... - - - .- - - - ., 1 - These Sessons commence this morning at the Guildisall IC belf'reJoaN BALoUY, Esq., Recorder.s .The number of prisoners is small. Their names and the offenees with w hich they ire charged arc as ?? r t Pipes and Thomas Crane, charged with assaulting John Buxton, a constable in the execution of his duty; Georgc Graham, charged with fraud while employed in the money order ...

... On Saturday, at 11 o'clock, the adjourned examination before the magistrates of the four men charged with the . murder of the Rev. G. E. Holiest, incumbent of Frimley- grove, was resumed at the House of Correction, Guildford. The prisoners, Levi Harwood, James Burbage (calling ?? Jones), Hiram Trowler (calling himself Hiram Smith), and Samuel Harwood, were brought from the several cells in ...

... - At the London Thames police.office, onl Friday last, a poor I -Squalid woman named Rosinas Herbert, wifleofa dock labourer, 'v -was brought uip before Mir. Ingham, charged with illegally ` pawning seven blue cotton shirts. The prisoner', whose husbnnd is out of employ, and has CI only been enabled to obtain a day's work in the docks now a and then, has two children, both in a sickly state, ...

... 'Ile General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for thlis I3orou~gh ?? held onl Wednesdaiy last, before JOHNt BALOuy, Esq., lRecorder, in thle Guild-hall, The Court opened at ten o'clock, with thle usual formalities, when the following gen- tienmen were sworn onl the Grand Jur y :-Mr. Edwasrd Cal- vert, foreman; Win. Pike, C. MOOdY, Rt. Bridgart, T. Pouan- tain, W. Morley, H. Holmes, J1. B1. Cock, ...

... NOTTINGH1AM BANKRUPTCY COURT. ( ran M OiU i OW N 11PITIZt iti. ) i FatnDAY, Oct. I 1. thi [Before Mr. Commissionier B,% Iot'y. 1 16 Ile Georce H1olmes and Henry Hoslmss, of Derby, iron- t 1) Mongers. 'The bankrupts caine tip on theqeto fcri or ficate, aind were supported in their application1 by Mr. jeremniahl til Briggs, of Derby. Titey were unopposed, sr I Mr. Hottasois, or Birnminghtam, onl ...

... a AHRRYSTWITH, Oct. 12. s A great deal of painful excitement has been created in the l. vicinity of Ponttryhedfendigaed, South Wales, in consequence of the death of an elderly lady of highly respectable family connexions, named Ann Jones, under circumstances which leave no doubt that her death was produced by the adminis- n tration of arsenic; and the excitement has been further rincreased by ...

... DERBYSHIRE A it' Elle MLMAS SESSIONS. These Sessions coimtei'crd yesterday- (Tuesday). before gJoHtN 13AI.GUY, Esq., choimilil111, atut the following magis- C fitrates :-Sir HI. I.WleWt i 1' ?? I, tIast. Sic' Hug; 'Seymiour~ Blenc', Bart.,; F, Hurt,, Esq.; plot ~.Wu. Evans, Esq. M. P. ; Dr. Peach ;James Oatkes, Esq. ; n rW. L. Newtotn, E'sq ; Win. Needsain, Esq1.; J. G. Cromp- flelt I.ton, Esq ...

... 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, ...

... (FUUM OUR, OWN ItITOIITER.) e FaILDAY, Oct. 18. on if [Before Mr. Commissioner BArL01rY.] r Re Thomas Wright, of Derby, cheese-factor, trading as to John Wright and Co. ph' s This was a meeting called by the bankrupt for the purpose tfit I of passing his last examination. Mr. Knight, of the firm of tit is Moiteram, Knight, and Co., solicitors, in BIirminglam, sup. thI por ted the bankrupt's ...

... D)4RZYSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS. --C ROWN COURT, WEDNESDAY, Oct. lii. ?? BALOUa', E sq., Chairman, and other Magis- 'Crates. h The Court opened at 10 o'clock with thle usual formalities, full when thle following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand off Jury :-Mr. JoHn, Core (Foreman),W. B~romley, NY. Burtler, I J. Coulton, R. Cowley, H. Esrp, J. Hanson, J. Holbrook, J1. cot Keeling, J. Matthews, ...

... ftE-EXAMINATION OF TIHE PRISONERS AND CON5FESSION OF ONE OF THE ACCUSED. At ten o'clock on Friday morning, pursuant to adjourn- ment, the four men, Levi Harwood, Samuel Harwood, Hiramt Smith, and James Jones, charged with the murder of the Rev. G. E. Holiest, at Frimley, were brought up for re-examination before the Guildford Bench of Magistrates. The Chairman observed, that he had heard of a ...

... TIHE NEW COUNTY COURT ACT. The following list of business which may be transacted in the County Courts, under the new County Courts Act, has d beendaw ll y i. eje Dowling with great care: r, Acton ma b brugt il ?? f DEarrsof every description not execeeding5S0l. (or that amount ofna larger debt, lith excess biring abandoned)n 's DA ?? rss (not exceeding 501, ) for i Assault e 'respass d1 ...