... The Michaelmas Fessions for the West Biding, si which were commenced at Kiiareebro', on Monday last, V were continued at the Leede Court-house, on Tuesday and yesterday. The Hon. E. Lascelles presided, arid the fol.N lowing Magistrates were prepent :-1tev. J. A. Rhodes, J. m1 P. Tempest, Eoq., J. Caiverley, Esq., N1. i.. C. Stansieled, In Esq., H. W. Wickhami, Esrp, M.P., J. T. Wharton, Esq., ...

... 1 HULL POLICE4 COURTr. I FRIDAY. Hugh Gaitters, Win. H-ubbert, James Dews, George Patti- ?? Newton, William Youtbill, Matthew Shorcham, t the seven firemen eif the steamer Helen Macgregor-, Vvbo had been remanded oil at charge ofsatunggling were again brought 01 up. Tfhe whole of the prisoners pleade(s! not ?? w carols, Cusetonhottse Officer, stated thait en Wednesday, the n, 6th I vetwifle ...

... ICOUNTY COURT, YESTERIDAAY. (Before T. P. TaomPsox, Esq., Deputy Judge.) isv .Rmnuninglon v. Pcarson.-M'r Roberts apijeared for to the plaintiff, and Mr Pettingell for the defendant. An ' action for £17 11. Inl May last the plaintiff agreed to rhr purchase a horse of the defendant for £30. He was to I give Lid in money, and a horse the value of £14. The tio horse purchased of defendant ...

... } H T L LSE S S I u N S. I CCONTINUED.] FRIDAY. JOSEH WAD (3),iaourr, ws chrgedwitfraudulsntiy obtanin fro Jon Lakinthe um f is bymeas of a false ?? Goseproecutd. he dfenanthad repre- sened hathe as ot ueried an ha obaind i from the recritig sejeat fo enistcentupontis faith of the state- most whn i wa aferwrdsascrtanedthat he was married. A witess as ecsmind whowas resen at risoner's marriage, ...

... THE INQUEST. An inquest upon the bodies of Mary Hannah Wainma1, 1nwho was shot at Fortorl, near Garstang, on the 6th iust., and Robert Bond, the murderer, who im- mediatelv after the perpetration of the dreadful deed com- mitted suicide, was held by Mr. L. Holden, coroner of Lan. caster, at the house of Mr. Nathaniel Calverley Bond, the father of the young man. The following evidence was given ...

... The Michaelmas Sessions for the borough of Leeds, which were opened at the Coutnithouse, on Wedues-I day, were continued and concluded on Thursday, by T. F.! ELLIS, Esq., the recorder. CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD. ELIJAH HUNTER (27), JAMES BROUGH (32), I arid FRANK MORTON (22), wore indicted for having, on L the '25th uni., at Leeds, unlawfully conspired together to de- feraud Samuel Clegg. Mr. ...

... SATURDAY. ALLEGEeD MANSLAUGHTER Biy A SEA CAPTAIN.-Mr. George White, maeter of the ship Glyde of this port, wae brought up under warrant Charging that lie did, on1 thle 5th day of October smet, onbor the hihse, assault and beat George Scott, then a seama on bserd he eid ship, by reasoen of which said'assaulte the said George Scott shortly afterwards died. Mr. Travis, the I stipendiaesy ...

... | A shocking attempt to murder, wbhich seems cirl'ain to terminate fatally, was made at Sheffield, on Tuesday morntng, by a mail natied Thomaa Champion, the victin being a married man minced Henry Crayson. Both vvere workmen of Mr. Thornas Fewsdacle, b..ilder. &o., in the Wicker, and Ohampion had for some time acted ai fore- min. While in that capacity he has had frequent disputes N;i : h his ...

... ME. THE HOGSTHORPE MURDER, IN LINCOLNISHIRE.- Since our report of last week the prisoner, John Carrott, who was apprehended oil suspicion of having murdered his wife, has been further examined before the Alford Bench of Magiatrates, and finally committed to take his trial at the next Lincoln assizes. Although no direct evidence has been adduced to shew the prisoner guilty, there can be no ...

... i I ?? P~ryiitt ~ FRIDAY. F TULS FttIfNDS.-..Betil~y Whittalkor, a good-lookinig f ?? fml, Was ?? -for 0conernitting an assault upon I 1liFss1Spibyll It appeared that a few evenings, ag, asom Pliatweleaving the Queen's Theatre ,in' comp)any with agoentl~mal, the defenilant followed tier, and when in South- Istreet went behind Iliar, and in thle most cool arid detcrrsined mannerlpissblet ...

... EXTRX.ORDTNAIN ' STATEMENT OF TEE n SatHowarday, r. Badger, coroner, held an inquet at he Bll Inn, Laughtouienle-Mortlen, on the. body of Sally (not Sarah) Hare, agedeiheen, o was dmanestidsmrvat at Mr. Cutlibert's, of St. Joh ?? and who, fB lready announced in the Leeds afercuey, died on Thursf dayother h ongt., from having had her throat CUt durnig hae nihth of the p Ot 5 Troeda by her ...

... I HULL BOROUGIT1 SESSTONS. I _ I The Quarter Sessions of tire Peace for tire Town and County of l~irrgston~upon-HluII were opened yesterday, irs the Sessions- house, Town-hiall, before SAMUELD, WARRIcs', Esq., QOC,. A~, Recorder. The Mayer, Shrerifl', rend ether influential gentlemen ppie creed Upon [hoe beech. There were thirty-three Cases fur trial, Done of which were of extraordinary ...