... LO1?DOi? P0LICJ?i. MARYLEBONE OF1ICE.-ATROCsOUS OUTRAGE 13y Two POLICE CONSTA.BLES.-Yesterday, Police-conistable Jolly, 164 S; was charged before Messrs. RAWLINSON and STIUTTT, with having, whilst labouring under the effects of liquor, committed an outrage at the house of a respectable smith, named Gallant, No. 5, Holbrooks-court, Fitzroy-mar- ket, which he entered without any legal authority ...

... XLO1ID@1 EO'aLIC-B. QUEEN-SQUARE.- THE GaOSVENOR LOCAL ACT.- On Saturday this office was crowded to excess byrespectable inhabitants of Chelsea, in order to hear the decision upon a case which came before the sitting Magistrates, Messrs. LAING and BuanrLa, under the following circumstances: it appears that for some time past the inhabitauits of Chelsea have been enrgaged in a dispute with the ...

... On Monday evening last, the body of- a female, whose name it has since been ascertained was Mary Ann Symonr, and who was the daughter of a respectable fartuer of Lew Trenchard, Devon, was drawn out of the canal at Tax istock. An inquest was held on the following day at the GulIdhall, before a very respectable jury, when the folloving facts were adduced in evilence: Richard Jennings deposed to ...

... On Monday evening last, the body of a female, whose name it has since been ascertained was -Mary Ann Symo=s, and who was the daughter of a respectable farmer of Lew Trenchard, Devon, was drawn out of the canal at Tavistock. An inquest was held on the following day at the Guildhall, before a very respectable jury, when the following facts were adduced in evidence; Richard Jennings deposed to ...

... (Before Mr. SERJEANT ARABWN.) ADMINISTERING TINCTURE OF CANTHARTDES TO A YOUNG GIRL.-Wm. Blackburn, aged 44, a sailor, was in- dicted for having administered, on the 31st of August, tinc- ture of cantharides to Mary Ann Turner, with intent to excite, &c. Mr. THOMAS conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Pascw the defence. Mary Ann Turner, a delicate young girl of 17, gave evidence similar to what ...

... THE whole of the cases for trial having been disposed of on Monday evening, the REcoRDERt entered the Court the following morning, and proceeded to pass sentence on the prisoners, as ?? to be transported for seven years; thirteen to fourteen years; and six for life. Mary Jones, who was indicted with Mathew Feaks, the waggoner, for a conspiracy to induce two girls named Vale to quit the ...

... |AFFECTING CASE OF SEDUCTiON AND SUICIDE. On Monday evening last, the body of a female, whose name it has since been ascertained was MlIary Anu Symonr, and who was the daughter of a respectable farmer of Lew Trenchard, Devon, was drawn out of the canal at Tavistock. An inquest was held on the following day at the Guildhall, before a very respectable jury, when the following facts were adduced ...

... COBOIER~'I1IQJE8T., (HELb WD ?? THB PRESENT W: DEATH OF Ssn W. IWwitt, BART.-Afl inquest was. -held at the Merlin's Cave Tivern, Upper. Rosomon-street, Pentonville, before Mr. Stirling and a respectable jury, touching the death of a person known by the nanie of Sir WILLIAM HEWIrr, Bart. Mrs. Eliza Thompson, of 52, Margaret-street, Wilmington-square, deposed; that last Saturday fortnight the ...

... MOPeIj4WN POlXC]E. MARYEBONE OFFICE.-ATROCIOuS OUTRAGE Bly Two POLICE CoNsTABLES..-Yesterday, Police-constable Jolly, 164: S, tvas charged before Messrs. RAWLlJrsoN and SHUTTi with having, whilst labouring under the effects of liquor, committed an outrage at the house of a respectable smith, named Gallant, No. 5, Holbrooks-court, Fitzroy-mar. ket, which -he entered without any legal authority ...

... SENTENCES AT THE OLD- BAILEY.r THE whole of the cases for trialhavlng been OIcPUspur on Monday evening, the RECORDER entered the Court the following morning, and proceeded to pass- sentenceon the. prisoners as ?? to be transported -for seven years; 'thirteen to fourteen Yeark; a.dl si for life. Mary Jones, who was indicted with Mathew -Feaks,. the wagone, or cnspray t iduetwo girls-named Vale ...

... IAFFETING CASE OF SEDUCTION XND SUICIDE. i! .1 i' _ .. I _ I_ _ . . . ?? On O Monday evening last, the body of a female, whose name it has since been ascertained- was Mary Ann Symour, 'and who wvas'the daughter of a respectable firmer of Lev Trenchaid, Devon, wet drawn out of the canal at Tavistock.' [ An inquest was held on the following day at the Guiidhall, before a very respectable jury, ...

... I1 IDON POJNiAC. I 9 I I I r F V r f. I I i I F i 4 iI I I I i I I * MANSTON-HOUSE.-A: gentleman named Bult, of ,Hornsey-laiei, Highgate,appeared before the Lord Mayor aiiad.made thie-folloing ?? stated that he and his family,;consistiug,in all of; nine persons, left Southend in, the' Brocklebank Steamer; for-Londun.. They had not proceeded-' far when two' accidents occurred to the boiler; ...