... KiLIUSaw PrTTY SESSIONS-In this case the ac- cused presented himself in the shape of Luke Carney, a thinly attired, but divil-may-care looking labourer, in whose coutitenance, dirt, want, good humour, and a beard of a week's growth, struggled for supremacy. Mrs. Carney was the complainant, and she came ' to the scratch, first depositing an interesting pledge of by-gone affection-iR the shape ...

... POLICE INTELLICENCE. MANSION HOUSE. ,Etraor inary Mistake. a On Tuesday morning a young man in the employ of a respectable firm in the city, and who was on Saturday fcharged with robbing a country gentleman of 'three 501. s notes, but was allowed to go at large on his promise to - attend on Tuesday, the charge being a very doubtful one, attended in pursuance of such promise. The com. ploinant, ...

... I;Xt- ?? U ,. i Ko e mu pebO of high -od 'unbleiishbd A aed-sa, has Wried: ott the buhineds of ts triyg , at od geer&al ofitfitw in ChathVi. Within w t so or tbree years, ho*ever, he (having As;sad i conaideble Propey had tifnc t~ a hiO 21vemis oa b his bsiness to his oN h as ?? a yowh man tti t epwsesedwithsufidet to th bihin tenty two yea5 he WgIe a grt s f` ie wib th 6 clm famnilies in ...

... POLICE NTrLLICENC. -4-- MANSION HOUSE. A Tale of Misery. X ld named aodn Ellinder was brought before the LATII Mayor by Mr. Booker, the assistant-overseer of Blo ate parish, to be passed to his place of settle. meat, having been found in the parish in a state of des. tiint ?? Lord Mayor asked the lad whose appear- atlrwas far from that of a common vagrant, where he ad en V born and brought up, ...

... A long investigation took place before the local magis- trates on Tuesday last, when Mr. Raper, the clerk, his wife, daughter, and servant, as well as the constable who had been engaged in making inquiries, were rigidly ex- amined. It will be remembered that the keys of the safe were alleged to have been taken from under the clerk's pillow, and the following evidence of the constable seems to ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-(SATURDAY.) Late fatal Affray in St. Pancras. Maria Mearlin was arraigned upon a charge of man- slaughter, for having caused the death of Eliza Donald. Several witnesses were examined, but the evidence being substantially the same as that given before the coroner's jury and which we reported 'at the time, it is unnecessary to'repeat it here. It may be well to state, ...

... SPRING IASSMZES. HOME CIRCUIT.--KINOSTON, MARc0 26. Effects of -the 1 Game Laws. Gauzes Summerfield, aged 38, was indicted for fe. loniously firing off a gun loaded with powder and shot at Henry Barnard, on the 29th of December last, with-intent to maim and disable him; and another count stated the intent to be do some grievously bodily harm. The pri. soner, as well as a dreadful impediment in ...

... -pOLCE ,IITESLL ZENCE. BOW.STRBET. zstrairdi named Tleom MerrittC ,lo~oking youngwalwa A siulp e living neat Redruth, in Cornwall, as foerkinP r to4 before Sir F. Roe, charged withhaving brolght in castO Y copper plate for forging notes on the n his Pso5i CornwallI by means of which he attempted to Badl n On the bank in question to the amount of to ?? John Whiteman deposed that he. was a in. ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Monday being the first day of the term the usual cere- mony was observed in opening the different courts of law. At the sitting of the Court Mr. Hayter and Mr. Stewait having had patents of precedence granted to them, and Mr. V. Richards, Mr. G. Richards, and Mr. Girdlestone, having been appointed Queen's counsel, were called on to take their seats within the bar. Tue ...

... THE CITY OF LONMITR4TES AND THE INSPECTX IF PISON& At a meeting of the Common Co dto TuedaY, Alderman T. Wood callad the aiteninof the Out to the subject of the last report imade by te is5tOB of prisons. That report contained thu moat grO - presentations relative to the state of the cit pro, and he regretted to say that the inpectors had mai- fested a strong ilination to se nt the codition ...

... POLICE INTELLICENCE. HATTON GARDEN. Apprehension of a Chartist. P Samuel Waddington was brought before Mr. Hall, in the custody of George Waddington, the gaoler be- longing to this office, charged with having two pistols in his possession under the following circumstances l Waddington, the officer, haing been sworn, stated that on Monday evening last a me.; iug of Chartists took place on ...

... ,j I 6 , g a - - ?? - -, - -- ?? li--. - , z VICE-CHANCELLORSACOURT.-WEDNrSDAY. 4. unnsD . LA A-u*E.-'.Migram, Mr. Bitied, s- ,r. i ht cbht o upo.'tae did;Eve'an' Xirjuustiox w1s ch ha&'etiib obtainad- it-i ioti6ij :the Fpainti~IflJ4 li, rsthfl the deit o and chllbS pavetntnt~- ~Te ?? ~invehivsnas de - ecibell ~sht s hirsp eidtsion, zditelst&' 'in te' unditof ,pphlte.with pitain .~Ilasphlte ...