... LBefore J. RADFo.n, Esq., Iajor MOSLEY, and W. Cox Esq. GAmiE CAsL.-James Raittsfosrth, labourer, was summoned for unlawfully being upon a public hisghway adjoining certain enclosed land situate in the township of Duffield, in the occu- pation of William Gamble, with a net far the purpose of taking tand destresying ?? appeared that between three and four o'clock on the morning of Monday, the ...

... SMALLEY PETTY SESSIONS, MoNnDA, May 11. [Before J. RADrFoPD and T. 0. BATEM1AN, Esqrs.] ASSA ULT AT CODOsn.-Henry Machin and Fraucis Thorpe, r both of Codnor, were charged by William Smith with assault- inog ?? was near the French Horn Inn, in by Codnor, on the 31st ult., when he was attacked by a dog be- eI longinig to one of the defendants; they incited the dog to I bite complainant, which ...

... WIRKtESWVORTII GREAT BARMOTE C:OURTr. This Court was held on Wednesday last, in the Moot-hall, pa? - James C. Naweorn, Esq., the steward, presiding. the The following is a list of the barmastero and jurymen by r present - am Bormasters, Messrs. John Alsop, of Weusley (head-bar- ear master, and also deputy for Bonsall, Brassingeon, Elton, Mid- Sm dlston, and Wirksworth); John Hodgkinsou, ...

... John Lewis, convicted before M1r, Justice Crowder on the n7th of the present month, for the niurderoif his wife, was exe -cuted onl Saturday morning on the gallows erected outside ttle L county gaool at Cardiff. The culprit was 44) years of age and was by trade a skinner. Vil it ?? resided with bis -victim, at thle offices of Mr. Morgan, a soilicitor,,at 5lerthyo. On the 14th of January, Mr. ...

... MURDER AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN STAFFORSJ1_ STAFFORDSHIRE. n A most atrocious and cold-blooded murder and highway I drobbey was committed on Saturday morning last, near I o ?? county, onl the person of Bir. Win. j dChilrlesworth, a respectable farmer, residing at Ridwvare, v xihear that place. Friday, tbe22nld, was theday for holding the annual cattle fair at Abbots Brormley, and the deceased, ...

... CONFESSION O. i n s a Ws~illiom Graham. one of the persons chagrgd with the k-wilful murder of Mr. Charles Featherstonhough's game- I ry keeper, at Staffield, hais confessed that he vwas the actualI lie murderer, and that his two brothers, Henry Graham and se Joseph Grabam, were accomplices after the fact. The n- magistrates, E. I. Ilassel, Esq. (chairman of the bench), n- Colonel Harrison, ...

... ' BAKE WELL PETTY SESSIONS, FRIDAY, Aug. 21st. tr ea Before E. RADTFOD, W. LoNosanox, and R. W. M. Nss- FliLD, Esqrs., and Sir MIYLLLS CAVEBIOwNE CAVE, Bart.] lY a CARTS UNATTAcHssD.-Wm. 'Whittingham charged George if Turner with having driven two carts unattached, at Tad- ed dington, on the I Ith inst.-Mr. Darwent, defendant's master, on appeared. and admitted the fact, stating in extenuation ...

... m I BAKE vELL COUNTY COURT, THURSDAY, Aug. O1b. i [Before J. T. CANTRELL, Esq., Judge.1 The number of plaints entered was 65, cases heard 35, sum- manses after judgment 15, commitments 4, and suspended 5 commitments 2. Out of this mass of business there were, ,as 'le usual, but feav cases worth reporting. ] INSOLVENCY.-John Cocker, butcher and publican, of Eyam, passed his final examination ...

... COURT MARTIALI COUNTY HALL, FRIDAY, Oct. 30. in ?? Capt. NEWIVirATE (President), Lieut. SAML. ce CoLLINSON, Lieut. 'ltios. PrACH, LIeut. BITCWIAX, and Lieat. JE~sso1P.] w. Tise prisoner was Sergeant Henry Moreton, who had to !been placed under arrest for having on or about the 25th August, 1857, at Derby, preferred calumnious, frivolous, i and vexatious charges against Capt. Baiguy. tst Derby ...

... On Thursday ?? (last week), J39. Ferguson Bender' - sooas fare before the county magistrates, ttecotp house, StoclePOrt, with the wilful mourder of hlis father, Jnc 1Hendersonl, at Bronmball, on the 30tb September.. The court c was crowded, every available space being occupie. Th i audience occasionally gave expression to their feelings of I horror and Indignation when the prisoner's treatment ...

... WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, [B Before J. BIALGuY, Esq. (Recorder.) T'ie Court opened at 10 o'clock, when the following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury :-MIr. Joln me ?? (foreman), Mr. Win. Beeland, jun., Mr. Win, val Branton, Mr. J. Bailey, Ar. C. Brentnall, ir. J. Challi- -I nor, Mr. S. WV. Cropper, lr. W. Cramond, Mr. J. Frost, ( Mr. T. George, Mr. J. Haywood, jun, Mr. T. Hoallis, Mr. a q A. ...

... WIRNSWORTH PETTY SESSIONS, TUESDAY, March 23. [l3tfore F. G. GooiwaiN, E. WILMIOT, and A. Ansvi-nssos, )in Esqrs.] tes FRAUDULENTLY DiseosiNG or WATcIrs.-Thomas Till, as watch cleaner, of Wirksworth, was charged with having ad, converted to his own use, or illegally disposed of, a watch hir which had been entrusted to him to regulate by Joseph on Elliott, of Wligwell.-Elliott proved having ...