... Ihe dehart part o'f tile coast of the:river St: La vrence, four of' his crew, viz. 'Ihmnas Collings, John Patter- i son, Robert Stephelisuin, and John Wrindsor. The charge was proved by the testh~ony of Coiling; iPatterion, and Steplirnuon, R and the defendant ...

... ance withthe late Ed. mund liean; by T. C. Grattan, IEqq.-The Factory; i Poem by the Hon. Mrs. Norton,-Dlck D,,Ieful ; a Sketch from Nature, by the Author of Paul Pry.--The Divorcde Dreote; a Tale, by John Basikn, Esq-Seasouable Ditties ; by Thomas ...

... s, hi ta young girl about nineteen, was brouight by Sergeant Saun- 'I tdots, of tine City police ferce, before Alderman John John- is Snn.-rrederick Teralli,of 189, Bisohpsgate-streel, staled that Pi - ue ptieoater Isad been his servant osr a few months ...

... to the village; there t were some armed men round it; I saw Mr. O'Brien the fol- a lowing motcing ; lie was walking about the village, and t there were about one hundred people near him; some of the people were armed ; the Mining Company's yard -is about ...

... t Mr. Pi ot showed cause against making absolute the t conditional order had in the last termr. The libel and letter of v John Hugh Shiel, Esq., which appeared in the Pilot news- paper of the 9th of April last, having been read, Mr. Pigot proceeded to ...

... amination. RomI3ERY AT MassRs. GARllARDS.-John Williams wa. charged with having been concerned in the followring robbery at the warehouse of Messrs. Garvards, the silversmith.s in Panton-street, llaymarket *John llie, private watchman, saw the prisonler ...

... from the county Wexford; he believes it is often the custom of one person to take the clothes of a friend without his leave. John Curran (195 B) stated that he lost a half sovereign out of his trunk on the night in question. Thomas Loftus (a supernumerary ...

... ~-procured for treasonable purposes. Did they say or gal1 prove for what -purpose the arms were procured? ;QI Did they at Ithe, police office sany whby they wanted tio the arms of tepolice I No. fo the evidence of! of the witness wasl, that they did. not;- ...

... -number of other persons,'at present unknown, armed with pikes, clubs, and other' oxlnsive weapons, riotously and tumultuously'assembled t'ogether, to the disturbance of the peace, nd with ?? lawfully aseaulting John- Bell, a sirgeant in her Majesty's 1st regimant ...

... occurred. Inreference to this imeeting two police- constables were examined, James Johnston and John Ma- guire, and T very much regret the manner in which John- ston gave his evidence, and the contemptuous manner in which he spoke of persons that he called ...

... th-at thoef .are' l8-prisooers in custody, charge with wean being concerned- in the attele,1;, ;tWO- onl of thema, namely, John :d~.~dJoseph Thes,:zagainst whom a verdict was found, by the, core eon ae~s~ur; sandfuly-comittd fortriL.The-prisoners, who ...

... COURT OF EXCISE, ApniL 29.. (Before H. Fi Stephenson, Esq., EC . Herries, Esq6, .ard.Charles.Ross, Esq.) JLI~Ticix ?? Spencer,Grattan-terrsce, Gi'een-street, Bethnal-gren, wasL charged with ehaviog in .his possession,. and working, an :illicit still. An ::officer ...