... ?? -1 u SUPPOSED MURDER AT PATSIIUL On Sunday forenoon last, the bod-p -o U r_.. o * ?? *Is tile ibody of a Mans id_ fied to be that of John Larksin, an Irish laboure stl. found drowned in a pool in Patshu'llpark clis to park farm. It was first seen floatin in the ater ha child, and was shortly afterwards takein Otil ofther Ya by the direction of Mr. Aeheby, house steward te 1 Robert Pigott's ...

... SERIOUS -CHARlGE AGAINST A I' CLERGY MAN. I d On Monday last a case was heard before the Mayor l. and Messrs Carrick, Blundell, and Blyth, the sitting r magistrates in the police Court, in which a young gil IS named Maria Buttery was the complainant, and the s Rev. It. Atthill, of Holy Trinity Church, was the de- e lendant. It was an application for an order of affilia- It tion on the ...

... LINCOLNSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES. I _ Thlese assizes commenced on Thursday, before Mr. Justlin PATrESOX, In the Crown Court, and Lord Chief Justice Dxze. M MAN, in the Nii4Prius Court. On the preceding asy the Judges attended service as usual at hee Cathedral. The, Rev H. Sibthorpe, of Waehingboro ' preached from the.3rd chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to Titus, let, and 2nd. verses. CROWN COURT. ...

... I HULL POLICE COURrT. I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Thompson and Nevrmarch. NUISANCE NEAR THE Wo13iBousrt.-A maan.named Thos. Hoe was charged with assaulting a lady named Miss Mary Fearne. It appeared that the defendant is employed by a person who contracts for the'refuse victuals of the workhouse in Vhitefriargate, and on Wednesday afternoon Miss Fearne was passing the workhouse, when the ...

... ROBBERY AND CAPTURE BY MEANS OF TTIE RAILWAY TELEGRAPH. (From the Newcastle Journal.) prT In the latter period of last week, a young man, named da John Bourne, respectably attired, took up his residence fil at Mlr. John Cox's, the Ord Arms Inn, Scotswood road, lai for the ostensible purpose of being trained by Henry the Clasper, to row a skiff match, at BManchester; and M1r. Cox, in order to ...

... #OURRIBLE CASE OF STARYVATION IN WESTM INSTER, I cu. An inquest, which lasted nearly three hours, was hold ted yesterday at the Tw]'o Chairmen, Dartmouth-street, ic Wosti unster, before Mir. Bedford, the coroner, on the 117 body of Elizabeth Doddernede, nged 70, who died from -fit the want of sufficient food] and clothing. bly. The room which the deceased and her husband had sh occupied was a ...

... OLD I3A - L - OILD SIE> ADMIRAL7 SESSION'S. MURDER. N'N Wednefday the toth in f. prfiuant to olfcial A1 notice, an Admiralty Setfion was held, and the Court' opened in the ufual form, before the judge, Sir William Scott, whio was afifaed by Mr. Jullice RooLe and Mr. Baron Graham. Tlo7aen F Pntte>; Wm. Sntire, and Taoinar Vartitc, ere ind;i&'d- for the wilful murder of Humphrey Lynnn cl!: the- ...

... YORSI LEN ASIS. . On O Tuefday; the afzes for z his county were i. '.openwd before Sir Alan Chambre, Kipight, one v o Iis Maklj'ffs'juflicet u-f the Coutt of Corn. [rS; mon Pleas. i The following Gentemen tompof the Grazjd j` ?? in' SirtGeorge Armifaie, of Kirktecs, Bait zeman. ith: Sir T'homas'V.,avafiurjof Haltewood,-Bart- rcr Sir Thomas:Gafcoigoe, of Parlingtn, art. Sir. Thornai ...

... OLD- BAILEY; LONDONYI WEDNEsk S , DA.u 8. :~ C- IARLES Over and William Mitchell, two t Coroin-Houfe offhcers,. were indiied capitally f~r [icahing cloves to th-e snoant of 3001. nutmegs l tlo the amtount of ' tsl. and other vinable articles of Eai'tIudia produce, trom on boar d the lhip UHan- niah, in ¶hL river Thamnes. Mr. Garrowv,- in fupport of the profecution, flated this id be a cafe of ...

... I COUlr oi KING's BENCH, MAi 29. : . , - - . : ?? NICH,1LO0N AND HAYDON. V. WILLAN fSND SIMPSON. HE correfpotidents of the plaintiffs at -Not- '1 tinglhat haid feut to thema, bv one of the public coaches- of the defendants, a parcel of filk flockings, of the value of 581. The defeudants>at their coach-office at Nottingham, had placed a board in a confoicuous fituation, whereon was written, ...

... Part;cularx of an intereiieg cafe, SCHOLES ?? 1 AYLOR and OTHERS, tried at ?? oiffizres. HIS was an anlion of trefpafs. It appeared that T the plaintiff was a wheelwright, and refided with his wife and family of eight children, upon a fmall farm,-at Newchurch ; that the defendant, Tay-r lor, is an ';mskeeper at-Newchurch, and alfo conflable for tile foret of Rrduendale; the other defendants ...

... Dr. MOSELET2' ACCOUNT Oil A CASE OF HYDROPHOBIA. tileI -CIELSEA HOSPITAL, Monday Penbohs, 9th I~v. ~TH'S afternoon, 'At three o'clock, Mrs. Mtale I o.2, ompton-str-eet, br1ought her son, Mr., c cree Frederick Michael -Metcalfe, to me, for advice, at my 11OIY house iii Albany, Piccadilfly. He informed me, tha he was attacked about four c., o'cliick yestevday Imorinitg with a difficulty in ...