... MANSION HOUSE. A Heartless Irishmnm. An ugly, flat-nosed, ill-looking Irishman, who said that his name was Thompson, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having obtained money under false pretences. Mary, the wife of Paddy Byrne, a labouring rnan, stated that the prisoner called upon her and told her he was her first cousin, and that he had brought over about 500 lbs. weight of ...

... - - - ?? - The seventh session commenced on Monday morning, in presence of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs. The grand Jury having been sworn, the Recorder ad'. dressed them as usual upon the nature of their duties. IRobbery by a Servant. Ann Bayley, aged 24, was tried on Tuesday, for steal- ing a silver coffeepot, a teapot, a waiter, and other articles of plate, of the value of 1001., ...

... MARLBOROUGH STREET. Modern Heroism. An instance of disinterested friendship occurred within the bar of this office, which deserves to be held up as an example to the money-seeking and number one lov- ing generation. A brace of urchins, with but one shoe, and two half pairs of breeches between them, were charged by the police with begging. The constable who cap. tired them, said he saw the ...

... MI ' ' SEX'SESSIONS. The court met on Tuesday for the ordinary Purposes of the sessions-namely, the trial of prisoners. The attendance of magistrates was. somewhat numerous. After the grand jury -had been sworn, Mr. Serjeant Adams, the chairnrn addressing' them, asid, that upo. :the occasion when last he had had the honour to address a grand Jury of the county, he had stated to them that there ...

... CREEMWICH PETTY SESSIONS. I .. ; , :1 ;j .i ?? ~ I : PMtCO~ Monjjopoly.~1- The, Lord Mayor's | . C l I / d coal..r On Tuesday the Mears P.ope appeared to an infor. nation laid iby Mr. Thomas-Rogers, coachmnaker, living at Maidenstone-hill. Greenwieb, before the Greenwreh Bench, charging them with having delivered short weight, &c. Mr. Rogers, being sworn,- ?? the 14th inst. I ordered half ...

... THE RIGHT HON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL, ONE OF [ER MAJESTY'S THREE SECRETARIES OF WAR- 'AMELY, FOR THE CIVIL EEPARTMENT. : Loan,-Although labouring under a disadvan- e, which vould have deterred many men of nger nerves, and of greater ability, from taking *part upon a public question; and although :) a humble tenant of a small suburban villa, in te of the stigmas of presumption, of ignorance, I of ...

... MIDDLESEX COURT OF REQUESTS- An Inveterate Smoker. Had great geniuses troubled themselves less about rpetual wlotior, the elixir of life, the philosopher's n-e, nmd other equally.discoverable matters, and de- ted their ingenious minds to the concerns of every-day e, 'Ali. Saralh Becket would not, perhaps, have been >;1mlswi f or it. Is. by Mr. John Boucher. What is the debt for ? asked Mr. ...

... BAUIWER OF A Wi, AND SAIClDE OF k 2zh~- J7DRRBR raed 1tob'ert iaw- la lthe e pa inh th. rinlO f Plidiba~oncae home ton. Onthb eve inlq wieevgsudesep ubout ninei oalocks wfe lblrna oebigi h paring to go to bedl SU the ch en this which eiice. ?? in a ' bddt ?? aiid his wife usually n efive f s o chidh he hada eotette, in ther she oha a neighbour f and oir de, abqou tielve mnl fiom fon otthepr to ...

... HER M^ARSTBS SOaTCH SUITOR AT WINDSOR. OnrSunday, James Bryan, the 9cotchman wiho ap- peared before the sitting Magistrate at Kensington to pplty fr the restorationh of , some valiable papers of a seerei natuire, as he described them (which had been detainied amongst some other things, for rent of an empty room, due to his landlady in Sutton-street, Kensington, and which uponi e amination, ...

... POLICE INTELLI;ENCE. 4 MANSION HOUSE. A Stow, ftslely csiarged on the Chartists. On T'usday, four men, named Hughes, Ruedd, Cro~ach, and Goldsmith, were brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having acted riotously in Cheapside and its neighbourhood on the preceding night, on which some of the Chartists had appointed to meet in Sn~thfield market. B Farren, policeman, No. 322, stated, that ...

... CORONERS INQUESTS, EFFECTS Or SEDENTARY EmPLOYINIENT.-On TucF- day an inquest was held at the Barley Mow, Mount- street, Grosvenor-square, before Mr. Higgs, on the body of Ann Eales, aged 22. pupil to Mrs. Treacher, dressmaker, of 57, Regent-street. It was distinctly proved that deceased, who came home to her aunt's, Mrs. Bevor, a milliner, residing at No. 22, Mount- street, to sleep every ...

... PoLICEt ITELLIOENC9 MANSION HOUSE. ;117-ng'-PbUe 11doii8*. -i: iyoung man, named lrade , waon Moa. ldaybrought before the idrd Major, ?? Hail 'No' 14, undecite ?? police.. rnih;stated ?? on Sund morning, ?? of directions whiib he had'eived, he khjp his eye upon the -ineighbourtiVoo of Ptticoat-lane. ;lse SOD noted the prisoder g'ing' sloi tovardi Petticoatsquare, and eoncealing something. ...