Denbighshire.
'there Was an extraordinarv influx of business at these assizes, and more than usual at the' criminalside. The new judge (llr. .JERtvS) took a very active part from- the bench,and, which had not hitberto been customary, summed up the evidence in several cases to thejury. The-session is not expectml to terminate before Tuesday. {UltDE RS. There were two charges of murder; one,a case of avoman named Hughes. from near WVrexham, for the murder of her husband by adnimsterin- arsenic to,himn;the other, that of a young man br the murder of his father: The case of Anne Hughes occupied the Court from ten o'lock in the nmrning till five in the evening, and, after a very careful investi- gation, the evidence was not submitted to the jury. Indeed, it did not appear that there were any direct facts to implicate theprisoner, and thie evidence of a chymist, from Chester, Alr. Leet, was most material on her behalf. She was of course acquitted. 'i'he trial of the man, for the murder of his father, came on on Saturlay A full confession of iis guilt, it appears, was macle by the prisoner; but it was ascertained that the constable had induced hbin to confess, by promises that it would be better for him, &c. This circumstance occasioned his acqtittal! . ' It was ascertained that the prisoner's father hsd objected to his marriage with a young woman in the neighbourhood: this excited his wrath. He follow ed bis father to a lonely dingle, called " The Dawn," near Abergely, shot him, and theni cut his throat ! Under such high1y barbarous andI unnatural circumstances, owing to the extreme delicacy and jealousy of our criminal law.s, the prisoner escaped thre punrshment due to his f'rightful crime. He appeared to be about twenty-four years old, of a very hervy east of countenance, arid was litte aected when he was pseed at the bar. We have Do roomu to-day for furthler particulars. DENBIGHSIIIRE.