... A SURGEON CHARGED WITH ATSMPTI~NG TO I AMUBDHR WH WIFE. At ?? Ansizeis, on Saturday- Geowrge Flint, surgeon, Buiton, was harged with atte'pn to murder his wife, on tho 1thI September last, bl 5hooting at her with a gun. *There was a second count or attempting to do grievous bodily harm. Mr. fluiah, who pracuted, said the CaEo ho had to lay Wefore the jury wau of a grave and serious aspect, and ...

... STAFFORDSHJIRE SPRING ASSIZES. CROWN COURT.-YESTERDAY. Mir, Baron Chanmell took his seat on the bench at nine O'clock. STABBING AT WOLVERIiAMPTON. - Henry Hughes surrendered tolhis bail, and pleaded notguilty toacharge of feloniously cutting and wvounding Francis Mldman, with intent to dlo him grievous bodily harm, on the 18th of September, at Wolverhampton. Mr. Brown appeared for the ...

... I. APPEAL C=SE. |. , - COLLISION IN TcTE AIERSRY At the LIverpol adjourned sesdions, on Satvret afternoon, Mr. Brett, Q.O., sat as deputy.rft In the sheriff's court at St. George's alI. to try appeal case of Jevous v. Mozley, postPO by Mr.Aspina, QO., therecorder.attheadjotran t of the recent borough sessions. It was an a eP entered by William Jevonw, the ?? 114 Charles Mozley and others, ...

... I-TIPPERARY ASSIZE-SOUT' RIDING. _ __ _ I - Lndals. sa| L CLOrNaetL, WgYNESDAY.-.The Right Honourable the Lord Chief Baron wiS occupied all yesterday, and,nnul a late hourin the eveniug trying tho following case:- The only one remaining to be dispo ed of at the Clonmel assizes. Andrew Duggan v. Willhan and' ThomaZ Taobi-Thts case bad been called on and proceeded with on Ftiday, and resumed ...

... KILKENNY ASSTZES. - _- (IrROrM OUR iiicPORT8ht.) IfLHrENNeSY, FuIDAY.-The Lord Chief Baron sat at ten o'clock, and proceeded with the trial of prisoners, when James Cabill was indicted for an assault with in- tent to mali Thomas Carey. There was also a count for an assault, Sith intent to inhict grievous bodily barm. Mr. Sergeant Armstrong, Messrs. Wall and Curtis prosecuted. Mr. J. Harris ...

... WICKLOW ASSIZES . (Ffnilo ?? BREPORTElt.) I W ziciu.oW, Tuosimr.-The Lord Chief Baron opened the commission in tbre crown court pt eleven o'cloee, when the grand jury were re sworn, His lordship, in charging them, Baid the calendar before him did not present eny case calling for particular observation. Light as it was, he learned that it differed considerably frotm that usually, presented to ...

... ?? j, C ineic. * COU15NT'IY O F A-NT RIM. lia wi nECORDI COURT. mndi YESTRDsiAY, the l1on. Judge HAY7ES took his seat oii thn aw bench at nine o'clock. aill O4UMINAI1 PROSECUTION FOR LIBELLING 3isl A BANK DIRECTOR. h - THlE QUEEN ?? JOSEPH WALLACE.ne Mecers. Joy, Q.C., Lowry, Q.C., and May (in- wer struneted by -Mr. W11illiam Wallace), appeared for the Ass prosecution; andc Mr. m'mechian ...

... AD3OURNED INqfl~sT, SATCRDAY Morning, at ten O'clock, the adjourned in- quest on the body of the newly-born child Placed in ON the fire by its mother, Eliz M'Dowell, on Thursday legi last, was held in a public-house in Rosemary Street, the before J. K. Jackson, Esq., Coroner, and Dr. Murney, a m and The jury sworn on the previous day wvere in at- thru tendlance, and answered to their names. ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-MARCo 25. [BeforeihM. BoDmxNAssistant-Judge.j Henry Cross, aged 38, solicitor, was indicted for obtaining by false pretences, ?? Ann Roles, the sum of £50, with intent to cheat her. Mr. METCALLF, having briefly stated the case, called the prosecutrix, who stated that she lived at Gloucester Gardens, Kentish Town, and was a widow, and housekeeper to her brother. From 'May up ...

... [ WILa Intelltgnst. NOTICEI&-THIS DAY. 10~.BRFoE TR L~a~ ?? petition: Re At 1.-Fr jdgmet: tepens . Vnabes.Motions (th55 sixh eal. aues,&'. Sld~p v.Dikinon(3-Hawkins v. VICE-CHANCRLLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT 1O0-BxFORlt Vicx-CnLA~oELLoso SIx B. T. KINSDRRSLRT - Motions (thes sixth seal). Motion.; Underwood v. Sturgis, part heard. Adjourned summonses: Blyth v. Carpenter-Windlsiid v. ...

... IC(YF.SHAM PETTY SESSION, Saga 2o. 2 OZR;AT WESMi5 RAILWAY 0OSEOUTIOie. Isain Wetbb,Iafarmer, residin~gatColorme, appeared lemiawer an ini'tla~tIOR Jaid 8agjaint him at thsw instance of ?? Westerlr~ompany rrekgafas alrteoft'ia- tity andiweight of cetatis sacks 8i potaeac sent by him.Ifrom theB NBotsteon to Ceai5i8t withsintent to~defraud the coapsfy Tile uinfolation was faidiunder the 99th ...

... OLOUCE, RSL Qd AR s, i X r a. sio i GLO U CE1 - QUARTER SESSION.I This sessiol'lc6mmenee& dh Tuesday', and there *aa(one of the largest 'assemblies' of' magistrates ever reujembered.t p. B. Puruell,: S 'eountyhairmn presided, aHd' 's0ong thise present .W04 the't Di' ?? 'ritz- bsrdinget,'ion.Coloisel Berkele~v, ML.I, 'Ron.Jaaes!Diiettor ]fou. and Rev., Mr. Talbot, Skr G`eb6ge, Sir Maxwell ...