The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-03 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORTHERN CIR CUIT.—Y ORK, 111A.Ncir 30.
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The Coinmission of Assize for this county wa, opened on
evening, the 18th, Yesterday the Learned Judges attended "1)4
SerVice in the Cathedral both morning and afternoon. This morn
the business of the assizes commenced. At nine o'clock Mr- 3aricr
Parke proceeded to the city court, for the purpose of trying a Pr' °And
named William Jackson, against whom a bill had been preferreu -
found at the last assizes for perjary.
The Jury brought in a verdict of—Guilty.
Sentence defe
finished this trial, the Learned Baron prcceede-
two o'clock, to the Civil Court in the Castle, where he common:6'4;x,
Civil business of the County. The list of causes for the North and ;
Ridings is not yet completed, as the entry does not close till to-nwr";3
noon. That for the West Riding, which closed to-day, contain* it
causes, which, though considerably below the entry of former tiirt.,l
a full average for the last two years. Two or three causes were
of in the course of the day.

CROWN SIDE. Caol6
Mr. Baron ALDERSON proceeded to the Crown Court in the to
about ten o'clock, and after charging the Grand Jury, proccede(!t°,4 3
some felonies of the minor class. The calendar is heavy, contao-the
list of no less than 73 prisoners, eight of whom are charged gift' 0
horrible crime of murder, nine for manslaughter, two for naali' of
stabbing, and several for burglary, cattle stealing, and other oßenceD
a serious character.

NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—Noniviat. .21148a130' 0,
The assizes for this county commenced to-day. The calendar %lig,
tremely long, and the imputed crimes include murder, attempts tfs ae,
der, several cases arising under the game laws, and others of a le! lip
rious cast. On the civil side only eleven causes are entered for tnadi,:.
the county, and five in the city. MI the common jury cases were 3„
posed of in a few hours, and the only cases now remainine are fise at
tions, brought against as many of the Tory party for alleged
the ekction of members for this city in 1832, and an indictment agala.
some of the NVhig party for alleged conspiracy connected with th°.'ethcii:
tions. They excite, as may be supposed, the liveliest interest In
most venal and corrupt city. hriberyo,

ROME CIRCUIT.—:KINGSTON, MARCH 31• ot
John Stone and Charles Wells were indicted for a highway
Talbot Ritherton, at Croydon.
The Jury found both prisoners Guilty.
The prosecutor recommended them to mercy.
The priioners were remanded.

THURSDAY, APRIL 2.—CIVIL SIDE.
THE KING AGAINsr THE BISHOP OF WINCHESTER AND OTHEts'ipto
This was an indictment preferred at the sessions, and remove" $
the upper Court, against the Bishop of Winchester, Henry
magistrate of the county, the Rev. Mr. Percival, the Rev. Mr•
and the Rev. Mr. Pollen, William Lumley an innkeeper, Edward Dui
combe his waiter, and others, for an assault upon the Rev. COrn`
G riffin.
The alleged assault was for turning the prosecutor out of aOl for
for the south-eastern division of the county of Surrey, of the S''ci,ctgte
the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, held at the Sprca",,),,,ter
Inn, Epsom, on the 21st of October last, when the Bishop of Wiric"-
was in the chair. t Pf
John Sand. ic

John Sands lived at Epsom, and attended the meeting on the -
October last. Some one addressed the meeting; after that Mr. 0" tp.e
the prosecutor, got up to speak. The Bishop of Winchester Was 1" by
chair. Griffin spoke for a minute or so, but he was opposed
a general buzz in the room. He did not speak ; at last he was laid oof
lent hands upon, and turned out of the room. Witness only knew,:v the
the persons who turned him out—Lipscomb the beadle, and Lunr
master of tht
e inn. The Bishop spoke two or three times. et
was going on all was bustle, nobody could hear what was said. t
was a subscriber. The meeting was publicly known by print
Witness did not follow the prosecutor when he was turned out. d
not see a great deal of it. After hearing other evidence, the JurY fo
a verdict for all the defendants.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.TALINTON, Arno' I.ger
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Mr. Justice ParrasoN opened the commission here yeaterdnci
noon. In consequence of an adjourned Session for this countY ," ~
been held last week, there are only 53 prisoners for trial at the
and only 12 causes are as yet entered.