... YO RKSHIIRE SUMMER ASSIZI,;S I CIVIL COURT-MONDAY, JULY 22. (Fol the preceding business at these dssizes, scefourth page. ) CARTWRIGHT AED WIFE v, SMITH AND) ANOrTER - Mr. WILLM1A9^ and Mr. BAINES were for the plaintiff; and Mr. PoL.Loc and Mr. MtL.Ntt for the defendants. The action was to recover damages for an assault upon the female plaintiff. It appeared that the plaintiff, John Cartwright ...

... IiMPORTANT PILOT CASE. I ., On Wednesday last, at the Mansion-House, Mr. In George Haley, master of the King William. appeared ,- to answer an information, charging him with having, Ie on Friday, the 4th instant, piloted his own vessel to , (oole, after Geo. Garner,a licensed pilot, had tendered his services. Y Mr. Cracknell appeared to support the information. He s stated that the vessel ...

... uUll 3lectfon iIpetitfon. On Thursday, the 15th instant, the following eleven members were constituted a committee, for the pur- pose of trying the merits of the petition Frederick Dundas Archibald Hastie Geo. Alfred Muskett J. R. Ormsby Gore Hon. Charles Langdale Samuel White Cornelius O'Brien Sir George Strickland Nicholas Fitzsirnon Lord Viscount Adare. Sir WV. L. Young I The list was ...

... M, URDEROUS AFFRAY BETWVEEN ENGLISH AND IRISHMEN, One of the most shocking affrays between parties of men of disterenit countries took place on Monday and Tuesday cvenings last, at the village of Pens'ortsssu, near Preston; on the second day the combatants, in number from 600 tr 800, were arned, not only0 with bludgeons, but also with guns, pistols, knives, scythes, &c. and it appeared that ...

... . - I I . . .?:j . I I '.. C?gfp 11 0 ? Intel ligence. t HULL FPIPHANY QUARTER, SESSIONS. e . FRIDAY, DEcEMBEa 31. Before MATTHEW TALBOT BIASEs, Esq., Reeorder. The court was opened at nine o'clock this mioridng.- t STEALING A WATCHg &C.-John Browzn, othervise. a John Bastoe, i'ias -chfaged with stealiligna' silver watch, Y fiv'e sovereigns, six knives, twelve pair of braces, and three s ...

... 110A mtelitchre. - :YokK.: : : 1,ozun sCO3muitsSION. OF SA!7KP.PTCY. Mr. Brown, who had brought the prefent adion, in order to obtainfatiifa'ion againtift 1!r.:Sykes,'a gentlenian at thc 33ar, and two othler profeffiotal. gentdei'rn, for an'affault arid falre imnpritonnient. Undoubtiedly, the defendant had *',ff:red tedious itrprifoumcnit,' for he hid been corn- :utted to prifon in the mopth ...

... , ?; - i-',-, vrsn'TIMES.A 1: , , ?'. ? ? ? : s. ?? . pl?. ? i'? ? ? ;. - :!. :,; D.E Zt32 fl S12RDd)- .Octobelr e8h. ; Tue doefenice oft\jeirjnu JUi draudt iclowd 'cyesterday. -At eiglg: ocpck thismi napg, the Jud e5 took their seatsniid theCirtim BBAno' , sq after,,addressed thc Jurv tbothis effTct- I mlul i'lb;tt4ucRf youir attention-while-A flate theevi- Jcnce in this cafe, ihd ...

... j T1IA U R D E R O F M R. WE-A'E. . ; I I-. - Thursnayj for the first time sinice~the imiprisoniius',e Thurtel;'Probert, and lunt, in HcErtfrd 'Gaol, a profesrl sioual gentleman from Thurtel's familyv was allned to' open a communication with *him, for-ith purpose of ie-. ceiving' instructions for the defence on tile approacbins-trial.' 'The gentleman in question is a respectable soliciuir ...

... 11 PI..IomCEa-., *.MARLBORO~uoI! _STREFET. ThD'IP; SHGCASS.-n'hsa 1a etstyMan, '*lib',e ap tarince was thai -Of a redute~ff&ferse,;Wa4'bsciated C&et ' s tklr theV09ant Act, for 'lit?~g Tlie reendicityV sesimslihn alm rmseveral persons ic feries, 'and took; bim, into C' o4. d leconryin i,, n naman ner dispilaying ais wnly canidottr and smlct o character, replied to this eharge''; by sain, i a ...

... A50i-cI YORKSHIRE. I CROWN COURT.-Before Mr. Baron HuLLOCIt. TLtESDAY, APRIL 3. MOSE.S SYNEs, aged 14, charged with having stolen a cow, the property of Joseph Firth, of Huddersfield. On the 20th of March, the prisoner drove the cow frhm a yard at Hludderslield, and took it baote. His nater sent for a constable, when he said he bad bought it for Xd, which money be stole from time to time from ...

... -- . . . -. . - - x . ; .ij to MaNSIO,-IHOUSEi.G~iNAlleri,' an officef who ii'priri- rcipally employed in clearing the streets of palpers, appre- veo helided I -worn an w ho hlli beell IWtogih, ivith a wretehed Ath emaciated child; about two years and a half old. She had 3r. leviedcontributions upon.the public to the amountof.thrYUe Ve shillings, and was sent to the usual place of confinemenr ...

... , MkEi;CfOILY DU T6PLORD RjVR1 - An inquisition *asheld on Thursday noon I tlie; Fox and B llTnei, Knighltsbridge, near Lnsd 40 'thebody of the Right HRn. lIbrace Pitt, Lord rltve5. i who vas found drowned in the Serpentine ever John Ambrose, Esq. of Mistley, in Essex, depftosca,l .he was agent to the deceased, who had extensive al ,;i, b that partofEssex. On Tuesdaylast, by appoisitni,,t ei'i ...