... LANCASHIIRE SUAMNER i{ASSIZES. SOUTHERN DIVISION. CROWN COURT. [BEFORE MRt. BARON PLATT.] TUESDAY, AUGUST 15. SENTENCES. Mary Walker (acted 21), housekeceper, who had been fionld guilty of haviiig it Manhebeter oil the 11th of March, together with several Otier persons, feloniously assaiulted stil beatea Isaac Watt Boultoln, and with great personal violence robbed him of a, g,.d watch value ,1 ...

... I TEH ESHER URfDERS. Wednesday morning having been appointed for the trial of Mary Ann lirough, for the murder of sit of het children, the court at Guildford was crowded the moment it was opened, and' great interest appeared to be created by the proceedings. Soon after nine o'clock the prisoner was pl aced at the bar, charged, upon six separate indictmentte, with the murder of Henry Brough, ...

... Os Wedneisday, at the Lambethl P'olice-court, the ofcssrs. Newton were in attendance, and brought into court for further examination. 3r. Edwin James, QO.C, and Sh ert Price, M.P., were present, and were accommodated with seats on tho beach. Mr. Wontner, Ibr the prosecution, addressing the magistrate, said that in cocopliacece with the desire expressed by his worship, that aMr. Christian ...

... JUDGES' CAuAMI;RSLoNDOn, uausT IS. dl E Bcfore lr. jhero Oll uTIAI N) EXTltAOIIDINA10V CIIAttlIE O1 MAN:Sit:il'rE:R AOA[XS& A IS SUIr(2.iv. [1 III rO ,L(1 Vl e eard. .g This caso was broupghlt before ?? leatoedsidge this s- morning, at chambers, in, the faral of an applicatioln l matle bv Mrr. ]us.ro'orth, the solicitor oF 11Mr. WVard, AS that a slmmols should issue, djirectedl to th Ceoronle ...

... ASSIZE INrTELLIGENCE. COUNTY ANITRI7M. RECORD COURT. Beslhast, Monday, Aug. 7. This on. Justice CRAMPtrOyN entered the court the Caonifng precisely at half-past nine o'clock, and Russe 's v. Thomson, weas resunled on behalf of the defendant.. H is f oeRoDSsTV said, before going into the case, that there was a very serious legal question involved, that Probably oufrt to be decided in the ...

... THE COU1RT-3MARTIAL ON LIBUT. PERRY, AT WINDSOR SEVENTHE DAY.-FRIDAY.I f The general court-martial on Lieut. James Edward I IPerry, of the 46th Regiment, re assembled at the Infantry F fBarracks, Windsor, this morning, soon after 11 ?? ,Colonel Kelly presiding. The prisoner, who looked pale t rand care worn, was again attended by Mr. Darvill, of Windsor, as his legal adviser. Before the court ...

... TEE POLICE CO UB rs. V. I at MARYLEBONE. Mr. Herring, solicitor, attended before the sitting magis. trate, Mr. Long, to ask his worsbip's advice and assistance on behalf of a woman named Jessie Ross. He stated that about a month ago the female alluded to was engaged by a d. portly-lookssg fasbionably-attired;temale calling herself Xrs&. Jane Noland, who kept a brougham, to do duty as lodge- at ...

... ?? SUMMER ASSIZES. 5 CROWN COURT, C SA.TURDAY, July 29. a Before SIs JosNte JERVIS.I The ?? quarter to eleven o'clock. c GRAND JURY. Sir W.F.F.Middletof, Bt., G. 1. Bevan, Esq., c (foreman.) Hy. Phillipps, Esq., T. B. Western, Esq., R. J1. Bussell, Esq., 4 R. C. Rowley, Es P. R. C. Burrell, Esq., I H. J. Wilkinson,tEq., J. G. Sheppard. Esq., John Berners, Esq., Charles Walford, Esq., I T. J. ...

... | NORTHEN CIRCUIT.-APPLBY, UT I VV'rflAnDTIM A r ~ , - - . A~iT4 ltX5 5IAUEIJINAIW CASE Or AISDUaIloN Jro/tiAtkinson, aged 23 (aL young luau of respectable ap-J pearance,) wsindicted ?or the abdtiction of Annie Jarne A, Yard, 3 lie being at girl under the age of 18 years-to wit, of pi the ago of 12 years and 3 xnoptlis, without the consent of ai Jemhnma Bishop, in whose charge she was placed. ...

... ., I I -1 t A nl . - - it Ill-treating a Iforse.-Ycsterday, at the Central Court, before a 1ailie Mitchiell, Pteter MlQiieen, carter, 38 Kirk Street, (Gor- wa it bals, was accuised of havilng, on Monday last, while in Union StJ )t Street, cruelly abused, over-diriven, or tortured a horse then sta unider his charige. The defidaunt denied the charge, and said ro( as Ihis horsc was as fiat as an ...

... COR1K ASSIZES. (FROM OUt OORRESPONDET.) Cork, Friday. , CROWN COURT. The Chief Baron sat this morning at half pastnineo'clock, and resumed the trial of the following important case, which has been at bearing since Wednestay morning, and Which hase been reported in the FaBsrsre at sufficieat length, not only on the present ocosioa but at the last assizes, when the jury were discharged without ...

... ~ I - i, ?? : : .ZE . A , E LG NC I' I _ANTRIM @xo . 'Belfast, August 2. .RECOBD; CDURT. After my despateh of yeetaldey had'been' forwarded, the following case was tried i: Barairond ?? - Af crand, Thie wee an action brought to recover the sum of 651 I9s. 4d., being the balance of sn account alleged to be due 'bgthe defendantforgoods sold and delivered, T he defen- dant admitted that the ...