... * 3!OPRGEI4RI' UPfON THE YORKSiHIRE I)DsTRICT BlANK. hee, ,CO.XiAYHAL~ 0.F' TWO MREN PROXd BRUDFOtR.D, 1 f 111 tiotprilly, in the Coitri-, of 'thre i-o'ough ?Mngia- Ial tar t ?? Bradford0 before S. Smtith, Esq., Mayor, ?? .af an , RadEq., twvo men, who gave their naooe ?? !u I illno Jnlland Thonmas Jackaonrm worlc, elltged with halting L ittered nevertil £5 notes, tibe taeao Njina tor0seritlAR ...

... IYOIKSIIRE SPRITN ASSIZES. (C'onseruedfrom ilia Supplemlent.) C R 0 N C O U R T. F RIDA Y. ?? 21. (Before Mr. Baron PLAn.) EMBEZZLEMENT AT LEEDS. i HENRY FORDHAR (out on bail) was charged with embezzling £263, the property of Messrs. Tetley and Son, of 3Leeds. Mr. OvoaRxN Was for the prosecution; Mr. TENIPLo and Mr. 3 SeVYMOU defended the prisoner. The prosecutors are extensivs boewers at ...

... WEST-JUL ING 1?~ i' i~d~ ~i El) 1 xTE s~ssio~s. wEs~r-RIE ING IINTE101MX~l.-TE SESSIONS. ?? Michaelnmas internietliate cessions have been II hield lin Bradford during thle piesclst w.,ck. T1he Cutirt LI oupeoed at the Courti-hr ise onl 'Tues-lay morning. R-, W. si 'Wictalain, Esq., of K! ?? idoil , 1jresidod as alotirt`uariI (1 Amion~g the Mag sistrates Ijiret~tntl we also iintined J. lioldii- ...

... 'TTR IMTTTRN AN THE PROSECUTION OF THE| ~ THE QUEEN (ON THE PROSIECUT10N OF THE REV. W. H. CLARKSON) v. KAYE, PROpRItETOR ,AND PUBLISHER OF THlE WVESLEYAN TIMES. D Mae] TIhis case, which has already been before the Secer ~pailic, came on for trial, in the Court of Quteenl's Bench, inter on Wednesday, before Lord Chief Justice Caempbell and a inqu Special Jury, as the result of a rule granted ...

... Ad Iala red rr. lr ?? I ou- STATE OF CRIME IN THiE WEST RIDING. A MEETlNG of West Biding Magistrates was held at Wakefield on Friday, the 30th ult., (of which on reg- a lengthened account will be found in our 7th page). ty of for the purpose of taking into consideration the Report It ?? itateof a Committee, appointed at the Pontefract Sessions ef os-e in April last, on several Reports ...

... These sessions were opened at Leeds, on Thurs- Ii day morning, before Edmund Denison, Esq.) M.P., and a tr bench of magistrates. The following Magistrates were in attendance during to the sessions :-J. P. Tempest, Esq., Jno. Blayds, Esq., Rey. George Lewthwaite, George Pollard, Esq., H. . in Wickham, Esq., Jno. T. Wharton, Esq., W m. Hepworth, C &Esq., James Audus, Esq., W m. Brigga, Esq., L. ...

... WEST RIDING SPRING INTERMEDIATE I SESSIONS. Ld The Spring Intermediate Sessions for the West pE DoI Riding of Yorkshire were held at Bradford yesterday. The pr Magistrates present were J. 1oldsworth, Esq., H. W. ta Wickhama, Esq., Joseph Stnrkey, Esq., Col. Tempest, Gen. ro u- Pollard, Esq., John Rand, Esq., B. Thompson, Esq, T. th ,ed Horsfall, Esq., alnd Joshua Pollard, Esq. H. W. Wickham, 6 ...

... LEEDS DISTRICT COU'IT OF BANKRUPTCY. _.E BUSINESS OF THE ENSUING WEEK. MONDAY, March 24. TLI Before Mr. Commissioner AVRroN. William Heaenry Cattou, and Charles Catton, Ntlilnsbrldge, dyers, ck certific-,te, at 11. Joseph Rawling. Selby, shoemaker, certificate, at 12. jalt IVEDNESDAY, MIarch2t;. At the TolWIN BALL, HULL. fol Richard Boyle, jUn., of Hull, merchant, &c., last exam. and I proof ...

... I YORKSHIRE SUM AM ER AS tS I Z ES. C ROW N CO0U RT, gVI URSDA Y, Julys 24. PI'IRJURY AT LEEDS. WILLIAM HiODGSON (42) wos charged with. wilful Ipodra, aot L.eeds. ott the 25th of Aprii last. o r ir. ARNol alid Sir. W t~sr were for tihe ptrosctC os r t'trael ,ai sod iir. ?? IOtNo for tile defendant. 'Ihe o ?? impuetd totite defentdantt -wo ttint lite bad fleys~ti on tite day iii queistion, ...

... in ~~SATURDA F, Dectember 13. M I Her majesty's Commission for the holding of the O n- Winter Glaol Delivery for this city and county was opened te~ se. this day, before Mr. J astice Maule and lar, Baron Plat!t t ng Their lordehips arrived at York by the express trainl in er the afternoon, and were received at the Railway Station Sti ne by the High-Sheriff of the county, (the Hon. Payan Daw- ...

... fTA, WIS .13BOROUCIT SSIONS. 'ies ci iijvl AaI'Ia 1i2cr OQSSitkl ci' the 1'eaze foi ?? . itj ?? B vie c i: , W lk thu usuil fii'iual;tie4, at Oilei -f it -1 oise, m i 'llbursd ' ciii Truilng. bafolftc I llfilti Fliaiotv'e s 'i'i lYq'Ci., lii's Ilti~eiid. 'I'lie airtilber of priomiers 1Or ' i, aboln- au itt''itt ilgte c'l(idir coutailinli tc Aht1iles LI ,tf U0 ipvil''eye ?? tritcl. of wiloil . ...

... On Thursday last, a Court of Gaol Sessions was held at York Castle, and in consequence of a previous noti- ication that a communication from the Committee of Jas- tices appointed to consider the report of Mr. Inspector Hill, to the Secretary of State, respecting York Castle, would be read, there was a larger attendance of IMagistrates than usual. The Rev Dr. CentE11 presided. Mr. Munby, the ...