... -- . . . -. . - - x . ; .ij to MaNSIO,-IHOUSEi.G~iNAlleri,' an officef who ii'priri- rcipally employed in clearing the streets of palpers, appre- veo helided I -worn an w ho hlli beell IWtogih, ivith a wretehed Ath emaciated child; about two years and a half old. She had 3r. leviedcontributions upon.the public to the amountof.thrYUe Ve shillings, and was sent to the usual place of confinemenr ...

... ,~ ?? . : a ~.COURT-UOUSE, LEEDS, SATuLD'AY, S'EPT 6. y ?? P' REDERICICI KAVE, aged twerity-rour, and EDWVAR8D It CONNER, aged sixteen, vvere. .brought up by a Bradford police officer, charged asitla robbing theshop of Mr. Samuel Dun- pi A well, at 312, Park Lane, Leeds, ogs the night of' ite lid Instant, or 1,early on the morniog of the ith. The entrance into De. 's shop q avwas effected by ...

... FIUDAV, NAiAclxi 7. il Oftl-1 lTED SUSPENSIO'N tp'P AN INDIAN JUD;GE. ilr. I'mou tIJllAM sikcdl ?? r it we S tritc, as mitted r i e iecpiers, that tt Jud,;,c iln itiii li;,di bovi sits- h. volid tor halvitg. it ?? :1 t olil;tiiolln, a1htilde ill lo tile ?? of tile mmith-l eiewviil of the Cornipatyls 1it C' lirter. wheli it ?? zt Iv o X! rcF llc (Air. 13.) ilt- could Itlirdv brin, hils tlf tb ...

... [d WrSTERN CUCUITr.-WINCHESTER, MARCH 7. A sMURDER. o This morning, lomes Sheppard, aged 23, was indicted , for having, on the 22d of December last, murdered Wm. .o Harmeworth, the younger, at the parish of Fareham, in Df this county. e Mr. Erskine (with whom was Mr. Poulter) having pre- sf sented to the jury a succinct and connected view of the case for the prosecution, as it was detailed in ...

... MURDER OF AN AGED. FEMALE' On Tuesday night, as Mr. Halls, the sitting magistrate of Bow-street, was about to leave the office, after the termination of the business of the evening, a messenger arrived, almost breathless, with a.communication frotn Mr. Justice Holroyd, informing the magistrate that a murder bad been committed in the neighbourhood where he resided, at the house' of a gentleman ...

... OLDE BAILUE SESSIONS, MOND9AY, OCTrOBE 27. .,. .. . '. I I . . I r Dutsnn-James Abbott>,.age4L2S,_Xvess indictced for.-' it rt tting el`e-throat of Harriet, fais ' wifevitheintcnt to I n murder her.-Harriet Abbott deposed, that she had been c r married to the prisoner about seven years and a half. On t the 9th of September last, at about eleven o'clock at night, t ie witness went home; ...

... da a ha MILITARY HEROS MI --At Bow -street, on. Saturday,an 5', Charles Thomnas ,Bucklaind, a military gentleman of aan ii 'vtery dashing aj~pearanae, and John Chiurcheil, Esq.,Wereme ir clharrd'witlh assauilting Mrs. Eliziabeth -Phdhipseta laidy of WOT ait 'grea7,realieictability; and teai'injher shaivi, about talf-p.ast aa *tsn o'clock. on Friday night, in Leiceater-squaayC.Afe P4 3' ibe ...

... ?? 31R. JUSTICE PAVLFY AND 11A5ON HtVlIOCE t DUBRAn.As-TPlesday, Feb. tO, at Dtrharu. Tow.'s oF NIcVsTALE, AVTD CtSmN1Y OF Tlrr rAMrT ?? Mlareit 3, nt Nveweattie. 5 NOneT~lsl.ltl. ND-T'VeS(aiy, Ntlret, 4, at Newcastle. WESraT30.EtAND-F'riday, Feb.2tl, at Applety. CUatBErLAN D-.AtMOttldRY, March fa, at Clrlisle. LANCosa'ea-Saturdoy, March 11, at Lancaster. I Vnattotttae-Sattsrttay, March] °2, ...

... l TRIAL OF THE REV. PMTER P.E.NN, FOR UTTERING FORGED) tILL.L. n- On Th]ursday, the 11ev. P. FENN was placed at the bttr, charged with titteriag various forged bills, knowing t s them to be forged, with intent to defraud ''ltomas Prat, the irrmy egent in Patlijtllent.strect, and Sar,'ah Cooke.- T e bills narned were for g8t30t, J5tio, E20_t, £i5, and £.50 Lin wit) tile last of ?? the proc ...

... Otil ARCHIITSIIOP'S COURT, YORK, JULY 31. nor t le ELIAISAN D ANOTHER v. TERRY AND OTHERS.- las Mr. NICOL. applied to the Coert for EL fami.lty to ecithorize the 5115 Churcltwardiens of Dewssbury to Pslace twoc additional bells in ceS Dewsbury Church, the bells to be purchased by votstntary subscrip. ith ttion. An appearance was esiteresi on belhalfrof stie Cisapeiwardeasf tile of Ossesttand ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCF. - - I ~.. CaIM. CoN.-TYRRULL V. Sr. Auilyx-This case, in the which Col. Tyrrell, son of Sir John Tyrrell, fart, of Bore- nlals hanm, near Chelmsforsl, was plaintirf', and the Rev . Mr. S~t. nd a Atihyndefendant, was tried inthIe Cou)rtof Comnion Pleas o ii this Friday last, when a oer'didt ~f £1500 damages was returned 3t Ideet for the plaintiff. Mr. Sergen idi tting the case ...

... IVEDNMSDAY, .MAaCu 26. IlIORS STEALtNO. JOIIty WILKINSON was charged vialt f stealing two horses, the property of hir. Eglgland, of Mhitlie italide, In the coulty of Lluroila. 'Ine horaes were safe Jil the prosectotr's field an the 17th of August, ad([ were sold next day, at Doucaster by the tr ire,- GaIlttl TIIOMAS AIRMSTRIONG vnts critrged wlith stelilng n grey pony, the propprty of Stiphen ...