... Z?traor4InaxyCase of lYlauslaughter. !?ew leo: Laws. On Friday nri intquest was held on the body of a child, sls years old, named John Jones, at the Plough inn, Coleham, near Shrewsbury. The father of tbc deceased was a w idower, with four children. Hle had boen adaitited into the work- htouo of t^bv Atebom.;n arith 5 ,tst ,bol.. ,e .,5.Ibtimo the deceased was deformed and' In very bad health ...

... ePs@ICB. k OF FORGERY.-It wil be in the recol cif our readers, that about a fortnight Since there apD iecli0 t Loadon Dispatch an aecount of the apprehen Fgedf a oung man named Henry Brookes at Dover, who in barged with having committed several acts of forgery ri and with having, by means of the forged inistru- r ebtaned various sums of money. e ris' nr It will be remembered, was examined on ...

... PANVTIP6U11 PETTY VSAY9N& HoRaiD BRUTA!ryt.-Joh Ji88e# appeat WefoM the slttidR hisglstrates, td aiver a siii'imnt s-, cha- hiiii ffith bftfal bnuct toehirdi.Witlinnh ltistey, a bby ioo even yeOid dgd. -Mr. Williani TEnylor deposed, thatoxi Wad. mesday last, ,s he was coming up Bell-lane into Hounslow, he s4iw the defendant, vIio had with. 4im a horse, run and catch up the boy by his body, and ...

... Dreadi 1 i1 : ',u ! ' aero-o . I Atsix o'clock onSatrmrni an asbserved cet t6 rusn Zout f a hous oinvWelingte~erraie calling -police, san and ejaculating that mrer had been.petpetfated. At the a~g end: of ,the. terrace the mnanIallded to met.policeman 1 'L, tha and: having apprised him that a female had heenniwrdered, oth he (the policeman) immediately 'proceeded to the.house| hba and'on ...

... BF-ie RiIINAL COURT. * qE p W r:Ct;UCt~ l~ Adl~i. 0r Tiowas AgesSMS. AQ., woL WOD.Ta d a a ats Si sh Wlia r whimt proce it-led to address f to .e~vidtbne gid ven r. n Pby lir. Bin a Pe;ton sn d witesesor witJne pascc f ,Be~preS4ecI . ir a, Wi~oppii~iom:Thelecdontook-pl ee ' 6 b 't4th hiholti..hbarodet was proposed byCdp- ;b tIia '1seefndeiL by Mr. 'Skirving. On teiig il elet44,,r~qkThomass ...

... ! .:W l--i I I ISOr-VNT iDEDIWBMS .ROUsiL.- _Mv. AJalb t nderon j of ownt- en :' t described 4a a'+comedia, epne upto tkethbebeeuegt o the act, andwas unopposed.by hiam'dltors. , Thⅈso1. ,eut had rented, in conjuncti~on'witbMr. Delyjle ,P.qnhey, tbi theltenhain and -Glauceater Theatres, andhW tbe iirethK- deney--of these housae he nscribi 'hs insoh ney.-His- debts-were oily b7061 ...

... LA-WINTELLGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. BLasE. r. BARBEV This awas an appeal from a decision of the Master of the Rolls, on the conattactlou of a will. A person named Macintosh by his will, dated in 1817, bequeathed a sum sufficient to produce an annuity of fifty pounds a-year to John Shears, and directed that at the death of Shears the principal money was to be paid over to his own son and ...

... Coart of B.equests, MingsatstreeC THELovEo OF, Teak BAiian~i5.Bainbridge v. Donnelly Thorn- Iii son, and otbers.-Cax any of~ Iu readers remembrn ~eerte 1n- Weteld a fel-sfzedf bitbii.- Alas, no they r y ~r cr io~ ,ta~id, of man's fair; proportions.,-and unotuaea o heq - by of mankind, they~ are as litigious as thyaeltle iwa ieth ad their internal squabbigandte.a~hti aigfo witho ay agis the ...

... aolton (Lacaaeasire) BPetty Sessions. WANTON MISCONDUCT OP AN ENGINEER.-Joseph Hernby .was .eharged with misconduct in the service of Messrs. Brooks ani Smith, flax-spinners, Little Bolton. Mr. HnIdere appeared for the complainant, and stated that 'Messrs. Brooks aned Smith had-eugaged -an engineer of the name of Garforib, to manage one of the engines of the mill. Garforth nwas to enter on his ...

... A LOQuaCiOve MoDERN TRAPPIST. -Mr. Daniel Devid Few, a little old gentleman, very much resembling Mr. John Arthur Roebuck, M.P., was summoned for the sum of 16s 6d. for rent alleged to be due and owing to Peter Thomas. his landlord. Daniel's appearance was most extraordinary; although known to be in possession of considerable property, his garb was that of the most squalid wretchedness, and ...

... IF-0J4L-ACmo An old man tained Coker, who has been many years a labourer about B llingsgate-market, was brought op, having got drunk and abused the officers who took care of him. The defendant, it appeared, has been in the habit of working from three.in the morning till eight,, and generally has had the. remaining- 19 hours to spend between drinking and.sleeping. Mr.,Hobler-Why,.l am ...

... ?nsw?I? cut boro' Cuwt. -Wlifant lrons-wof eppnaed-hy-Mr. Nicholls fos a Ifrgqne ;~ he was s-ppertedhy9 r Wdotiroffe. It .appeared 'that thee inisolvent't had been arrestid-sonie time- back-by two creditors, but rhat on the eih day of thisi month they hadl sent a discharge to the prison, and that duking .three daysi the insolvent had -no detainer lodged against -him-; i, hearing waS lxed ...