... : , . , 1, .., .. , , ? -: ;? - , I, ;. -4 %O fit -- - - ?., p 11 Cliff,' , I SU, REY ASSIZ'ES. r 'i9!tiak~ AdtI agvlaeivsioited form the walfal~ narder of'1k ' Toma Arill MMt 8pehrer's 'gane&kee~er,.; on' the, I caea>~I ~tti1~'h a ~4 by a poatiser iDa dissiithen S~kuII:ui6n ithe bhhr, adp Of'tise Pi 1I lritil h pd otrudod4btrough-the% IIss. econ n 6 a'W It; VId 1~211delmaed,tthiutilh ad ...

... - ASSIZV. IAtEiDEkNr R cce ' iAt' thie lirne 'assizes fr i Yorkshire, the Rev'. Pranj ,,,arartoei, (iformerly: vicarf of ' .slackb';, nre~ar Falki ngh am, iffi .in Lincoleishire), was rIred on san indictmnent frit' mali- NeC ciously stabhsng John Aitktison' with iiseets to rMurder; ms or do lvm some grievous bodily 'barn..i Th-e'puiecu imro rd 6itaed, thmt he- livc t 'Rwden, tha he . once ...

... Z# NI C CS- E. -;SRxmOiBINAIL BAuICtPTCr CASE. A aijgularly intoroodiat -case aiame on to .bb.;- rgued before zhe Lord Chancellor, irt theourse of'which a die. cloture 'of knaiery was rnade tat st shock every man whio Iaii any. sense of hbour or honesty. In the year 814,- l amin Cros-by,' an emninent bookseller, became. i4tnc, while hi'M sos, Rich rd. wvho wao alsi6 his partter, 'tkh& ...

... ATTEMPTED MiRDERD. nThe neighbobrhood of Skinnernstreetj 8nowhi1I; qrp4' :on Thtirsdav evening thrown loto ast e;oflconvidewidb1e borror and Alarin by a scene~oftA-.trilly tragical nature,' ,which pvans exuibited atthe Saracen'sHpad.lnn;arising out - oftd :folwoiving :,circumstancey-r-About tweWv& . anonthn a, the wife of a but;her of,, A njnerof enVry Stt i on business 4N o rbeI4avrow, Pims. ...

... i.-u xmn- -j. .% I- , e 10015tio. ~ i~L~ap~trt strn,, 3iii:su the elder5 Re-. W BltilietLE, ALZEX. MATYKER. WAA. MATe~k RtitON, Wms. ids cuecited, an eztriordillsry degree as interest, b' bth inthlf7 o or . in -many .Pantw of the tE Couny., 'The rqweerabitity of several 6f the parties, and ~r the niovelty and importnCe of a Cause, *hIich invsolved no ~ les tnsusabpowr of tbe law to proetict, ...

... ?? InI IYPIMSHIRE'SPRING ASSIZ-ES.t et . F , . . , The opening of the ?? of these -assizes took tae r~pace oen Saturday evening last. The. learned Judges, Mr. dered Baron PAuxEe anti Mr. Justihe COLTMAN, errived in York at the a by the London mail trainL, at about a qulafrter-past seven it, sayi it o'clock, ,when they immediately took their seats in the of £7 d Carriage of the high sheriff. ...

... if FRIDAY, June 0. ly, Before the Mayor, Mltessrs. Thompsom, Firbank, Mt.Bds, be anid Ceokmamn, Vol~ YOUiTHt'tiL CIGAR SMOirERS.-Marriti Treidale, Jelin Stark,I .0. George Hickeon, And John Joseph .Siooter, four boys from eight to Ir. ton years of age, werer brought up on a charge of stealing a e-quantity of cigars from the shop of Mr. Beek, in Chariot-street. reA person on the opposite side ...

... LAMENTABLE SUICIDE OF THE REV. G. WATSON, VICAR OF CAISTOR. .jilan On Sunday morning last, about eight o'clock, the Heii iinlbitants of Caistor were ?? info the grcatest coul consternstion bythe discovery that the Rev. G. Watson, A the respected Vicar of that perish, and rector of the nd- adys j oining village of Itothivell, hld committed euicide under T peculiarly distreasitig circiumstrnces. ...

... FRI DAY. It Before Mir. Alderman Gresham and William Firbank, Esq. A WARNING TO APPRENTicEs.-A young lad named John Lo6ft, was placed in the dock on the charge of ab- sconding from his employment. Mr. Carr, a master fisherman, who is; the lad's employer, stated that On Monday. evening :he Chad to sit up for the prisoner until nearly eleven 'o'lbek, but- he did not comie home at Ml. On the ...

... BY H-ER HUSBAND, IN BLANKET-HOW. so On Wednesday last, a 01a0 named Th'lonials Green, dessed ce as a seaman, was placed at the bar, in the police-court, charged do with the murder of hi wie sth police-constable 95, deposied that, at ten minutes past six St this morning tie reccived infornetation that a man, residing illf Martin's-alley, had killed tile wife. Deponent immediately f went to thle ...

... ULL. POLICE COURT.- I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Newmarch and Egginton. TnE CASE 0ol PERSJUR.-Richard Lister and John Ringston, the two men who were brought up a few days since on a charge of perjury, and remanded for further evidence, were again put into the dock. No further evi- dence was brought forward, and therefore the case was dismissed. Before, however, the prisoners went out of the dock ...

... I I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Thompson and Egginton. FELONY FROM THE PEssoN.-Rebeeca Cane, Wnm. Makin, and Wm. Orton, who were remanded on Tllars- day for robbing a man named Staves of 20s. on Wednes- day evening, were again brought up for examination, along with another woman named Mary O'Brien. The prisoners having no witnesses to prove that they were not present at the time of the robbery, ...