... WVilliam Long and Ansrlress Foot were indicted for having feloniously assaulted and robbed George Maid- ment of a knife and a tin box, at Mere, on the 10th of Nov. last-15 years' t'ar.ospo7ation. Richard Hawkins and Thomas Lavinoton were charged with assaulting John Cox, at Steeple Ashton, and robbing him of one shilling and other coins, Laving- ton. pleaded guilty. The Jury found Hawkins ...

... The village of Btixtou, about threo miles from Ply- mouth, ou the Tstueos-road, has just beoos the scene it is feared, of a very extraordinary murder. On Friday morrring last, a young maln, nmsed John Bunker, aged about 19, a tarrm servant to Mr. Rowe, of Hlswol-farm, iii the parishs of Brixtort, left the farrts-yard, withs a cart asd two horses, for the purpose of going to a limc-kila for a ...

... MISS TALLOT'S CASE. COURT OF CaANcEcY, MARcH 22. (Before the Lord Chancellor). This case, which has excited so much interest, came before the Court this morning. Mr. Rolt said lie appeared on the part of Miss Talbot, by her next friend. Past six o'clock last night they had been served with a petition, purporting to be in the name of the young lady herself, bat they did not know that such was ...

... LAW INTELtIGENCE. HOrSE OF LORnS, MARCH 4. AHEATeecore's DIVORCE.-The House assembled this ,,afternoon at three o'clock, and proceeded to hear counsel atsd evidence inr Heatheote's Divorce bill. The noble to eed learned lords present were the Lord Chancellor, id Lord Broughani, the Earl of Lanesborougb, the Duke of )y Wellington, the Duke of Argyle, end Lord Monteagle. it Mr. Talbec appeared ...

... Lenevis Boise ?? tor stealing at Brighten, a silver snece bldlu, valelc 25 , asld a silver fork, value ols., tic property of fellry ?? mecttuto' ic jmisoeosd. ,folta letstber, for a: -zalting Jane COhatts, with inteit to disahle, disfigeur-, ottd in jure lie; with assaultilg Eliza Robius, at ?? Lava:t, with like intent ; and wilt assatslting Martla Bcnnls aid Francaes Gscan, at tie scnic ...

... On SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1851 d SUN4DAY LEssoNs, MaTrch 9, Morn.-lt. Sunday, in t Lent Gen. 19 to v. SO, Luke 20.-Even.-Gou. 22, e ColAs. 4. t is DAY-DRElAR-GUII fire, at 4. 31. RETURN OP THE COURT TO OSBORNE. A- - - ~ ?? I-, ?? 1 - ?? lune, nud, Her Majesty, H. R. H. Prince Albert, and thle whole was of rtse Royal children, arrived at Clar~ence-yarn, per or the South Western Railway, this ...

... (Before Mr. BaLron ALEeoasonRand a, Special Jury.) pro Warwick, March 26. ad A CORONER EXOCEMINO errs AueCRITerY.-ta1sroeftei -t v. Davies-Tltis sees ass action of fakse imprisaunsent, to lieu which the defcndaut had piceded 1Not Guilty ; anld, by 'fbi way of justification, chat lie war coroner of Birmuinghiam, rite arid hadl ordered cthe plaintiff to be inoprissntd for a cots- Fir tenmpt of ...

... St, _ _ _ - _ q. lie (Concluded froe Oen Sevent/tl;oge.) to rd William Wren, aged 16, was charged with attempting Ie to poison Mary Claridge. Mr. Phima conducted thepro- og secution. The evidence showed that the prisoner was Ies i the employ of Mr. Claridee, market gardener, of sd Millbrook, and that in the morning of the 26th of a December his mistress sent him with a jug to buy a pint as ...

... VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT;--WFbES2rjy- on r I v . - (Befar. Lord &rnn~ftb) I is METAIJOXE ?? WIlSEMAN.-Mr. Bothell moved for ali 31 ci injunction to restrain the defondantso from transferring a5 PI Ia sum of 7,001. Now Throe-aod-a-Quartos pr. Ct. Stock, cc 4, and from receiving or applyinig the dividends oil the hi If some sum. The ground of the application was, that she we sum in question lied ...