... BOW STREET. Allsonday.-MuDER IN DMONTAGUEa PLAcy.-The office was crowded 't an early hour by persons of both sexes, anxious to get a glimpse of the piisoner. Jones was brought up about a quarter-past twelve o'clock: he oked well, and made a respectful bow to the Bench.-Mir HALLS, ad. dressing Air Stafford, said he wished the statement Made by Jones during 'jjs private examination should be now ...

... I A ~ ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, he. I 1.. - A pnysacoan at Poissy i'Abbaye, in France, 60 years of age, and enjoy- ing a high reputation, has been committed to prison upon a charge of having poisoned a person namned Bouillon, with whom he was at lawv. The accused and the deceased were in a coffee house together, when Langlois, whilst Boullion's back was turned, threw a quantity of corrosive ...

... ?? C rOUR OF IKING'S BENCH. Thursday, March 6. TIHE KING V. SUTTON AND O0TERS.-EAST INDIA PATRONAGE. This was an indictment against Seanmel Sauon, Charles Ws. Andrews, James P. Anstes, John Edward Despard, Joseph Tindal, George Henry Gibbon, W. Wright, and Charles Elton Prescott, for a conspiracy, charging the seven first-named defendants with having unlawfully couspired together, for gain, to ...

... I OLD BAILEY. Tlivzrsday.-Fraoscis Brooks was indicted for stealing two watch seals, value 40s. from the person of John Dermer.-The prosecutor was passing through the Piazzas, Covent garden, and his watch seals were snatched from his watch. The prisoner was near him, and ran off. Prosecutor overtook him. He had no seals in.his possession when taken, and he could not swear that it was the ...

... POLICE, GtfIDREAt- W'edwseday.-John Daoses, a shopman with Mr Ellis, the haberdasher, in Ludgate street, was charged with atealing a parcel of silk and other goods, valued at 41-The prisoner, who is about thirty years of age, seemed to be deeply affected at his situation, and hid his face with his handkerchief during exasrination. His connexions were said to be highly respectable, and he would ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES,. &c. * _T ~ pFetnDIsAPPOINTMaNTS iw Lovtt.-A suicide waas committed by Catkrieoe Dowling, the daughter of- an humble farmer, near Grange; Queen's Coafty, afer her return from market. On Thursday,an inquest was held on the body, which was found suspended by her shawl from a beam in her bed ?? renders this pir;uwstance extremely dig- tressi ig is, that she was for a long ...

... ARCHES' COURT, TUESDAY, Nov. 11. HASSERTON AGAINST HAMERTON. This was a suit for divorce by reason of adultery, promoted by Mjao, William Harnerton, against Isabella Frances his wife. The adultery W15 alleged to have been committed with John Bushe, Esq. Dr LusseerToN argued the case on behalf of the husband. The pal ties were married in 1818, and had one child. In 1825, Major and Mo, Hamerton ...

... BoDmnsr, AVG. 6.-Eliza Commons, aged 22, was indicted for the wilful murder of her male illegitimate child, on the 23rd of July. The prisoner was a servant with a farmer, who was also overseer of the parish. Having become pregnant of an illegitimate child, her master and mistress both observed her condition, but she constantly denied there was any ground for their suspicions. On the morning of ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Tuesday, Junse 17. 1RAUDULENT IARRIAGE-lNG V. MOORE AND ANOTHER. A few days ago, a writ of Habeas Cosysns was obtained' by Sir James Scarlett, upon the affidavit of Thomas Buxton, of Stenson, in Derby, directed to Ambrose Moore, and Lavender, the deputy constable of Man- chester, to bring up the body of Mrs Elizabeth Buxton, his wife, who had been, forcibly carried away ...

... CASE OF POISO' 51UCCESSFUJLLY TREATED BY TI1E STOMACt PUMP.-On Sunday afternoon about two o'clock, a gentleman residing in Oxford street, entered the par!our of the Bricklayers' Arms, New Quebec street, Portman square, and calling for a glass of brandy and water, emptied the contents ofa phial into it, observing at the time he felt poorly, and shortly after drank it. He then retired into a ...

... The house of Mr Langbarn, stationer, in Red Lion street, dlolbrtlse, destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. The stock in trade and lird hold furniture were totally consuined. They are said to have been I to 4 very small amount. M. Paravey, a banker at Paris, absconded last week; in consequence of ruittous losses on the Stock Eachange. He was afterwards found drowned, and his body was exposed at ...

... BOW STREST. CnARmn OF SwrqnMallo.-Mrs Cooke, alias Mrs Sutons, alias Mrs Stamp, alias Mrs Smith, alias Mrs Saundefs (five ladies in one-a fearful womau)-was finally examined on Monday, when she was comrnmitted to Neswgate for trial, charged with fraudulently obtaining a pianoforte from Afr Rathmacher. During her examinatiops, a number of letters were pro.- duced, which threw light upon the ...