... the Yesterday, the Quarter Sessiens of tire Pence for thg r`7 IC of borough commenced, in the Crown Court, bafore J.L vary Adolphul, Erq. Owing to the indisposition of the Re- reIn' t card er,hli was unable to attend. -The calend ir contained 'aide the namer of 136 pritionera, 12r5 being charged with telo- Po g ee lices, and the remainder with miadcmeanours and as: aulta. 11 (,re The following ...

... WE request the most ingenious of our readers very studiously to peruse the following extract from the last annual report of the Hull Dock Company, and then to tell us if they can by possibility construe it to mean that the shipowners of fulu will not lose one sixpence by the repeal of the Navigation-laws ?- The repeal of the Corn-laws, whatever effect that measure may have uporn the ...

... THE: POLICE COURTS. i 0 ,'CITY PQLIC9l009IT~~TEl3 PoliOs PaoeBBOUTION;y-Jo0,,n Croom, the landlord of the Bolt in.Tun, Fleestftrest,mwsssumumoned for having his hones open on Sunday mzoring for thR sle of excisable liquors, contrary to the tenor of hip licence. Defendant ad. iptitted the complaint, but offereda 4en exploain ht h ,pardie seen ine 'Whtegerdr~ltbt~irton that the prisse nside were ...

... FROM orit MANCHESTER COR5ESPONDENT. I The XorniiZq Posts assertion that the wages of the operatives in this district had fallen 12i per cent., as a consequence of free trade (or as a consequence of anything), was certain~ly a most audacious falsehood. Since my previous letter on this subject, I have ex- tended my inquiries not only to all the various branches of the cotton trade in Manchester, ...

... | ATTEMPT TO MURDER THREE CHILDREN BY DROWNING, AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF .1THE WRETCHED MOTHER. ?? 31, inl,x,e'n.w Of At the Marylebone police-office, sen Wednesday last, an ex- Thae i d ;traordinary degree of interest was excited at this court, in Thomas end :ed consequence of its having becorme known that a woman named Polaan 01. Elizabeth Higgins, the wife of a whcelwright, living at 33, ~ ...

... I IT ND O - FE CES | AAIlDE1NTS A*ND }pp.ENCES ?? I ?? 0 _ MELANCHOLY SUICIDe-bOn MOanday a jury, was empoanelled befoare Mr. Bedford, Coroner for West- ?? Gallarc6o 33,George- street, anov149arnes-,onview ofated ?? Mr. suicide byo thecfumeasef chrc atthced cobronerl with the juiy, havg dstesse sthe: bdnd itheooum in which: the elanchoy bustes was n alcommited, rece tdie following evidece :-r. ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER, MONDAY. Bunea A HurseR.-Higgs v. ?? was an action in which The plaintiff sought to recover 252. under the following circumstances: -Mr Higgs is a veterinary surgeon, and one day in Algunstlast he met the defendant, who is also a veterinary surgeon and horse'dealer, at Aldridge's Repository, when a talk came on touching a certain ehes- nut mare of the defendant's, which he ...

... LAW COURTS | SuscenRy or CAsES.-THE GRcND JUNCTION CANAL COMPANY 5). DIMEs.-On Monday, in the Court of Chaueery,- the Master of the Rolls sat with the Lord Chancellor to assist him in hearing a. motion in this cause, the object of which was to discharge an order of tie- Vice-Chancellor of England, made in November lasts committing the defendant- to prison for breach of an injunction. Failing ...

... - SATURDAY.-Before the Mayor, J. 0. Travers, W. Jones, and E. Casher, Esqrs. FELONY.-Three seamen of the Rambler, schooner, named Dennis Ronayne, Thomas Flynn, and James TwoYig and Thomas Nloston, j nir., a waterman, were charged with having on the 8th instant, stolen six bushels of oats, the property of George Baker,juu., of Pot tsmouth, merchant. The cargo of the Ramnblcr, consisting of oats ...

... BREACH OP PROMISE OP MARRIAGE, DUNMORE V. BARRows.-The plaintiff in this action, which came before the Court of Queen's Bench on Friday, sought to recover compensation in damageslor a breach of promise of marriage. The plaintiff was a person in humble circumstances, and about thirty-six years of age; and the defendant was a small farmer, residing at West Walton, in the county of Norfolk. The ...

... I, ?? I THE LAND COMPANY AND THE NOTTING- I I HAM JOURNAL. I I , - v . repo vCOURT OF EXCREQUER,-SATURDAT, FEB. 16. wOO O'CONst V. I3hAwO5,W 0C Upon the Lord Chief Baron taking his place this maod S morning, kno' Mr. Sergeant WILKINS said be had the satisfaction that Dto announce that it was not thought necessary to Pist adduce any further evidence on the part of the son1 plaintiff. n simw D ...

... LA W INTELLIGENCE-AfoxDAY. COURT OF CHANCERY. SIEEP llY.IRD V. SHIEPARI). This was an application to discharge ati order of the Vice- Chancellor, restraining the trial of all ?? att law to recover the produce of a cargo of goods delivered in India. Mr. Bolt and Mr. Cainis were for the appeal. The Lord Chanicellor, without hearing Mr. Bacon and Mr. Campbell, who wer on the other side, dismissed ...