... CUILDRALL. EXTENsvE EaUzLrvEMNT.-Yesterday a elerk in the employ of Mr. Payne. salesman, in Newgate-market, of the name of Thomas Grifilin, and his supposed wife, a female of very unpre- posaesing appearance, were brought up by Huddersfieid, an officer ...

... verdict of Accidental Death was returned. FOOL HARDINESS.-FATAL AccIDENT ON THE LONDON AND GREENwecis RAILWAY.-Friday evening an inquest wvas held before Mr. Payne, at St. Thomas's Hospital, on the body of Thomas Haywood, aged 20, a breaksman on the above ...

... Th deendnt as rdeed ?? Hardy, William Tiulman, William Simposon, James Meilee, Benjamin Fitton, Joseph Stowell, John Durham, Thomais Bird, Ricliard Walker,Thomsas Sovires, William Bratfield, Edward Coar, Richard Hankin, Thomas Rawson, and John Quinl, ...

... gentleman of that name did.-3r. Thomas: WVas isis tlame Sam l-Wittiess: I cannot say.-Mr. Thomas: Dii Mrs. VW eller wait upot hiti l-Witness: She used to come home to clean htrself, and then she cooked his dinner.- Mr. Thomas: Did she make his be't2?-Witness: ...

... weather. Taxi LATE BuRGLARISs AT PORTSMOUTH..EXTRA- ORDINAILY CONFrssiom.-On Tuesday last, Geo. Holder,- Robert Holder, and Thomas George Holder, the two former brothers, and the last, their nephew, were brought before the borough magistrates on a remand ...

... prosecute all the court d ie would lend every assistance in his power to help partiesd 1 jestireroor was crowded. HE TER OF JOHN THOMAS FRICKER. IN1 E IAETO CoURT.-The insolvent, a vocalist, S Sbyr tho name of Fraser, was opposed, on Monday, by .no~vn ) fc ...

... ascertained that Cornish. the friend of Clift, is Mr. Thomas Broad, and that he is a Cornish man. He sometimes goes by the name of Cornish, and his schedule in the Fleet mentioned the- name of Thomas Cornish Broad and sixteen aliases- Ht, has made his exit ...

... Maddox, examined by Mr. Sergeant Channell: Witness in the year 1846 was the proprietor of the Princess's Theatre. He knew a Mr. Thomas Herbert Reynoldson, and that person was often employed to adapt foreign operas for the English stage. Witness had employed ...

... on for Lire: W. Allen.-For Twenty-flive Years: Steplhen Isaacs. - For Fifteen Years: Thomas Smith, W. Freegrove, and IV. Jones.-For Fourteen Years: W. Price, Thomas Jones, T. Smith, and J. Bowyer.- For Ten Years: Richard Phillips, W. Dunderdale, Richard ...

... GOent., coro~ner, Jon the -body of 'Francis~ Hardy; aged about ten years, who it appears was bathing with tjvio other children about eight years old,, named Philip: Hurrell and Robert Seymour, and Hardy and Harrell, ,,trying,,wbici couid go furthest ...

... the estate. IZNSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. RECKLESS EXTRAVAGANCE.-IN BE HOCKLEY F. WOOD.-This insolvent, who was the son of Mr. Thomas Wood, the late alderman, was opposed by-Messrs. Cooke for Messrs. Wire and Child, and by Mr. Sargood and Mr. Nichols for several ...

... by Isis present name. In fact, his real name was not Thomas Deacon, hnt Thomas Dean. When he was made a bankrupt he had been trading in his right name, but he became insolvent under the name of Thomas Sims Dean. That was not a false name because his mother's ...