... Y Sf- I EN'; LRAOIIDINA\lY CAS17. : ; The follovving rhostextraordinary charge agninsv p i'f Y /fl fixed for trial bieore tile Court of Assizes for Tlarn, D thc itth i instant:- A beautiful Yotng w q man, of thle name of Elizabeth Lonicaa FaramOrnd Ilied lalejy in Vfalence, i;n thl! IPth year ot her age. In conseqilence of rem W: hia h l)egill to spread abont tile town as to the eatise of ier ...

... ; Tnrv ?? 29, 183G.-Present, Sir D. SCOTT, Bert., W.!S2YNOVR;R. PnooDss, G. I3ASEvJ, and J. HALL, Esqrs. C Jas csi'hnt wais put to the bar, charged with druiikennessI and carelcess driving.t From 'the statenicut of Wise, it appears that the defendant Witscomng ?? Jmess-sree onthe previous ?sturdily in acri~, f whch e hd th cae.ie was in that state appoahin ahapy ncnsiounestermied by the ...

... BENCHI OF MAG;IS'T NITS. Tli'msi),.lyIneset: Al ?? Aaq.l A lad tinattuil Thitis lA Y ,Nt it, wis ciar l ?? %ocvelk stit ?? n fiiindil l with ii lirissekl citrivti ill his tosiisc4.iui', pilp4iiil lii linen bcel rtiiliii 00110 ticuitiglit s11) il cii'itIilN, togetil toil w tiilitcr lid oi ?? ?? ititcit (lialrgi Noithl 1tialinig tile cat iolll tnirijlljt cillf, o thlue coal )iiit i.f a Voii ...

... BENCII OF MAGISTRATES. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8.-Present: Sir D. S O)TT, 13art. Henry Gordon, a young manl who appeared in a state of great cx halustion;, produced by the want of food, was committed to the House of Correction for fourteenl days, Sir D. Scott Observing that he didl so not fromt a desire of inilictinrg puosislnent upon the defendant. bhot that he might receivc that attention which his ...

... MURDER AT TVHE CANTERBURY ELECTION. INQUEST ON THE B3ODY OF JOHN CONSTANT.-Consider- able excitement was produced in Canterbury on Thursday evening and Friday forenoon, by a report that a poor man, who had been knocked down by some bludgeon-men, and severely injured, had died of his wounds. A coroner's jury was sum- moned for the purpose of investigating the circumstances which led to his ...

... AMERICA.-EXECU'IONN OF A CRIIIMNA L. [Fiona the A LWv Or,'misaa Uomnonmcia! Herabl, April 2h9.1 Soonafiteri11 o'i'ioek yesterdav morning, Tliouas'ib' convicied of anr attemnpt to iiund'r i'l' tile Coll-! house keepl'c onl the, Levee, was hung, in the open ,apcec i i!r thle canal), ait the ?? of St. Louis streect. lie was Coiidueiled to the place of execution fromt the ('alaboose onl a c:all, ...

... MIcI)a.'v, October 19th. 1836.-Present-SiR D. SCOTT, Bart, Capt. FIIA\KLIN. R. N. It. PEDDEn, and J. HALL, Esqrs. T1,11is11s J,,les, who looked liked like a seafaring man, and whose face and attire were wofully expressive ofextreme destitution, was brought up as a vagrant. 'lie prisoner stated that lie came from Weymouth, and had en- Icavoured to make his way to Dover. lie had only escaped ...

... I [From the Sun of Friday.] Manhilester, Ten o'Clock, Thursday Evening. This morning two Bow-street officers arrived ii this neigh. bourhood, armed with a wyarrarit from the Secretary of State, for the apprehension of the Rev. J. R. Stephens, of Ashton- under-Line. The caption was effected without the least up- roar, or even suspicion, till the thing was effected. Ile was conveyed to Worsley ...

... I An inquest was held on Thursday, at the Horse Barrack, before Mr. Gell, Coroner, on the body of Thomas Pavera private in the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons. The jury having bele sworn, proceeded to view the body, when the examination cons. menced with James Davidson. who being sworn, said I am a private in the Inniskilling Dragoons, and belong to No. 16, in the Bar. racks. On the afternoon of ...

... TUESDAY, Nov. 8th. A man, named James Blaoer, was brought up by Thoburn, charged with stealing the fowls for which the boy, James Taylor, was remanded for offering for sale on Alonday. It being clearly proved that Blaber stole them from Mar. Brilger, of Ringnner, he was committed for trial, and the boy was liberated. WEIDNE3SDAY, Nov. 9.-PlenSet, W. SEYMOUR, Esq. A boy, about 12 years of age, ...

... VI These Sessions commenced on Wednesday, at the C6unty Hafl, ot Lewes, before the Earl of Chsichester and WV. Seymour, Esq.. di The Earl of Chficlsester charged the Grand Jary, a'sd after some ir unimportant observ'ations; in speaking of the Willingdon rioters, n. he said it might be nccessary, in relation to this charge, to explain A what thle law was. A riot hsi law was an assemblage of ...

... ToWN HALL, BRiGHTON, NOVEltiun 27th, 1838. [Before W. FuaNRn, lsq., Deputy Sheriff.j rl-natIDGE v. rh WIeT. Tlbis was an action brought by MIr. John Eldridge, grocer, against Mr. White, assistant surgeon at the Dispensary, to recover the balance ofl !. IWs. lOd.. arising out of a bill of exchange draws; onl and accepted by the defendaut. A verdict was taken by consent, for the amount claimed. ...