... 'kllursday's Post. CONCLuSION OF TH1E COURT-MJARTIAL ON SIRt J. URRAY. 'P1te evitlence ..on -this pairt 6f thle accused was not cotieluiled till nrIda'Incidrning. Lettrs ?? it iiithe tiantte 'of tile Vrinec Regeni,,and''fromns the~ puke of. Xorki, to ~~ir - J'olfip Murray, thalihing hlimi foir lia bril hatt siervit~tS ?? 12th aitid--ilthApril, 1t813, inl deftatinL ~a French'army -in Va eucia, ...

... * ?? r IT .. e .1 . - -1 1ld On Fridayl* Brd dl MioAi J. Uiehardss were fhvav~g~cd; essizfn~~t~yi Wp4td 'a jtain Uarluilnf ie~~ fuiuA 4 ;% atndrobbed b ohi f ' ~ IUW lid' re' *ijaecsted lijinnot towill treat hinrv;;.n vl!tldf tiftei4h; l.iii*dg'i~veoeItQ Ilrils 'is' plrpttype' hP kiil~kic~tdd -iiiu;. do'w ji~itlsj sipd- ?? . prolnd h6'edltlet I jls rewvt~lr srse~t.-.0 ;og,Pa e~ilolcotiic~s'f ...

... OLD BAILEY, illonday, December 13. SENTENCE ON THE PRISONERS. 'TIh whole of the trials having been gone throngh on Saturday night, thc Court met at eleven this mmning to ?? judgmeltt upon ithe several convicts, nearly 200 in number, when the awful sell- tence of deatb was passed upon the following 28 individuals:- Balt. Phillipps, Robett Miles, and Hen;y Tosvle, for burglariously entering the ...

... AS SIZES. At Northampton, which terminated oit ThuYaday, R. Lilleyman, for setting fire to two ?? ,'wes condesiecd and lefi for execution. * - SALISt URY.-BarnIi Graham and Mr. Justice Best; arrived here on ri*aturday eveninkg, and immediately: opened the Coninfission, and on Monday at nilie' o'clock proceeded to the business of the Assizes. On the Crown side. the business is light, anfffbe ...

... W.e hravc to detnil the cirectristaflces of a mlurder' cirrunittezd its Wooiwich, on Friday rrigilt last, not c:aceoded in point of atrocity lhy any which stain thc fcalendar of crimecs in this country. The persons oe mrirdered *vere Mr. T. Parker, upwards of 70 years he o gand Sarah Brown, iris housekseeper. Mr. hle Parker, we understand, had formerly been a gohld- 0o- smuith, in London, and ...

... WARWICK ASSIZES- The Crown Court on the Thursday was principally occupied with the trials of James Patten and TDo- mas F. Thistlethewayte Hemsworth. The former was capitally indicted and found guilty of violating the person of Ann Atkins, at Edgbaston, near Birming- ham, in Mlay last; the latter, who has rendered himself notorious by some extensive swindling transactions during a period of ...

... UNIVErISITY POLICE. - 1 - x1 It. t J V i| Tie newr system of Watch and Ward commenced on Monday rlast. Tile lower part of the Clarendon Priwing Office has been fitted up as Police Rooms, where the Conitables are to attend )f every night at nine o'clock, to receive from the Inspectors their coats, lanterns, &c. previous to going on duty, which they are to return in the morning. The number of ...

... COUNTFY SEI SSISTONS. ?? ?? - Ad:.- - ?? )_ 'Tlhe teneplal Quartewr Sessions of the Peace for this County o were holderr oni 'oliday last, before the tullowing Magistrates: a Williani llny ' Ashhurst, Esq. Chairman ; Robert .'arseharo, tl Xsq. D. C. L. the Rev. A. I-I. Matthiews, Clerk, Chas. Lane, Esq. tr Thos. 'Ihorihill, Esq.John Lechioire, Esq.Y W. Fl. Vanderstegen, El;c. Win. StoneL, Rsq. ...

... I pnOBATE, DIVORCE, ANn ADMIRALTY DIVISION. (Before the Right Hon. the President.) LANDIFOaD V. BILANDFOD. This was a motion as to the custody of the infant Mar- aisof Blandford, son of tho present Duke of Marlborough. 2t ?? stood over to allow of the intervention of the Duchess ,f 1nrlborough, widow of the late Duke. Mr. Inderwick, QOC., and Mr. Sealne appeared for Lady Blandford, mother of ...

... _ The Registrar of the County Court (Mr. Percival Walsh) attended at the County Hall on Thursday for the purpose of taking examinations in bankruptcy, and the following were gone into: Re Robert Prior, tailor, Corti Market-street, Oxford. This bankrupt attended to be examined, and, in reply to the Official Receiver (r: G. Mallam), the debtor said he hagan business about July, 1860,'with a ...

... : Present, the Mayor (Aid. Hughes), Aid. G. Ward, and Justices Saunders, W. Ward, Cross, & Hawkins. SZVDAY EVENING MIsBEIIAVIOUR.-Malachi Donohue, soldier, of the Barracks, Cowley, and Jane Firth, Caroline- street, were charged with being drunk and disorderly in High-street, on Sundag evening, and the female prisoner was further charged with attempting to rescue Donotine from the custody of ...

... BULLINGDON DIVISION. County Hall, Oxford, Saturday, November 20. Present, Sir G. K. Rickards, the Master of Pembroke, A. R. Tawney, Esq., G. W. Child, Esq., M. U. Weyland, Esq., A. Harnourt, Esq., the Warden of Merton, the Warden of All Souls, and Dr. Markby. A PERSISTENT TREEsPAss3a.-James Green, labourer, Headingtou, was summoned for trespassing on land at Eltfield on the 22nd ult, in search ...