... At tho Oloaceolter AssizOs, Isllen Rotter w we found guilty of the Iintcrer of hot' husband, but strongly ot recomnmended to meruy. ThouamiAand Ellen flutter lived ait Di Dursisy. They ledasad end painful life. The men (Irank G deeply, aod ict hi, cups (uarrelled wihhs wfa DGi frequently beet her in a terrible maniner. H Ie seine home en late at nighit, suit mostly tipsy, said his own son. He ...

... THE L ED Blu Mt-T-D j IVEE1OR D ASSIZE, AvousI! 2nd. P This fverlshexcitement to which the.100a1ty - oar andthe abxiety'rteesolin the tisiniwhost ia generally a Strangehis caseseasdbyerish , knowledge that i intense. ,The feeling Was incras aired against the 1 additional crlininatory, evidence0 had been Beq prisoner. The sity.WeB foil Of Peo le, some of whgm lead comeI from very distant pgto~ ...

... BRISTOL SUMMER ASSIZ (CONnu?5Ur fromi Tile page.)HI HARSl WLOOERODAY. ~ ~T hearing Of this by becausee was resumed this morning, whenfth Mr WldoOSwas recalled and pirodaseed the valve of Ine a -engine ond a model of the nozzle . 'Ihe are oftesta eor l 'WAS 6* inches, and that of the exhaust 6jichs Tearao Ittenwneewsatrifle more, about half an inch. i he laigii Jones, cshief d'nme'ngntet'eroafr ...

... In Manobester, aservant girl, after obtaining some cyanide of potassium for removing ink from linen, left some of it in a saucer on a table. In her absence a child, three years old, seized the saneer, and tasted the liquid. A eurgeon was called, but in ten minutes the child was dead. A railway train. proceeding from Whlitby to Pickering on Saturdayplunged overhead into the fen bogs. in ,The ...

... -1AN]VPTCR . :QT. ' ; 'fe TN lrr. Commningsker ?? Ha y TUESDAY.' it, Newport, Coal.Meronbnti-This3w1ias ti eitting'for cht of assignees, at whieh proofs fotr litO £200 wer aumithed, and the choice was carried by Messr& Savty;'Vla'l sel4, and Prichard. *'EDNESDAY. Rn JoHN Acocr, Uheltenham, BuIldpi.Mr.'Stone said tbat in this case somg information bad veiy' reeptgly reached the crepitor for ...

... DEVON LAMM:IAS ASSIZES f >1I Oil Thusrday lasa the commission to biolling the assizes for the county eind cit wa opecied by Mr. Baron Bramwell. Ilis lordshin has in, earlv fluibhed the civil busliness at Do5r- Chesteri did not cortic ?? by train, but posetd by the ancient ronie end visitcel Sir J. Coleridge at Ottery onl his way. Ili, ?? dispensed vvithi the customnary attendance of Sm-.~.nt ...

... ?? .sea. JI-UL -tlUku is s ±v l EXETER G:UILDHALL-WEDNESDAY. Before the Mrayor (Capt. Tanner), W. Tombs, J. Sheppard, an d }. Hooper, Esqrs. ANN GORDON was summoned by Mary Ellis for abusive language in Plantation Buildinga, St. Sidwella. Two witnesses proved the cage. The defendant denied the charge, and complained that the nuisance caused to her by the complainant was almoatintelerable. She ...

... I EXETEQR COUNTY COURT-AUGUST 16. I Before J. Tylroll, Eeq. SILVEnSTON v. LAIE.-.r. Toby appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Willesford for the defendant. The action was brought for the recovery of £2 lOs., the value of a watch. It will doubtless be in the recollection of our readers that about a month since Mr. Silverston, a general dealer, of Fore-street, brought an action against a young ...

... ,. | SOMERSETSAIRE ASSIZE. (Coatintzed from our 2nd psage.) C ROW XN CU RT-ToomtaDAY, Tanr CASE ?? -Tbis morning Lieutevianst- Wonree Johns Atexaasssir Forbeie was called. to sur- render on bis recoguizanaee to take his trial on a charge ofI uttering andpulshing are obscene and indecent letter, with intent to dbchand corrupt Adelaide Lucy Fenton. Buid to make her omit a breach of the peace at ...

... Thetown of Dpreley was on Sunday lest thrown into a state aof loom and excitemenit, inoonsequelnce of the perpetration of afr ghtfultragedy,duoh ashas neverbeforediegraced the parish. The victim of the dreadful crime was a man named. Thomas Rutter, ablacksmith. and the perpetrator his ?? Rutter, who, on Sudan morning, between one and two o'clock, dellberr ately, and itpremeditation, inflicted ...

... GLOUCESTERSHIM. ASSIZE. h n -(Vontinued from coa' 2ndpage.j ?? it C R O W N. C O U R T-THuRsDAY. ?? The following were the only other cases of interest tried to- g -day:- a AN UNrFoaRoNATS BoGAMIST.-Willifm u'ark pleaded juilty .g of bigay gat Bristol. He prayed for mitigation of punishment. is stating that after marrying his first wife ha found she had been is a convict, and that after hli ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGE NCE. I BRISTOL SUMMER A~SSIZE. ha out Summer Assize of nfsi 1`wiu, wasl commenced on Saturday dcci last, on which day Mr. Boron Bramowell arrived'in the city to Mr, ,open the commiesion. Preparattons were wade for giving to pap big lordship the reception which from time immemoriallhassbeen Coill given In Bristol to the Judges of her Majesty's Courts of Law, M -and the High ...