... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... __ _ sy Petcrshsei'g9, Dec._ I7.-It is known chat the great *empire of Russia 'has laboured under a tot al waist of coal, h ut hopess 'ire now entertained of some Saving been fond in the environs of Touial, a masnufacturing town, 11-5 miles from Moscowv ...

... surface ti dMO as to make it pass the test. 'It was staled Chat some a emetal of a similar kind had been sold by another persois, C, :8and that there was a gang of fellows going about engaged a in the fraud. The prisoner, who excused himself ...

... the boundary in their meruorv than the old custom of catching a lciield-A boy and bumping hiim against a post, il ordi rtc make him remeusber the perambulatioln of the bl,11 daries of a parish-a practice whicl Lord Tentvlre had declared to ...

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... leI guilty to the manslaughter of a child, which hedrove over, in hin no gig, wvhilst in a state of furious intoxication, vas, after a 9evere pl ,Y reprimand from the judge, iMaule,) who told hom teat bo bad acted like a savage and outrageous beast, seontenced ...

... and other females of ! sc !I;o tscf Lady OssultOn,a i late Majesty to the circumstance of iD I. tok ?? 0 wvrot etsley (the daugh ter of the ir, ri Task *ri having been detected in a 1 b i ,-of ant tb a menial servant. Affidavits t;.30 gestfy .v n to o ...