... A SPY AT COURT. A singular case was beard at Queen-sqsare Police. office ?? last, of a lad about fifteen years old, named Edward Ctton, son of a respectable tradesman in Hertfordshire, dressed as a chimney-sweep, and who was found in the ...

... dreadful catastrophe, had broken a piece out of A a the palling where Usoper, the murdrer, stood, and had chalked A Ithe Immediate spo where the poor mon 1aly fell, and where A Y. Mot, the baker, nas shot. It iS estimated ...

... Mr. Richard Yates's shop. ' a The 'fayor;:' Was that previous, or subsequently, to v obtaining the portmanteau? 't Mr. Dodd: Previous to-, the portmanteau being taken away. The Mayor said there might be a question whether a anything done after the portmantea ...

... Though no expuDO* ha* been • ■red In arrurlnt the •*• eleg.-tnc and correct a*yle*. hf* greeant arramremao a will *■ ffroha*rr* lent a Manila at half the price n.iutlly chats* «l Faria London. J. C R I P PS, SHAWL. MANTLB. AND FUR WAREHOUSE. 44. BOLD ...

... 'l'hc CS-itiiNnAN: Is there any body here who can tell chat has been done in the case now in the Court of Qjeeo's Bench respecting the forimer appeal? 11,i. BRANDT said he mnight state it as a fact that no &,ubt was * ithin the knowledge of all presentthat ...

... assisting to raise a c isk coffee, and part one of his fingers was taken off. He laboured under a compound fracture of the little finger and severe laceration of the right hand. Gangrene set in, of which he died on Saturday last. A verdict in accordance ...

... head on the curhslone. Ho wa. dru-n: tai en to Rosebhill bridewoll, anud balee! Vl -a Who touit him ?? ?? chat he 1 ,! fatoI: D; m peared to doso ill nihtht and uttered a-u e~r. van came at five o'lock in tihe morning to 1!. the nmain bridewcrl, he apparel ...

... Peter-street. Other witnesses gave the prisoner a good character as a stedyvorkmean, and a quiet, orderly individual. It seemed. t hth s a lithogralpher; chat he he'da bean for twelve monthsg foisinin in a ...

... tiring hse regretted leirving e about the house a as this idodetrdron, ru breh wvas deter- a nornled Co Cake at daa.N~s in a case In 4th Itarrnevvell and pr Adoiphrrs,-Emrpze s.4-~ a qtrestion, whether a harder of qtu box, phanted tin ...

... forgery as a deliberate and artfslly-contrived fiaud. Tile offeice, besides, was not merely against inidivi- tidals. It was a runLIC on'rr:c atid required a . 'UsBLIC nEr.AsALTroN. It wwas isot, says the Glasgow . Arguts, a questioti of ...

... (bO tbe 7l1is a ?? Wa eyo. (Addro ted i will have no bail for this RUEL F -,kg ?? rds unless they have some monev. - - be - The next case brought forisard wees that st era -qla htad been taken by the wattle antl - thlreslarJ' ar- upon a brick-kiln about ...

... I. Last night wve receivcc l a copy of the new police oct for Chlltorn Now, now before the hiiue of conillmoi. Our not lee of it or couiae iilit be brief andl halsty. 'hie ilis cliusc elitcts tlOit I I I ounWsh wi chat her rolie tve called Chorli tin ...