor the hundcred3 -f Saliford l were'held on Monday, before J. F.Y'oster, Esq. blhnirnjsn, l and the following mnegistrales: :H. L. Trafford,'R.'wBrtinet, .~J. R. Kay;- T. S.. Mills, S8amuel -Aahton,- Joshua Knowles, Joseph'Peel, W. R. Wood, Edward Ashworth,-~Williamt Ei. twisle, Alexander -Kay, James:Chapmanin, John Grinishawi Peter. Martin, John Kay, Robert Kay ...

... VI C E-CHANC ELL0RS CO URT WESTMINSTER HALL, 17TH Apnr, d ; . WESTMINSTER HALL, 17TlE'ARbL (Before Sir L. Shadwell.) DALGLISIE V. JARVIE. le Thiswas a 'motion to dissolve an injunction d against the defendant, John Scott Jarvie, calico pnterrded carrying on business under the style or firm of J. S. J. c and Co. to restrain him, his workmen, servants, and te from applying the design in the ...