The action was tried at the last Yorkshire Assizes, and was brought by Mr. Tempest, of Broughton Hall, against Mr. Jas. Fitzgerald, the son of Sir James Fitzgerald, Bart. Mr. Holt, the plaintiff's junior Counsel (in the absence of Mr. Scarlett, .his leading one), stated that dur

_HOUSE OF 22.. The House having met this day at two o'clock, according to adjournment, the Earl of Westmorland, the Lord Chancellor, and the Duke of - Wellington, took their seats as Commissioners. The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod:having been directed to order the attendance of

The Court baying issued a strong injunction against the publication of these Trials, until the whole of them were concluded, the London Press has very properly abstained from issuing the voluminous reports which they have prepared from day to day during the whole proceedings, wi

We learn from unquestionable, authority, that the following arrangement has been made for the trial of the persons who have been committed to the Tower, and Coldbath-fields prison, or charges of High treason:— On Monday, the 27th instant, the Grand Jury of the County being assem

Westport, March 11, 1820.—1 n this County we are better off, at present, than our neighbours are, and . this is certainly attributable to the manly and judicious opposition which has been presented, all along our frontiers, to the incursions of the desperate banditti who do so m

A pitched battle, for 20 guineas aside, was -fought at ten o'clock yesterday morning in a meadow belonging to Captain Swan, on the Morndon-estate, near Criffnels;Bucks. The com 7 batants were John Apsley, a sawyer of 16 stone, from Stavely, 'Oxon (who had got a name by beating i