The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-27 00:00:00

THE LENT UIRCUITS.

• The Judges assembled yesterday, and chose the Lent Circuits as
follows: _ . . . . .

Pionrot.r—bord Chief Justice Abbott and Mr. Justice Ifol.
eayd.
Mr/mann-1 ord Chief Justice Best and Mr. Justice Little.
dale.
flown—Lord Chief Baron and M-. Baron Graham.
NioTHERN—Mr. Justice Bayley and Mr. Baron Bullock.
OXPOILD—Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Baron GOZTOM.
Ws.aszaw—Mr. Justice Burrough and Mr. Justice
It lin been surmised that as the present Tenn ends on a
Monday, those Circuits which have usaally commenced on the
Item/lay fortnight after the Term will be postroned three weeks.
We are able to communicate the important information that such
Circuits will certainly commence on Monday, February 27, being
the day fortnight after the Term.

MIDDLESEX ADJOURNED SESSIONS,

T1311831/AY. JAti•

Mary Ann Srilime, a lady whose amazonian exploits have
insde her the terror of the parochial authorities of St. (;ilea's, and
here kept her fur the greater part of the last three years ih " due.
node vile." was brought into Court yesterday from the House of
Correction, where she bad been consigned oo a charge of riot, for
the purpose of application being mule to have a detainer lodged
against bet for a breach of the articles of the peace which were ex-
d against her In May last.
!Ir. ALLEY was retatoed for the appellant, and from bis state-
coral it appeared that in May last the above named female was con.
vicaol of as aggravated assault upon Stir. Diu, the assistant over-
War of Bt. Oases, and sentenced to three months' inspiisonment,
.. and at the end of that period to lied sureties to keep the peace fur
:tic year next ensuing. Not being able to find any person so foolish
na to become bound fid her, she remained in custody till the 13th
ofJanuary instant, when the Magistrates compassionately consent.
sd to discharge her upon Le; own recognirance. The same day she
went to Vie workhouse in a state of drunkenness, and pushing past
1,
th^ porter, forced herself into the presence of Mt. Bigg, and under
pretence of making It up 'with him, pulled him about in a manner
• 'no way agreeshk. After some thitculty she was seeut•tl, and be.
jag taken befine a Magistra:e (Mr. Conant), was committed for
sacault and Tint. It was further stated that Mr. Iligg considered
himself in danger from her violence, sod the Court sere therefore
-calked upon to order her to find bail to the articles of the peace ex-
jilhited against her in play last, and the term of which would not
- exppiire till May next.
Mr. Purr t tws. on her behalf, hoped the Court would make no
melt order. The fart was, she had on her discharge gone to the
workhouse for the purpose of making it up with 3lr. Bigg, and
grving him a kiss; but Mr. Bigg, although he might perhaps
bare no abjection to a kiss from a younger lady, had no desire for
one from her, and he therefore gave her into custody for kissing
'him. (Loud That was the whole of the matter.
Mr. ltiag No, she didr not ides me: she only attempted to do it.
lie. 1111.1.3 re-oh, then she tried to Jo it, but did not actually
pre the kiss upon him. (Continued laughter.).
eferotant, *An had be with difficulty kept silent hitherto.
ben exclaimed, " I only wanted to kiss him, and I'd shake hands
with hint now, end kiss LIU, and be friends, if he would but

tonsent.
Vv. As r vv. -Yes, but it would be one of Judas's kisses.
The (,unrt !Molly declined granting the application made on the
Pen or Mr. Mort, but at the smite lime arid she moat remain is
"cetalady t,ti ball was round for the assault for which she had been
tonimitteri.
Mr, ob hearing the decision, said, " This is a dia-
per:fa' case on th. 7 part of the parish."
Mr. Tuxssa (the solicitor for the prorecation, with warmth,)
j iterav it, sir. It is a disgraceful observation for you to make.
You were wet so insrrueted.
Mr. !Jamul's—l wits so instructed, and do say that the brain
•of tins woman has been turned by the cond.mt of the parish
la liking he infant trim ber arms.
Mr. 1 uftwua—Your brain mite be turned, or you would not

Ale. POILLItS-It is false that I was not instructed to say what
•id.
Y ue the colloquy ended, sod Mr. Turner quitted the Gout.