... 1 I -_ CRIM. CON.-HOPE V. AGCtA.DO. It was stated the other day that the plaintiff in this case was dead. This was a inistake, for the case came on again fer hearing in the Court of Queen's Bench on Monday. The first witness called was Ann Rance, who said I entered Mr. Hope's service in 1846, and remained there till 1843; sometime during 1846 Mrs. Hope went to Bavne; after l her return to the ...

... I The day for the openingof parliament having been formally fixed, it may be convenient that members and the public should know what notices of motion are already upon the books. The following is a transcript, completed up to the time of our going to press: Lord JORNgrir SELL..-.TO move an address to the crown humbly requesting that the country may be imuiediately saved. Lord JOHN RUSLELL.-TO ...

... mu , MONDAY, DzoECEMiBP 10. ad A WOXAN COMMITSTE FOR BfIAsy.-Mrargaret Ferguson, e. Io manded from this day week, wao charged with havlig married do James Ferguson whilst her f ir ...

... LIVERPOOL BANKRUPTOY COURT. LU- ral IN RZ SAM 1lt.-On Tuesday last, Sylvester Lewis Samuel, a vvil-eh intussficturti, formnerly carryinig oen buslomeg In this tOWn2, l asisu efr r. CsnilnrPustoreceive ...

... e SOUTHERN DIVISION. def wili ,. CROwN COURT. Ws [BEFBI R SMB. BARON PAIKE.] jur, ,t ITUESDAY, APRIL 3. the - His lordship took hie seat at nine o'clock. the i SENTENCES OF ...

... ,.h - - ?? ou nd TUBSDAY, Jui6y 24. S mi, ORTAiSmo MOSSY BY FALSs PRitINBs.-JOhn Caton, a ship- Jol of wright, was brought. up on a charge of this character. The ;M 150. prisoner ...

... The fortnightly sitting of this court took place yesterday, in the Town-hall, before J. W. Harden, Esq. There wore lOS plaints, and three judgment sumnionses. A TaEspAss SuiT. ...

... WVAPENTAKE COURT FOR THE RUNDRED OrF WYIRRAL. r. Thle quarterly WAapentake Court for the hundred of Wirralt took place yesterday, at the Tranmore Hotel, before Mr. R. f . Grace, the steward. There wer ...

... -4- EXTRAORDINARY CASE.-A MAN SHOT AT MARYPORT. .11 at A'115IA X V/iELW. al On Wednesday last, the usually quiet town of Maryport was thrown into a state of the utmost excitement and to alarm by a rep ...

... IPSWICHI BOROUGHd SESSIONS. Thbr~e- Slc essions were held at the Town Hall, on Tursday last Tbe Itecorder in hi!s charge, said, he was gled to sec that, upon tihs occasion, there would be but little busi- tics to O-cUpy their attention. The only case which clled (;r ° ny Observations, was the case of ThomasI Browni t heb d with jstealing iron. He called attention I to this not hecrause in ...

... ESSEX QUARTER SSIMfl. This sesdon eommenced on Taesday, with the e0mty bdisessio an a, there were saute important nsatt for dix-sion, there was a large ?? df 1qislUes. IC G. RoundC E. took to e chair. a TG th e r of E.. was eleed* s thwir. :1 eee n c ia healrthof Cotton. Esq., who, in cons- I quare oi ill~he~t~b, retred at the lsat session. c 1The Genee 11tittec repofled the balance in the hn ...

... ?? POLICE. I mol.DAY.-Befre1 The littyor P. S. Long, Esq,. T. D'EYC Burut~hoe, Esq,.. T, B. 'Ross. Es ?? Charles Deane, Eivi., S. B. chapmz a, Esq.. Char es Burtoil, Chiu r 01st~eIuli5 Lrw~-jo, tin %mlaonttse* s. and Thelmas Wiolombo. l a, wmclirgeh.r with. lieagtbsolkirlea the;WP of mr. J. il. Ihve~t ;etto. ae 0adak ?? ~~~Mv lefz at 1o dwarsn ?? a=ran~d si~ictn hvis; ftiel 0500thie Ificitters ...