... idforid . h wa ADJOURNED INQUEST UPOQ TMJ'8. RASTRICI. nuingk Mr. Jewison resumed this inquiry aL the Bull's a the Rlead, in dlomeraal on Frdlay Wast. Mr. Blackburn, solici- rable tor, of Leeds, attended on behalf of Messrs. Blackburn, the lmill owners, and stated that they were anxious for the p fullest Possible inquiry, and would afford every facility for Val ih,~t purpose, [at a The ...

... LAiW, POLICE, AND CRIME. A JArPHET ue ?? or. A FATL5ER.-A cenrious oase was heard at the Dunnuanway petty sessions the other day. 'Rhe prosecution was at the suit of Mr Wm. O'Neil Daunt, ,of Kilcasken, a gentlemen of great reapeebability. The prisonur was a young mU in of military appearance 'and bearing, seemed perfeotly at ,ease and sure of thejustice of his oih, and gave his name in a firm ...

... i , I FRIDAY. James Taylor, mnaster coopor, wes charged with eons- anitting periltry. Mr Mends appeared for the prose; enter, Mr George Sykes (prisoners brother-in-law), and Mr Greaves appeared for the prigoner. Theprisonerbas a brother at present an insolvent debtor in the Hull borougb gaol and at the last oourt he petitioned for his discharge. In order to obtain this discharge it wasi ...

... The general annual licensing sessions for the wi borough of Bradford were held yeeterday, at the Court-house. Ur The magistrates present were the Mayor, W. B. Addison, eh Esq., Sami. Smith, Esq., Win. Rand, Esq., and Wm. Gar- lOS In opening thle proceedings of the court, the MAYOR Cel said the number of licensed houees in the borough continued laI the same as last year, namely, 141. Tho number ...

... ESCAPE OF A L.UNATIC HIURDEREat. FROMf A I..ILWAY TtATIN. Thi unfortunate lunatie, Bloiufichl, who Wv.s trie at the Chester assizus fur the Viturder of hii wife, :nt yi we Hlandley, anllt ;acquitte(l o tile groultd of lls'clity, was behit conveyed to London on Mondlday week, when hie contrived to cc; ipo fromil the ti'iin noar WVatford, an- has ilot saince beell heard. of. It uippoearo that ...

... j LAWS WPOLICE, AND CRIME. COURT OF Divowlll AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES.- JUDGENTs~.-WEILS v. WHLL5.-S-ir Crestewell Cresswell gave judgment in this case on Thursday, which was. asuit by the htssbaitd for ajudicial sepiiration acaitist his wifceon theground of adultery. Thle case was. originally commenced in the Ecole- Beastical Court, and wae transferred to thils court on the aboli- tion of the ...

... HULL POLChi COURT. FRIDAY. (Before W. H. Moss, R. Blyth, and T. Ward, Esqg.) CURIOUS CASE.-Alexander Haunah, captain of the brig Energy, was summoned for refusing to receive on board his vessel a destitute British seaman while at Con- etantinople. The charge was preferred by the Board of Trade, through the Hull Customs. William Buckley, a young man, was examined by Mr Sparrow, the collector of ...

... I LIBEL AGAINST MR. WALTER S. LANDOR. - (Abridged from the Western Daily Press.) The action of Yascombe vi Leandor was tried at the Bristol assizes on Monday. The plaintiffs were the Rev Morris Yeseombe, of the Green Park, Bath, and Mary Jane, his wife and the'defendant, Mr Walter Savage Landor, the well-known; poet. The declaration con- tained four counts, the firststhree charging the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ACTIONJ I - - qGAINST A CLERGYMAN. l At GltildfoO Assizes, onaFriday, Atiugst:6 (before Mr Baron Bf5ulnwell), an,--adtion 'was ?? v. Vanmittart-te recove £258 i7's for board laid lodging and ndeessaries supplied by the plaintiffto the wife of the defendant; Six. counsel were engasgedsl Mr E. James stated;the case for-the plaintiff. The defendant, Mr Charles Vansittart, vias a ...

... i THE ACOaB HOUSE L HACy INQUIRY. ?? his alrtidy been announced hAA the reti ra- Lunacy iiry at Y'ork PrJsifir' out of the case i&31g it Turnerwf of Mr. TurnLY1 41 Offcial Assignee in ~~l~ ~he itptcy,'Liverpool, was to be suee,,eeed by an ?? )re into the mode of conducting Acomb flouse Asylum, wheis to Mrs. Turner~ had been placed by her husb,2nd. The court for this purpose instituted by the ...

... IDOUBLE MURDER AT CLEVEDON A woman named Elizabetir Tee'ley Williams, wi' of William Heary -Williauasimr'hb'en eonmuitted onta coronpr'a warrant charged witllibe wilful murder of lrr two -hildreunEilizcbbth;.Townb Wileiams, aged three years amid twof months, and -Jdoi, Wiams aged Ehre monthsO Itappeasi that thsi' prisarer rent to Ashtoni polios-atationt and made the f4llowing state to the ...

... EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF THE MURDERER. It w as on Monday morning ascertained that the spot where the murder was cosnmitted was not in the parish of Rye, but in the parish of Icklesham, a few yards beyond the boundary of Rye parish; consequently the prisoner was conveyed to Winchelisa for examination, as that part of the parish of Icklesham is in the liberty of Winchelsea. The examination ...