... THE ALLEGED TRADING -RAUDS IN I SALFORD. - At the Salford Borough Police Court, yesterday, before the Stipendiary Magistrate (Mr. . Malkcinson), Mr. Alderman Dickins (the Mayor), and Mr. Alder- man Keevney, Joseph Stables, Berthold Schwrz, George Ingram, and Elizabeth Ann Gregor, were again brought up charged with being concerned in defrauding tea and provision merchants and brokers in London, ...

... EXCHEqUER COURT-NE ASSEsSED TAICES.-Ata quartE ,a af quarter t oS Byley said that some. gentlemeA j r touat all day he would interrupt tbe Q pose of hearing their application 4l Mr. Birch (Secretary to the Woete;jn then addressed the Court, and said thatl,4 fore their lordships in consequenc,,f S ,j with a notice at the ruitofhis Majeity'sgi to attend there and answer such a te, alleged ...

... DEr OF THE GOVERNOR OF PIREST biUR13 WC WOaKHOUSE. On Tuesday snoraing Mr. Jonatbhan Fielding, governor Firestwiich workhouse, who bad been several weeks coofined to his bed by injuries indicted upon him by a °uper named Joseph Dennerdey, a weaver, living as a Pauper in thebhousiesexpired. *The ciieumstanoes under jp h tile murder wae committed will be best gathered roni;the evidence of the ...

... AP PALLING MURDERS IN LIVERPOOL, - ~-.pil ?ed (From t1e Liverpool 7Yiesof .Thursday.. on A nniversalfe'elirg'of horrorrwas Irodused ihni'Vrpool, hi ter yesterday, by the iiellig'encethat a-vhnol fanil h*ilb1en te; murdered in Leveson-street, in* this town, tinder circum- en a stances of unparalleled atrocity. The victims of this inhuman As , crime are a mother, two childdren, and' a fernale ...

... I SINGULAR INVESTIGATION. : At the petty sessions at Leamington, Oil We'dnesday, be' fore Major .11oultrie and Mr. W. C. Russell, en application was ma'de to the bench by -Mr. Griffin, solicitor, on behalf of James Leigh, of Preston, for a warrant againist John Will- cox, on a charge of murder, said to have been committed at Stoneleigh Abbey, 34 years ago. The circumstances of the case were ...

... Mr. Charles.Phillips has at length come forward to deny Wisd - the imputations cast upon him in reference to his defence of gon; th the murderer Courvoisier. He appears to have done so at Y. at the request of Mr. Samnel Warren, barrister, who,in aletter thisti In to him, cites the testimony of Lord Denmaii and MIr. Baron oth e- Parke, to the effect that the charges in question were wholly ofti ...

... -e:1JTH LANCASHIIE SSIZ - .-9,OOTH L.ANCASHI -, ?? ?? NISI PRlos UG 6. PIJS COJURT, MODA10Ak a 22. ' THE BOROU(,H CORlONVES1 IP Mr. Baron MAUtlE andi a Special jury) 8 7n~~~IUTTERC V. Cr5SJ3AN5A. e 'This inoiorytant and interesting trial wU., sdatto r A~ssixes at Liverpool onl Monday, tue Cause haiu tile fixed for thattdisy. Long beforeffitietone o opni to i outanumber lif the partico ...

... RE-CAPTURE AND COMMITMENT OF ANDERTON | II FOR THE MURDER OF COULTON. On Monday evening a gentleman residing at Kirkiess, a few miles from Wigan, cent a messenger to Air. Whittle, right chief conctable, with information that Andronbd en ien seen in the vicinity of a farm in the occupation of Mr. i en Blackledge, near Ilindiley, subcequent to his escape from ilco custody. Mr. Whittle, on Tuesda ...

... The CommiesiODf of Assize were opened in the Shire Hall, Chester Castle, on Wednesday, before Lord Abinger; after.which his Lordship attended divine service in thl*Cathedrad, where the usual assize sermon was preached by the Chancellor of the Diocese, On Ti ursdaY the courts opened for the deapatch of bosinesO Lord Abinger presiding in the nisi prius court, and Mr. Justice Erskine in the crown ...

... [ C o COURT, SATURDAY, APRIL 15. PERJURY. S Neeviacro was indicted for perjury. The de- fendant was clerk to Mr. Edward Allen, solicitor, of ; Manchester, to whom Mr. John Lowe, who kept a boot and shoe shop in that town, entrusted the defence of two actions against him in the Manor Court, for slander and for wages, brought by a dismissed servant, named Ebenezer Benson. It was alleged that in ...

... IRISH ASSIZES.-STAT'rQF THE COUNTRY. I flLVLCLI Ji ,,L2J:J.L A ?? _ KILDArnz.-The Hon. Justibg:Johnson briefly ad- dressed the Grand Jury. He said Jbie light state of your calendar scarcely calls foran obserration from me, with the exception of one or two cases-ot an aggravated character, which particularly call for attention and ac- curacy in the investigation. CAULow--Fridav, Hugh Corrigan ...

... Most people know the story of the two Knights Errant who, meeting at a cross toad, disputed whether a shield, which was hung there, was copper or silver, fought a hard battle to decide the questions and when half killed dis- covered that the shield was of silver otl the one side and copper on the other. There are some laws also which afford capital subjects of ?? to men who are capa. ble of ...