... BOW STREET. Yesterday week, }V. Jones was fully committed toztake his trial for the nairder of Mrs Jeffs; and Charlotte Bury was, with the other witnesses, ounul over to prosecute. She twice went into hysterics while the forms p*ere gone through. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Mfondoy.-Signor Curiori was charged by Mary Ann Cennel, with being the father of a child now living as a burden on St Giles's ...

... x ;n ~, ASSIZEI. I Wa Xaxnnat1 A'zbtk oc wq :I ini .Tiofr ig ir dere hr own son, to 00e OoI a SetoNAXbsix i bth , ?? s.ie hid eel tnaised betin I~nsbryains ot aga~in th&y b e~kot ?? graud forierly bean subject to *iolent Ir o insaniytwes rsin. .d siwidays sfferd isoe wht iscfe texikt r whilst, in a uherpbel rstate, ?? t v dof diti e~oroght ti.he act. , and tedES~b; WeeES havihg dro k. ome.e ...

... PfEROGATtVE COURT. Monday, Dec. 1. IN THE GOODS OF THE REV. ARTHUR YOUNG. The testator, who in his life-time resided at Brampton-hali, Essex, died suddenly in September 1827, without executing a will that lesbad made, having behind him a widow, but no family. At the time of his death he was cohabiting with a woman named Sturt, by whom he had two natural children. This person however, who was ...

... FALLING OF TWO HOUSES, AND CONSEQUENT DEATHS OF THREE PERSONS. We have now almost every week to record the lose of lire, limb, and. property, by the sudden falling of houses left in a dilapidated and dan- gerous condition. Is there no official person, no District or Parochial Surveyor, whose duty it is to see that such buildings are either repaired or abandoned ? If there be, that duty is most ...

... I A short time since, a tradesman at Rye, on his return home from mar- iket, dropped from his pocket a parcel of he 1k-nctes, amcuny.lin to 1101- On the following morning search was mnade, when it was found ii a I wheel-rut on the road, into which it had apparently been pressed by a I waggon-wheel, and had remained for many hours.- Snssex AduerV34er On Monday morning, J. Thompson, aged 25, and ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Monday, Aov. 24. EX-PARTE ROW. Mr BRouGtsM moved for a rule nisi for a writ of habeas corpus divecte, to Henry Winchester, of Buckingham street, Strand, commanding him to bring up the body of Sarah, his daughter, the wife of Wm. Rov, the lar on whose behalf the application was made. It appeared by tile afidavt that Mr Row married the daughter of Mr Winchester in IS15 and ...

... BOW STREET. ANTI-CATIorLIC ENCOUtRAGEMENTc-.Among the charitable donations received by Sir R. BiRNIE was the sum of 51. which the Magistrate was requested to forward to Earle, the individual who, it will be recollected was the principal actor in a gross case of fraud (connected with the get- tin; up of some Anti-Catholic petitions) which was disposed of some weeks ego at this office. Earle, it ...

... - - MANSION HOUSE. us 11 A man named Jo72n Rotinson, of extremely mean appCOL i brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having been Oe10, Coster, and a number of other swindlers of most notorious ' jul t endeavouring to defraud a gentleman of the island of JerseY. 5~01sst number of cows, and a large quantity of cider and potatoC ' S hers of the Society for the detection of Swindlers and ...

... EXETER.-QUICK V. CLrFTON AND OTHERS.-The action was brought against the defendants as common carriers, to recover the value of some goods which had been consigned to them for conveyance, and had been lost. The articles consisted of wearing apparel, and other matters, amongst which was a book of prescriptions. The plaintiff, who was a druggist, kept in his shop particular medicines for ...

... Another of the horrible accidents which are of such frequent occurrence in the coal-pits of Earl Lonsdale, took place in the Croft Pit, XYhite- haven, on Wednesday night last. It was an explosion of fire-damp, by which five men were killedand two others dreadfully burnt. Since the owners of collieries are so prodigal of human life as to send men into mines in the state in which Croft Pit ...

... DDSTRUCTION OF THE BRUNSWICK T[IEATRE.. AOJOURNED IeQUISST AT TR~E COURT Houms1-rifth DAY, Monday.- Tie examination of Edward Shaw, carpenter, and clerk of the works at the late Brunswick Theatre, occupied the whole of the day, without being finished. This witness described minutely the materials Used in building the theatre, the thickness of the walls, &c. all which he spoke of as good and ...

... Thle extensive cotton wiils of Mr Alexander Stewart, at Johnstone, near Glasgow, have been totally destroyed by fire, and six persons lost 'ir irhves, chiefly byjunping out of high windows to escape the raging 0' the night of Saturday the 26ih January, a fire broke out about welvte o'eiok in the schzool-room of Mr Hine, Brixton Lodge Academy, ewo. hil which in a short time was reduced to ruins ...