... i : ?? t rIALS A77T- i. i: ' I.: , ? i I j - ?? TRLM~iS-AT TH-E ASSIE&S Tun Mueman Ag .'WAsVrOThrZAD. - ClUMd forty, farmery,wasa adlte 4t 'Taunton fow the wilfl mrder of ParneI :Howe,,!& Westboy* aod, on the 15th of Febzuary.-Theasvenuna leadlig .o the court were!denselyihrnge&d ' 'nIts becom. .n kueown-tbat tblwtrlal, 'wllohl' ?? greait iner, thouhot t*he cont, wed cmeon.- It appeared thatth ...

... 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 ...

... i--: ;A DISGCI T.n'e flow glegio q (TeMPle. I' Tepe and alng) Teximple prayed: for a dbeolt6lon ofhi marriage witfh XmnaT esipee:C n th gro ndF of her dni~e With JIfl8 - segregor L51& ?? a~mages ?? .,f~b oerespondet di not appear, The retpen~ent 1ied the ge , fhe peitonerz was a ?? in theai2yi Iiaidras&tlveh infaflt- :he ha pase :the greater srs o£ is life in Indi8 and ,I~hn aaud ?? ...

... THE GOVERNMENT COMPROMISE ON THE Io SREVISED CODE. (FPros the Times. I If we are to judge from the toxie of the House on Friday night, and if the leaders of sections were not merely surprised into a few verbal civilities, our readers this morning see one of those compromises which form to large a part in our political history. Our Government is, indeed, a system of compromises, and the House ...

... NORBFOLKE SPRING ASSIES. IThe commissions for the county of Norfolk and for the county of the city of Norwich were opened on Mon- count and three in the city-16 in all, The calendar that for the ci ty one, 19 in all, of whom one was charged with manslaughter, one with arson, one with rape, two with assaults with intent to commit a rape, two with sheep stealing, one with burglary, five with ...

... COURT| OF' BAN KRTJTCY,* LONDoN, March 25. (Before Jfr. Cornniissionzer P~ane.) IN HE CHAMP. This was the firstt meeting under the bankruptcy of Augustus Bertram Champ, who, having been arrested at the suit of a creditor for £33 i3s. 6d., money lent and interest, and lodged in Whitecross-street, on the 4th inst., presented a petition to this court on the 6th inst., upon which he was ...

... CRONVN COUIIT-FRIDAY. BlEFOREc MR, JUSTICE WIeLLIAMS, T ItE C A S 01 FJ. J . SAI-L T Jacco one Sat, 9, factor, surrendered to his hail, andl Jlades Jnot guilty to an, indictilent charging him with hwtin7. at flirmsicghaim, Onl the 2nd of Juno last, feloniously forged a cer- tain acceptance of and upon a certain bill ef exchange, with intent to defranul Mr. Serjeant Shoce, with Mr. OlBrien, ...

... THE POLICE COURTS& MANSION-HOUSE. Two miserably-clad, rufflanly.looking fellows, who gave their names as Bichard Simpson and William Smith, were brought up on a charge of breaking a square of plate glass, value 81., in the shop front of Mr. Birch, 173, Fenchurch- street, watchmaker and jeweller, and stealing from the window a gold watch, value 301., and a gold Albert chain, a value 81. John ...

... POLICE- INtE'LI(' 13. MANSION HOUSFE-THE Rotm or StuNs The thiee Germans named Leopold aim'.hi, it Pet !ott, -and 'Gtihard eiddra, chamred the fornert stealing a'queintitv of skins; the Iropeity' of their em- . lyers, ile.sr.s Oppenheim of Cannon-atreet anid the latter with a-peittr the sanecwete biollt up on ?? It was no . stated that Messrs. Oppenlalel n l-d. pro- treised not-4o -pirosacotte ...

... |1 XTRAOBDY. 3PR E. . . I :The Lambcth po -eourt was rowdedtb exces on Mondays by respectable Ulabltasto and owwer of house property In Lanbeth, who had atteded to hear ghe prooeedi¶ In s case In which three persone, odie calling hme &i? INtlosbielf Htin, aod -the 'other two pddcy and WFlliam aieesv*d, were sum. moned to appear before Mr. Fl iott hfor tuining a :broker and hb man out of lawful ...

... j4W OL9 DA -SHETRITF O %i'T '4cXn ?? ?? D Oo.-0':O AOuniioue Qirs' ?? V. MAdALLIdioN.-7TWS I for some sdvt. iemyts 1ne (M 'WOW dofeiid'iL 414 eo5 sign ta?- LC~de!. -D^Dd6;iT 4:Bam9.I Ctd,* o 1 o re Deflatr.b ?? it theot wihe botleas): maj*6 he .was ule In thme fpermbnab then ,(Igher) ,- HonWorefeitheta any waslwahere yornman oeeddato i , Isawdefendan t Digzu1 he). qDrfciane: fI dny't and ...

... FRtDA Y. 13l1cm-e alres's'. KItIferlersky, Miliml, ''eenfim itif Jmu l s A VIOLENT CHAR Aci.OR,-A man ilame(l Tho')mais lt )t a bell-lItlaler, living ill AVeamlialn Street, was ehl-rged wvith coall- stiittiag aviolent aesaailt ulpon Police-constable A itchell whilst i (the exeeutioln of Ilis duity at the 'Sew Strect Police StCtion. It seems that on the previous night the olitcer took the ...