... CASTLE OF -FRIDAY. Before E. A. Sanders, Esq. (chairmanl, 0. Gordon, Esq., A Stowey;Eq., WMiles,,Fcq., and thc Rev. H. F, Strangways. ELIZABETH ANSTEY waS charged. with using a defetive beam and scales. Defendant keeps a grocer's shop'. at Keeton, acd on the 11th of Jane, Richard Taylor,jthe inspector of .weighti and measures, went to her shop, and foand' a beam and scales defective three ...

... In the Parliamentary reports of last Saturday appeared the heading, Cows in Hyde Park I What could this preface? Was it like Fish in Water, or Birds in Air, or Flowers in June ? or was it like Bulls in China Shops, or Pigs in Flower Gardens, or ll1res in Parliament? Was it a matter of grievance or eongratulation? Was it a public wrong or a public right? Was it an encroachment on the rights of ...

... r ~~~(CONTsaou FR5105 OUR L&ST,) NISI PRIUS COUR'T.-WEDNESDAy. (Before IIIr. Baron Martin.) BREACH OF PROMISE OF MA1UIkGETWO HUNDRED POUNDS DAMAGES. COOPER v. TRADER.-H-r. Collier, Q.C., end Mr. Coleridge were counsel for the plaintiff; attorneys, Messrs. Rooker and Co., Plymouth; Mr. Sergeant Kinglike and mr. Ilarelake were counsel for defendant; attorney, Mr. Alcaock. Mr. COLERIDGE opened ...

... (CONTINUED FROM OUU LAST.) CROWN COURT,-1VEnDXTSDnY, JULY 1. Before Sir J..Duckworth, Bart., (chairinan), C. Gordon, . Peelie, oud W. Miles, Esqrs. IVILLIA:% FRANCIS hlaving pleaded guilty to brealing into the dwelling-house of Mr. S. Hodge, of Harberton, and stealing bread and butter, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment with hard labour. HOUsLBREAKiNG.-RIaCAnD BATE was charged with ...

... AOCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &a. TiE AsHToN COLLmtnY EXPLOSION.-The inquest on the 89 menmkilledby this terribleexplosion was concluded. ' on1Satirday.. As every soul in tbe worlings had been killed, there could be no evidence to throw a satisfactory light on the cause, and tho jury found a verdict to tbat effect. T11E MANUFACTURE .,OF PoRT WINE.-A, great t sehsation has been caused at Oporto by the ...

... ROLLS COU1fT-26T1* MARCH. nlRAMiUtRY AND RVANS V. DICHENS AND W'ILLS. The plaintif.s in this aouse are the publishers and Vart pro- prietors of Hoiusehold Tords, who filed this bill against Allr Charles Dickens and Mr. Wills for a dissolution of the partner- ship in that periodical. The present was an Interlocutory motion to restrain Mr. Dickens from publiahing an advertlsement to the effect ...

... FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. ±'r. A LIFE LOST FOR A KISS I me The inquest on the body of a foolish and impertinent man, ho l Taylor, the driver of one of the engines on the Weymouth, he I Wilts, and Somerset line, was held at the Nicoll Arms, Fromp, Pt on Saturday last, before D. H. Ashford, Esq., coroner. thei Sarah Fouraker, sworn, said-I am the wife of Thomas Fouraker, inspeetor of the Exeter ...

... 1' isl At the Central Criminal Court, on Tuesday, thle mae Recorder passed sentence on three persons who had pleaded huir guilty to dealing in obscene publications. Two men were A sentenced to six months' imprisonment; but Mary Elliott, awal having repeated her offence, was sentenced to twelve mouths' corn imprison meet. Rail Mr. George Thwaites, a cotton-spinner of Euxton, dres near Chorley, ...

... I)ST1RICUT CO U1UT 01 DANXRUPTCY-OCT. . - .X-io it. 1ero, l6ist, Deputy consiuissionor.) 1?v CIIAu1u.sE BowticiN, of Tavistock, mine agent. This woks a weeting for choice of assignee. Mr. Peter Ayalsoni, a creditor for 9Ti8 is. Sd., was chosen. Mr. Bl. lrvex wsee appointed solicitor to the assignees. i WV. N. PIscKIeNs, of Torquay, auctioneer. This woos meeting for last exanmination. Mr. Floud ...

... ; We note that at the Winter Aseizes, now being held, agreat L many capital charges have been made and failed. At Stafford a father was oharged with the murder of his son. The prisoner, William Kilby, and his son, George, Kilby, were wrench- makers, and worked in different shops at the end of a garden -the father by himself, but the son with another lad. The father frequently quarrelled with ...

... . . .. .. . . . ?? rLXr~l1U t3111 ZM~IVn±UND On Monday last the usual city sessions, for clearing wt Cie gaol of offenders previous to the assize, was held at i the Guildhall, before F. N. RoiEres, Esq., Recordor. On ith the Bench were w. W. Btooper, Esq., Mayor: G. C. ithe Holroyd, .Esq.; T. Latimzer, Eaq.; R. Bastard, Esq. ; ?? AMaunder, Esq. ; J. D. Osbourn, Esq-7 and J. Harris, itii'l Esq. ...

... - - em Qn F~tIDAY, AUGUST 30. (Bxore J7. Turre,7. Esq., Judge.) SRI.N, En V. ?? was a claim for £9 12s. id. ,,der the following circtimstaflres. The plaintiff, a snusic~sllor o t cqa city, sold the late husband of the defendatnt, a spirit dealer of the Friars, a spyt of grotind near the Head Weir to tbuila a house, and an adjoining spot to a Mr. Otway, both of whom agreed to build upon certain ...