... POLICE INTELLIGENCE- MANSION.HOUSE . Wholesale Paunderblg. Three young men, named Thomas colegate, Withers Colegate (his brother), and JosePh Robinson, were on Tuesday brought before the Lord Mayor, for final exa- mination, charged with havinh robbed Mr. Hodgson, of No. 92, Watling-street, of ai great deal of property. Thomas Colegate anl d Joseph Robins w inese, ployment of Mr. Hodgson, as ...

... CAW INTELLICENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. RAILWAY TYRANfY. - iMENNIKER V. ASISBEE.- This case was tried on Tuesday. The Attorney-Gene- ral, who opened the case for the plaintiff, said that although this was an action of assault, still it was one of the very deepest interest, as the result of it was to deter- mine whether or not railway companies were to be our *yrazts. The defendant was one of ...

... On Tuesday afternoon an inquest was taken at the residence of Anthony Austin, Esq., No. 51, Cambridge- street, Hyde Park-square, Bayswater, before Mr. Wak- ley, M.P.. and a highly-respectable jury, on view of the body of Mrs. Priscilla Austin, agel 42, the wife of the above-named gentleman, and daughter of the late D. Ricardo, Esq., M.P., who committed suicide under cir- mucstances of a very ...

... ASSIZE !NTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT. ARsoN,-Charls~ .lsoan, aged 19, was charged, at Reading, n Tuesday, with setting fire to the wood- .ea Ing, on T~edy lit house, of the Rev. Charles house, the same being an out -~e If ?? Holloway, at Stamford Dingley. It appeared from t videnceof the Rev. C. Holloway, that he was going to bed at about eleven o'clock on tne night of the 7th of December, when ...

... A strai:e frte,. It is not always by squelii exteror that poverty and privation are indicated. -`A 'silk dress as often covers as much real destitution as 'the beggar's rags. Nay, tbhe first has the most to endure, and is most worthy of pity; for the cadger, if he can secure as much broken victuals as will sustain existence, and obtain the un- disturbed possession of a bulk for his nightly ...

... A TnE MURDER or MR.. HARVEY COMBE'S GAME. REEVER AT COBilAM.-A man, named William Allen, alias Cobbler Will, was taken before the Rev. Arthur Onslow, at Guildfbrd, on Monday, charged with being cunberned in the murder of Thomas Chipps, a keeper to Hkrvey Co6mbe, Esq, at Coblam, Surrey. The inur- det' in question was committed nearly two years ago. ?? be remembered that the head keeper of Mr ...

... On Monday two young girls named Sarah Ayres and Elizabeth Ualcoambe, the former a pauper of Ealing, and the latter of Isleworth, were brought before Colonel Clitherow, Rev. Dr. Walmesley, and Messrs. Baillie and Pownall, the sitting magistrates, by Dickinson, the porter at the Brentford Union Workhouse, charged with insubordination and refusal to work. Mr. Brown, the governor of the ...

... ASSIZE INTELLICENCE. WARWICK ASSIZES.-SATURDAY. Iumnediately after the Judge had taken his seat on the bench, the prisoners charged with burning houses in Birminglhamu were placed at the bar. There were six persons included in one charge. Jeremiah Howrell (34), Francis Roberts (26), John Jones (21), TlomenasAston (15), and Henry Wilkes (21). The indictment charged them with having, at Bir- ...

... REk-t$AL OP A JRi TOMALOW OF A POST IMORTEMXwAMI.NATION. :: I On Monday evening an inquisition was taken before Mr. Wakley, at the Swan Tavern, Old Brompton, on view of the body of Miss Charlotte Goring, a maiden lady, 39 years of age. The jury having been sworn, and Mr. Samuel Carter Hall (the author) chosen as foreman, the evidence was proceeded with, from which it ap- peared that the ...

... PIKES WANTED BY A POLICE. OppIC I 1 I 1 FOR -WHAT? FIR I? I ?? [From the True Scotsmnan.] GERARD AGAINST SERGEANT-MAJOR COLqyUjOrN_ ONE OF THE CRIMINAL OFFICERS OF POLICEr.Tl was an action brought before the Sheriff's Comt for de. famation,-the defender having said that the Pursuer made Radical pikes, he' having sent one Affleck with such a tale to get one. The pursuer, who is , smith stated, ...

... This was an appcal agairntthe conviction ef Aldermai Gibbs, at the Justice Room, Guildhali, about two mouths ago, for an assault upon one of the city police - men. The proceedings were reported in the morning papers under the head** Guildliall, which caused the defen- dant,to address several letters to those journals. It may be recollected that the policeman laid hold of the rein of a horse ...

... WHROLESALE ROBBBRY BY A TRADESMAN. ?? GRAVESEND, FEB. 17. -The greatest interest prevailed in Gravesend on Wednesday, in conse- quence of itsbeing known that Mr. John Taylor, a watchmaker, carrying on business in the Cause- way, Milton, was to undergo an examination at the Town-hall on a numberltof very serious charges. John Carehoni, an Italian, residing at Milton, was called, and stated that ...