... BRISTOL CO'U-NTY-' COURT. - - -. _, T/,. .Aidalo (Bfr r ~rPalmer, RVsq, Jundge-) TUESDAy.-J55ph Harris v. John T w aetiols brought against th e eendt as exeautor of a ptso-y nanhed teor pntof fecoverwardebt ofppe to3 tallegedtc be due fro mthe deceasedtotheplaintiff. MrBrookveSmith appeared for touh plainti, ad r. Stone for the defenaint. TOe plsaa for tha,4efence were on ?? plenae ...

... EXETER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1862. ST. THOMrAS.-AD inquest wvas held at Crook's t Swan Inn, before R. Aberdein, esq. ?? I District, (Mr. Crosse, the deputy-coroner for this district, I being indisposed) on the body of a male child named a John Lee, aosed seven weeks. It appears that the mother, . who resides in Cowick street, on awaking found her ehild dead in her arms. After a short but ...

... GUILDHALL,-WEDNE8DAY. or LX'. US I RrPLetcfl. and Before H. Hooper,CEsq, o 'Chnaanj) C. Brstton, and n 0. H, Turner, Esquires. d AN IMPUDENT THE .F.-JOHN REED was. charged n w th &tealing a bundle of banging paper from the ahop of Mr. tl Colson, paperbhanger, High.street. The bundle of paper, composad of about one hundred pieces, *as standing in the shop of Mr. Cobison, abolt Si3 febt frbo tbe ...

... ,, CASTLEl OF EXETR.-FRIDAY. - - - -- M. An .. fl R- Before 0. Gordon, Es ., ckokrmanP J, 1 9,Gard, D. B. .Davcj, and J, S. Pitman, Esqrs. THE SURVEYORS OF HIGOWAYS versus THE FARMERS. Mr. FLOYD, a respectable farmer of Alphington, was summoned by the Surveyors of Highways for that parish, for e. h : f 9qeba qpd aItI elenid'te rab~tey ttrnpedte iso~re f be80i; mp tpe effrsd It to tr. -llred ?? ...

... Orrporte beng tsreseest only during the latter part of tha proceedings, we0 copy the report as it appears in the Western Times in the course of the ulnabess at the Guildhall on Wednesday morning, Mr. Steel stated to the Bench that he wished to make a statement with respect to a report, which had bean circulated, affecting not only himself, but tbe whole of the police force, There were present ...

... ADJOURNED INQUEST. The adjourned inquiry into the caune of the death of Eli Rogers and Charles Davis, who lost their lives on the 6th instant at the Shortwood colliery, took place on Tuesday last. Mr. Mack. worth, the government inspector for the distrist, was in attend- ance. This gentleman had, on the previous day, gone over the whole of the workings, and, at the conclusion bf the evidence, ...

... Com5v7rL-HOUSR, SAtrrDnIY, Decembler 4. Xlagiktrates present: The Mayor and Messrs. HowelI&Burges, Patrick Leah was fined be. and costs, or, in default. of pay- OeatL seven days' imprisonment, for an unprovoked and violent assault upon James Murphy. At Woman named Holbrook, for an assault committed upon ?? named Linsgdale,wvas mulcted in the same penalty. lr. ayre applied for A warrant for the ...

... GUILDHALL,-SATURDAY. _ Before the , Iayor (R. S. CosnIsh, Esq.), TV. Hooper, H Hooper and C. Bruttoit, Esoqrs. JAMES PowE was sent to prison for a week for vagrancy. SAMUEL VICARY, a private of the East Devon Mili a was charged with a second enlistment in the S0th Regiment o Raot, and the offence having bean -proved henwas sent to'>prison tor a month. ; ROBERT GOANNiedin was charged 'with ...

... 4p CChI8IQFEDOP * t. e eqw _ '-1P Tuejqqayb b William Baker, a boy of. lfoyepg ,.at tried for: thotns 8 al- h ?? r-Chnlo,e= w a~~tre .g between the hopo ALAN.e mflireble; the deceased bhi. hI ?? sf w-lid; in itt. angerat this the bo A t ?? lii .f be,,snX ?? aide. ; }b vry~ mu* r ga~clitvrd.-rsfteerierdait.; A witetssdes 9 poud1 tint; th,,lltbieulpgt wua, gosit-hear~ted.boy, ,but 'Pi . ...

... CREDITON PTY SESSIONs. These Sessions were held on Thursday, at the Tovwt. Hell, Crediton, before J. Sillitant, E&q., (Chairman1) J. jq Hippisley, Esq., anil the Rev, Comsyn Tucker. CONTIRACT PAY ON THE NORTH D-VoN RtAIL. JosEPH K&ESLAKIO, a sub-contractor on ?? Devon line, was summoned by John Lobdon, a labourer, to che- cause why he refuspa to pay him his wages for seven dessa6'. a quarter's ...

... ?? COURT OF CANTERBURY. us- (Jcfore Ss John Dodsone) .0's Dec. 11.-UPTON AND OTHERS (1sY TIIEIRt GUARDIAN) V. ac- ABOT.-The question in this case is as to the validity of a will I a dated the lth Jannary, 1850, with a codicil thereto dated the of 12idl October, 1850, of Mrs. Florence Smyth, late of Ashton- ree court i; the county of Somerset, and of Stapleton, in the county of Gloubester. The ...

... (Continued from our Zaat.) The Devon County Sessions terminated on Thutrsday, and tbe fellowving ie the sentenes o'f tbo prisoners., TEN Yram ?? TuArsPoRoTuiroN.-LEliza Tozer, for stealing at Crediton, on the ?ti-'day of November hat, a luit of bread, the property of Fraderick Henry Gale. *SEviea' YEARS' TA ?? torrOi.N-George Mitchell, for stealing from an orchard at' ullIlipton, a n osntity ...