... BXNGI0R COUNTY COURT. The Bangor County Court fol the 11oonsth of Januarny was held in the Rechabite Hail, ],it louilay last, the I )th iist., before Ii. Van glhlul M'illiauns, Es1q., Judge. Thero were 03 fresh sunmuloilses issued for this Court, and 16 jtslgeoncuit suslillouses ; but a great numllber of the cases were settled out of cumrt, anl of those which came on for hearing, only one or ...

... DI3ENBIG-ITSIIIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. The above S-ossinns took place at the County Hall, .Ruthin, on Thursday and Friday last. The Court opened on hliursday, at 12 a.m., for the transaction of tbe financial and general business of the county. P'resent :-Thomas II ughes, Esq., Ystrad, Chairman ; Sir Wntkin % . WVynin, Bart., M.P 1. ; James 3laurice, Esq.; Itev. E J Owen, liufair; Brownlow WV. ...

... CARNARVONSIKSIRE HILARY QUAITER SESSIONS. The l-ilary Quarter Sessions for the County of Car narvon, was held in the New County Hall, Carnarvon- on Thursday, the 4th inst., when the following magis- trates were present on the Bench :-The Right Hon. Lorhi Newborougb, Hon. Col. E. G. Douglas Pen- nant, M.P., Captain T. D. L. Jones Parry (Madryn,) W. F. Chapman, Esq., Owen Griffith, Esq. (Cefii ...

... THIE 1NEIVN'l TIIIJL' SP'tct \IA (0MM lotioN. InI the ca~~e of Cornic]tus ?? 1ahloiy, Uh) jutry were lischltaged it twelve oclock ?? Satitlay nightc, it oip. piultiig tint :I aiitgrcemeliit was tirlloO~itlcI. It ts re- purled tenl in r for a conviction. It is ?? thle prisoneor wvll be again puit Mt1 trial oil Mi slaoy inn itling. 'i'he city auid county of ]Dutblini htizi Levi t ioelatitied ...

... These fortuighitly Sessions were held on Tuesday last, before the Rev. Thomas Norris Williams, and Major Vincent *Villiams. B3oxing at Lianfafirfechua.-Robert Williatus and Evan Williams, two young mechanics from Llanfair- fochan, were charged by police-sergeant John Thomas, wvith being drunk and fighting at the above-named vil- lage, on Saturday night, the 30th of December last rhe defendants ...

... These Sossions were held on Wednesday and Thurs- day last. Wednesday was devoted, as usual, to finance and county business, when the following magistrates were present --Mr. J. S. Bankes, chairman ; Lord Rd. Grosvenor, Mr. Wynne Eaton, Mr. C. B. T. Roper, Captain Roper, Captain Thomas, Mr. L. F. Lloyd, Mr J Howar(l, Captain Cooke, Mr. Cooper, Captain Wille, Mr. E. Peel, Captain Ireinouger. Rev ...

... FLINTSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS, These Sessions were held on Wednesday and Thurs- day last. Wednesday was devoted, a. usual, to finance and county business, when the following magistrates were present :-Mr. J. S. Bankes, chairman; Lord Rd. Grosvenor, Mr. WN nne Eaton, Mr. C. B. T. Roper, Captain Roper, Captain Thonsas, Mr. L. F. Lloyd, Mr J Howard, Captain Cocko, Mr. C(!oper, Captain Willeo, Mir. ...

... These Sessions were held in the ancient Town Hall of Beaumaris on Tuesday last, January the 2nd, when the following Magistrates were presenti:-J. Williams, Esq., Chairm1an; Rev. Hugh Jones, Rev. W. J. Poole, Rev. J. Williams, Rev, H. D. Owen, D.D., R. Brisco Owen, Esq., Rev. E. Herbert, Major-General Hughes, Richard Davies, REq., E. 0. Pearce, Esq., Rev. II. WynneJones, Rev. AV. WVilliams, W. ...

... MERIONETHSHILRE HILARY SES- SIONS. These Sessions were held at Bala on the 2nd and 3rd instant. TUESDAY. The Justices having resolved themselves into a Com- mittee, examine(J and passed the various county ac- counts, &c., and gave orders upon the Treasurer. It was resolved, in reference to the Cattle Plague, that the Orders in Council should, by stringent mea- sures, be adopted and carried out ...

... CARNAMVONSHIIRE HILARY QUARTER SESSIONS. The Hilary Quarter Sessions for the County of Car narvon, was held in the New County Hall, Carnarvon- on Thursday, the 4th inst., when the following magis- trates were present on the Bench :-The Right Hon. Lord Newborough, Hos. Col. E. G. Douglas Pen- nant, M.P., Captain T. D. L. Jones Parry (Madryn,) W. F. Chapman, Esq., Owen Griffith, Esq. (Cefn Coch, ...

... DREADFUL M ASSACi; AND CANNIMAL FES. I TIVAIL IN AFRICA. At Brass and New Calabar, oa the 19th of November, the natives of New Calalar ulade a raid en tle Brass men, through C ?? Creeks, and returnmed on the 23rd Noveniber with 37 p1risoiners. ()i tbe 24th of November a great ' play was held in Calabar Town, and all the prisoners were killed and eaten. After death the bodies were cut up anid ...

... These Sessions were held in the ancient Town Hall of Beaumnaris on Tuesday last, January the 2nd, when the following Magistrates were present:-J. Williams, Esq., Chairman; Rev. ?? Jones, Rev. W. J. Poole, Rev.J. Williams, Rev. H. D. Owen, D.D., R. Brisco Owen, Esq., Rev. E. Hlerbert, MKajor-General Hughes, Richard Davies, Esq., E. 0. Pearce, Eaq., Rev. II. WynneJones, Rev. MT. Williams, WV. HI ...