... BULIX}NGDON DIVISLO.N.-Couwity lieU, Or,;:i;s0,Jan. 1, Present; the Right l1on. J.:W. Henley, M.P., the Rev. Dr. Wynter, J. S. Pliillip-r. Esq. Guy Thonisor., Esq., the Hon. and Rev. F. Berlie-, and G. Ganniie, E~esy JolumsPike, baker, of Cowaley, was fiued 4s., rad Ge. costs, for taking out bread in his eaot for sale without having scales and weights, as requiri-.i.by law. A case against ?? ...

... CIYT COU)T T-uli.slzv, S~ulr. (i - ?? 11 - - IP- Before N. Ct'istles, Iqs(. (Mayor), Aldermen Butler, Thorp, Sadler, Ward, Spiers, Too i, anid Grubb. WVillnam Roberts, a stranger, wt l chiirged with attempting to pick pockets in the 31igh-strect and Corn Malrket-street, ; oa Mondalily the 5tb iistant. The principal witness in this c:lse Wans :Mr. John 13ickle, of Bath , win 'tated that lic ? ...

... TlE MURDER AT LEDBURY. We briefly stated last week that a horrible crime had been perpetrated at Ledbury, aud that a respectable wooman wa's the victim. It seems that her name is Baker; her husband only ldied a few weeks ago, and she has since then becu living in a house, part of which is used as offices by Mr. Masceflld, a solicitor. On Wednesday morning, the 16th inst., Mr. Masefield being ...

... ST1RATFOIID-ON-AITON. BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS, MONDAY, MAY 30. Before J. B. Freer and F. Kendall, Ecqrs. Walter Horton, alas Hartley, charged with having ob- tained a situation from Mr. Thomas Meadows, by means of a false character', was fitted 201., and 10s. costs, or, in de- fault, comminitted for three months' imprisonment in the common gaol, with hard labor. The prisoner's condutct during ...

... BULLINGDON DIVISION-Counts 1Hall, Oford, Dec. 17. Preselnt, the Hon. arnd Rev. F. Bcrtie, Dr. AMarsham, the Rev. Dr. Wynter, J. HI. Ashhurst, Esq., J. Weyland, Esq., and Guy Thomson, Esq. Robert Gosling, beer-seller, of Marston, was charged by the police with keeping his house open for the sale of beer unlawfully on Sunday morning the 11th instant. The case was dismissed. Richard Evans, ...

... Xrs. Smethurst's Petition to the Queen. rn _.L . 3 ?? L-f ;, JUWtfl .. U .- In The following is the petition of the wife of Dr. he Smethurst to Her Majesty as The humble pletitioll of Mary Smethurst, the wife of lis Thomas Smethurst, doctor of medicine, a prisoner, 10OW lie lying under sentence of death in the county gaol of Surrey, ve which showeth that your petitioner is now in the 74th ...

... CrIY COURT-FiTmkuj, Juxi, 17. .. .. .. . . I. . .. .. Before N, Castle, Esq. (Mayor), Alderamen Butler, Thorp, and T\,\ lc. The Mlagistrates w erC Cli aged fell) ci% enl ill tile morning un1til past lixe o'clock il tilhe aftc nrlloln ill alnliii appl'i- cation niaole by Mr. B1 i uicr fr thle coni iitimlent of Jane Carter, ;ervant to i ir Woolf, if l Lr dixe-sqli rc, on a eharge of pe rjry, for ...

... CITY COURT.-TUESDAY, AriTL, 26. ?? . . .I .m Before N. Castle, Esq. (Mayor), Alderenil Spicis, Thorp, Warburton, Butler, and Towle. MORE WINDOW-1tLEt.1AiNO IX P.tttA!)ISt-5QUANtE. Harriet Haines, servant to Miss Edinunds, was chaiged with wilfully breaking at square of glasa at the house of Mr. Levi Woolf, in Paradise-square, on the 20th instant. Mr. Mallam ap. peared for the prosecution, and ...

... r BULLINGDON DI VISION.-.CouztYTctiH14oxfard,(,Dec. 24. 11Y Olin. IPresent, Rev. Dr. Wynter, J. IL. Aslbboret, Eaq., and Gey tue Thornron, Esq. T Tborma Gardner, of Jericho, Oxford, was convicted it' thre Cay penalty of 5i.9., and 8se costs, for being drunk and dicerderly II'I at Woolvercot onl the 21st of December. Esq TIIE CoWVLrY DISTRBtcA~cns.-Fredericlk Merritt, son., w as Fre der ick ...

... ASSIZE IN'l'E'l]lIG]C-N-CE. THE ClHARGE OF MURDER AT FALMOUTIH. Mr. S. 13. Lovell Bell, surgeon at WVeston-super-Mare, was tried at Blodm in on Siturday, for the imuride of Captain Caddy, at Falmutoti,, under circumstances receently reported. lhe priseliel'a inotier, 88 years old, with his twvo sisters, were living at F almouth, and oil the day of the fiital occur- reuce lie Nvas visiting them ...

... I'SOLIENT DEBTORS' COURT, LoDN,, SI-PT. 24. EXTRAORDINARY CASI3OF I NSOIrVENCv.-IN Tfnl MIATTER O F c 1 i; y oCIS GCOUttE IARE.-This iusolvent, a. young man .vwho had been a Lieutenant in the First Regiment of Life Guartd, applied to be discharged from prisorn. ?? was uu- opposeid by his creditors. Mr. Sargood (with whom was Mr. Reed), supported the application. T'e schedule filed in this case ...

... (]cfore .Lr. Cvulimiriollel' ErVro.s.) 1RE FOcWERI, I M 'rho batidmript, Ann Foster, of Ensitrn, Oxfordshire, gsoeor, camt tiII and applicd to pass her examiiation . r. Itavenor of D oulity-strcot, appeared for the trado assignee, it. r. Ljeonadarr': :irgtr ntoll f Witnicy, grocvr, rnnd Mr. Riclcs, of Coloe iall street, for tile litrik1rujt. The bankrupt hIa,: but live creditori. residirr- at ...