... WARWIOKSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS. YESTERDAY. BEFORE MR. AT. D oICINS, CHAIRMAN. APPEALS, DuGoALR V. THE CHURCUWARDENS AND OVERSEERS OF THE PARISH OF BENTLEY.-An appeal against an as. aesement of £500. ...

... THE MURDEROUS ASSAULT IN A RAILWAy CARRIAGE, AT BLETOHLEY. TLis morningataZNEWPORT.PAGNELL, Thursday. Tbis morning, at a Special Sessions convened forhin ex- aRniomtion, Michael Lyons was brought fori ...

... BIRMINGHAM POLIGE COURT. YHSTE9DAY. Before SfrJohnrnRaetctff, Messrs. H. Mantoz, W. .Lucy,', and T. Phillips. ArrsrrMTED SUICIDE.-A respcctable-looking married woman, named Ann Vale, residing in Cecil ...

... THE SUSPECTED MURDER IN 1VOLVER. HAMPTON. The a onman who is aupposed to have murdered the man i liamas, would seem to have made every effort to prevent the house in which his body was lying from bein ...

... I This trial was resumed on Tuesday morning at Chein 'fold. The case for the plaintiffs having been brought tea c elusion on Monday afternoon, Bfr. Bovill addressed the Jury on ...

... 3IRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. FRIDAY. BEFORE MR. COis3IeaSIoNER SANDERUS, in rc G. erswhav), Baterton.-Last examination and dis- cibargo. Mr. ?? appenred for the assignees, and Mr. Beeton for the bankr ...

... SATURDAY. Before 11Messrs. S. Balrslrns and J. Jqffray. SHOPL'FTING-A woman wha had been previously con- victed, namedlfay f Smiith, alias Moore, a silver polisher, residing i ...

... ' I It I -r. ?? The &lidsuwmer General Quarter Sessions of the f' L eace. for the Rast-Riding- of the Counity of York, via P Iheld on Tuesday at- the Court-house, Beverley, before ICHARLIJ8 WILLAM'BTTI(JkLAND,' Bei, of. Hildelnley; j and',the Jolliowing iaistrates,. :-RAobert ,Wylie Esq. I 'Bave~lpy ; Benjaminit -Haworth Esqi, HullBaink Holue' R4%ard.;Wi Smith-Esq, Tickton ?? Thomfis' PridketW ...

... I HULL COUNTY COURT,1 I YESTERDAY. _ I (Before WA. ST. JAMBS WHEEZZLHOUSE, Eeq, barrister, of Leeds.) HALL V. GOOCH, and Co.-MAr F F AYBS, appeared on behalf of the plaintiff, who Is a rope merchant at Hull, and applied that as Mr Capper was the only one of the defendants who had been served, the action might he taken as against ?? HoNoua allowed this, and Mr Ayaz proceeded to prove the case. ...

... I VIsIT OS' THE PRINCE OF' WALHS TO HIS NORFOLK ) 1 E5STATE.-O51Satuirday the Prince and Princess of Wales J.,e weflt down by a special train on the Great Eastern Ral the way to Lynan, from thence to 'Wolvero 0te io i and Hunitafitlto Railway, and, from thence in cariaoges to Sandrijilham Hall. At Cambridge the ?? Loll pair were welcomedaby the Trown Conunl, who assem , bled in abody on the ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A i BANKRUPT AT BULL. On Friday James ?? Marcrow, a bankrupt, and late a smackowner at Hull, was again placed in the a dock, charged before the Stipeodiary magistrate with several misdemeanors under the Bankruptcy Act, i whet' Mr Ayre appeared for the prosecution, and t Mr Summers for the ?? Pickering, a t clerk to the Court of Bankruptcy for the Leeds district, c ...

... ,HULL POLiCE COURT. FRIDAY. N STEAL11e BAGS.-Thomra 'Hall, a marine store dealer, was chaigedion reipand, with stealing nine seed bg bei gionpD Dixon and Sons, seed 3nepOhiau8t/ h T vr9lr5 faftd to establishb a case gajnst Weie p ,dthi atjpsidtary magistrate there~fere,4isoqptae h1 -r C- ' th *White and tt two 'sisters were charged on re- zondthe 're wahseln hwl, tbe property Of Mr Roberts, dr ...