... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MANSION HOUSE. A lady appeared before the Lord Mayor to charge a dentist, who resides near the Mlansion-louse, with baving abstracted from four false teeth, which she was in the habit of wearing in different parts of her mouth, a portion of the gold which had beeu used for the pur- pose of keeping together so necessary a portion of the human ?? complainant stated that she had applied to the ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCEl DOW STRE9\ PeSonating a P1rnan. WTiin&r Burgess, who stated ?? he was employed as t foresnsfl at the London Doeksa was charged with frau- hdlently obtaitning the sum of 2d., being the postage on a letter, with intent to defraud her Majesty, he not being a Post Office letter carriers Prom the evidence, it appeared that, on Monday, as -a twopenny postman, named Samuel Wilson ...

... CHARTER. .. - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29. LAW OF TREASON. LORD CHIEF JUSTICE TINDAL'S CHARGE. The bearings of the approaching Chartist trials upon several constitutional questions-no less than their consequences to the. individuals implicated, and to the future peace of the country-present to a reflecting mind strong reasons for subjecting every part of the judicial proceedings to the closest ...

... YESTERDAY'S POLICE, RUNNINO AWAY WITH A SUIT OF CLOTHES. A miserably emaciated young man, named George O'Ven, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with steal- ing a suit of clothes, the property of the guardians of the East London Union. Edward Cheaper, the master of the workhouse, stated that the prisoner was admitted into the house, a short time back, he being found in a desti- tute ...

... iUER _IEUO . A report was verysgernity prevalent on Thrsday morning that an ?? simlar in atcity to the baibhhoil affair in Pncedsstreet had'.taken pllqce at the Seior MT'ted Servic Clubhous'e, Pall-U l.'o marking inquxies it vas ascertained that the affairw undergoing aninvcstigation by the police, and, as is usual w~rith that body',in their prolieedi, the most sedulous care was tak~en. ta. ...

... I Thiett is omething remarkably original, rich. and ri 4it4he`'political opinions of lawyers as delivdiedn grand jury charges. Not long ago, 6ne'dfthemnost distinguished of that ?? Abinger-signalized himself in that way by a sort of~ lecture on constitutions, and had the insuffer- able foolishness to lay it down that the English constitution was founded on no principle what- ever,aud'that all ...

... LAW INTELLICENCE. QUEENS BENCH.-MONDAY DEC. 16. DUBOIS V. KEATS. Sir F. Pollock (with whom were Mr. Platt and Mr. Hodgins) stated the case. It was an action brought by the plaintiff, a stone-mason, of Lewisham, in Kent, against the defendant a gentleman of some property, to recover compensation for having maliciously, and with- out reasonable or probable cause, preferred an indict- ment for ...

... COMMITTAL OF THE HAMPTON GANG OF RDBBERS. George Casey, Thomas Grbom, Thomas Atkins, alias Tinsley, and Robert Snell, four of the Hampton gang of robbers, who have been in custody for some days on nu- merous charges of robberies, and William Read, senior, and William Read, junior, china merchants at Hampton Wick, charged as receivers, underwent a final examination before Colonel Clitherow, ...