... In most of the papers of Monday there appeared an account (copied from a Sunday paper,) stating that the grandfather of Mr. F. H. Medhurst, the person against whom a verdict of wilfulmurder has been returned by the coroner's inquest held on the body of Mr. Joseph Alsop, who was stabbed by him on the 9th inst., bad, some years since, killed his wife, by cutting her head off, and afterwards ...

... INSOLVINE eIDRT ORS' .QUiRT, MONDAY. George Corbett. Goldsmid, the son of a member of the Stock Eohange, -was opposed by Mr. Medex, a cigar dealer. &c., in the Haymarket. He was supportedtby Mr. Woodroffc. ?? insolvent, a young man, had lived with his father in Meeklenburgh-square, who had poid his bills for some time. The insolvent now ascribed his present appearance to thefiit of credit. i ...

... g lo. , Last a brief account was given of this~tragecal ence, in which a man named Vaile, long resident in oham, accused Richard Hopkins of the murder of d Powell, a labouring man, residing at Westbury. reused, as stated in our last, was examined before heltenham magistrates on Thursday se'nnight, and ded until Thursday last, when he was farther re- ed until Thursday, the 25th, when the ...

... IPOLICE tNTSLLICECE- BOW STREET. Tvopenny ?? and Actors. Teaeusleading to this COurt ere crowded with The avenues to tire of Tuesday morning, in amob of persons ther of ersos, Of all ages and consequence of ka numet the station-housey who were sexes, being locked Up theatre on the preceding apprehended at a tire of the F division were in evening. NearlY the antieoth dlsifwren in conveying the ...

... , e _ i BOW.STREET. Alleged Robbery. William Jo7nes, of 8,. John Street, Kingaland, and described as a codtermonger, but of respectable appear- ance, was charged on sutspicion with stealing a number of weddingrings under the following circumstances.> Mr. Leonard Humphries Baugh, goldsmith and jewelleri, 199, Strand, stated, that the-prisoner, accompanied by a youth, came into his shop on the ...

... 7777- s's;- ' haxneful Conduct of & Magiatrate. Oa Monday, the adjourned sessions for the county was held at the Court-house, Newiogtou. The only case'of ilsdimeneaour possessing any interest antried in the course of the day was the following George Basan sa indiced'for assulting Mr. Eenry Weston. the banker, and a aistrate of the county, on the 1st of August last, at tbe parish of St. ...

... SECONDAPJFIEt C0URT.-UsD. D }rech ?? ;Xarrlge ;:Owt CAR~AJ(MB[;. 1jWOxM4 .XP3Ac~ BiS was4 a wdof ianqry, to AWSAV AW1JSAR -on ?? Mar breach of prolmise of mAaiWg. Mrse MApposted for the plaintiff,0 a j o. dfent.. M. Clarksouzaaid tjxe'paiatilJ (14s aliet) w;s a milliver in orthamp~to withont f|.tsro w~ntbar, an M4,epnet sodel upon ha )rrsutppa t, T d ef, at he ?? the eng vpet.WM not ,W 44 quA ...

... | IMPORStGAION AED BXAMI I NA~PITION On Wednesday, at half past two o'clock, Mr. Waldey, M. P., and a numerous and- respectable jury, met for the second time, at the Greyhound Inn, Henden, to in- quire as to the death of Thomas Austin, a pauper in the Hendon Union workhouse, who came by his death-so the surgeon of the Union, Mr. Holgate, examined on Tuesday, stated-in consequence of injuries ...

... - , L ?? - - -- -- -- 0 MW , Rsom my'st64000. F AN 4 . P. AR(cairWitt, ?? R. -I - ? I I.,. On hiisdo eveningd ,o at eight o'clock, an inquest was held before ifIr. 1flg- s, at tjhb pkni 'IaTrn Bi'R i street, ?? h oyb M.1oet~~ wood, V54a akr ?? a with his. ?? draf. u~o on~'sgt'5v as his house bui~~dt asrosetn.Tee'a also a loss of no less than 91 watches. The Jury pro- ceeded to view the ...

... GRINDING THE FACT Or TlE POOR. - On NVed- nesday, the bench of magistrates, consisting of Messrs- T. Dagnall, T. T. Clark, sen, T. T. Clark, jun., and B. Rotch, were again engaged during a considerable port tion of their time, in deciding claims made by the poorer inhabitants of the different parishes within the Uxbridge division to be relieved from the payment of poor rates. Parish of West ...

... PFOUE NTELLIGENGE. BOW STREET. ,,Rumpus at MEneter Mall. On Wednesday Arthur Dyson, Thomas Farrar, Eabe- nezer Brickman, Edward Harris, John Bradford, 'Henry Bailey, James Godfrey Ellworthy, and Samuel Wad- dington, were brought in-custody from the station-house, and placed at the 'bar before Mr. 'Twyford, Mr. C. Thiselton, and Mr. Witham,'charged'with'having ereated a riot at Exeter-hall, and ...

... CENT'RAL CRIMIN^rAL COURT' JAN. 10. SENTENCES UPON THE PRISONERS. Transported for Fourteen ?? Williams. For Ten Years-John Bates, James Thompson, John Jones, Amelia Payne. For Seven Years-Daniel Thurling, Thomas Walpole, J. Harrington, J. Harrison. John mlCormack, Richard W. Alford, J. Johnson, J. Cosgrove, W. Roskell, Jane Anderson, Eliza Edwards, Wi Halliwell, W. Wright, Thonmas Proctor, Geo ...