... upent the emallness of the calendar in point of nucrebers, there btiag only 11 prisoners for trial-exactly rise same as were brought up at the Easter Sessions last year. lie was glad to say, too, that there was no case of great aggravdtion, or any requiring ...

... WORCESTERSHIRE EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS. The Easter Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the county of Wor- cester were opened In the Shire HalU of this city, for the despatch of the county business, yesterday morning. Earl Dudley, the Chairman, presided ...

... sufficient to justify a convictioss. Upon this the Jury at omee acquitted the prisoner STEALING BlRssY.-Willianm Hollowiay, 26, easter-, was charged with stealing, on the 10th of December last, l2lbs. of brass, the goods of William Jones, his master. Mr. Cockle ...

... his seat this morning, said that ,with regard to the above case hie hadl hadl tiso opportunity of Con5- sidering, since the rising of the Court on Thursdlay, thue rmany ingenihus objections raised by the learned counsel for the defen- dsnt-objections wohich ...

... VWAUWU lW[KSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS. BEF,(oE. AV. I)Isc'Ns, Esie. -ilese dcssions were continued on Ivednesday for the it!, of appteals. ISlIMVIYOi:S OF'L.VDDHItOOK{, A1''IELLANTS; T11USTEE.M F0F I 1s I 0'lN BA DU 13.:y ?? llItlE t1ttER.D), ESITONDENXrS ...

... WORCESTER EASTER SESSIONS& The Court opened this morning, at nine o'clock, for the *flali of prisoners. The Barl of Dudley presided, and the Idagistrates present at the opening of the Court were the lev. G. 'It. Gray, J. Pearson, M. Amphlett, and IL J ...

... proved gainat her, and she was sentehoed t o Urine menths' hard labour. This ended the business of the Sessions, the Vourt rising about five o'clock. A BIIRMINGHAM AFFILIATION OASF5 HIcHLING ?? THE MAQISTRATES OF KINGs's HEATIL This was an appeal against ...

... good. An applocation, accom- panied by a medical certificate, for the remission of the sentence of Mazy Clark, sentenced at Easter, I863, to eighteen months' Imprisonment, 4ad been sent to the Seretary of State, and prisoner was discharged on the 16th August ...

... encouraged, thre sin of I adlultery, under the roof of riiy own cottage, brecausue he knew that by doing so hoe ehould annoy rise. These were his very worris, I gavehibun every opportunity of retracting suich wvordsl, hart, as6 he refused to do0 so, and ...

... Barber, who had had an interview with fhe masters said that they thought, the whole of the toasters were Willing to give the rise. There appeared to -e a vast amount of equivocation, with the view of tiding through the season, and the greatest opposition ...

... a nonrineri isnpriensonmerr of two days, arid lire wno givers Up to Iris a hrsrAcaRY Inn A Twseec-ois.--lorelO~vnse 118), easter, i. 'racharged witho breaking into tire house of Willirirn Feeney, AndI stlesalisg Ah., ind severinr artilesa, ont tire 2-Str ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS. ThoseS Sessiog~ns commenced yesterday, at the ASsirc Cssclrt', tafr.The Earl of Lichfield (Chairilasam) Presided, and tho other Magistrates present were-Earl of Dartmouth, Lord Ratther ton lion. ansi Rev. A. C. Taslbot ...