... EXErElt ASSIZES. ,, - _ John Chapman, one who loved not wisely but. '0 well, stood charged with the mrurder of Sarah, '4wieiS, at WEeek, St. Pancras, on the 2Oht of Aay It was a case of as deep interest as was ever 4ard in any court of Justice, andl one inll which an 1Ausual degree of pity and conmiseration' was nia- fstcd for the unhappy being about to be tried.- .2plwared that this ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, OCT. is. GAMBLING TILNSACrIONS. The Assignee of Abithol, a Bankrupt, brought an ac- tion against Abbott and others, keepers of a gaming- house, for the recovery of inoney for the behoof of the Creditors, I which the bankrrupt had lost at play. Abithol is a jew, and was in the way ot gaining somne years as high as elo,UOW a-year by his business as a merchant; ?? beint, ...

... hNT-11V POLICEl. DIt LL ra ,r* -.1. r As. , -1 .. tt.^ Tr ihe Exitur of the' Ghisveur I'er'all Sir,-Arr Advertiscinemet has appeared. in. year r q :the 22d ultiare, prsportiag ?? ?? iug of personbs :ssyang:.thernselsses. *2 Tle (JrenenlCC tee of Phblic Bodies err the Stitfte Lab6 ir Rar statements in whidch are of such ani extraordlinarvasr- to render an answer absolutely necessary; Sur t15 ...

... i. - L? , ,,ARY, OQJ'. 71't (, C(Iji., 1, lccd r I ralias. B.1,r a H ziq des, Was placeil it the I t 'ithl asulti nig a tlld ro In bing W rl. Mit- ci a freli E.dinburllh to uueels-' is s II-th l tll h ist, Ofe so I i a 1d seven teen shlillings. The prisolier a ' ?? ty. r M n icelf I, c was vear in Alv a, deponied that lie It iii C to h e (iibulbuil onl the I tt h of .i ti. tl i!( on c s me ...

... INQUEST ON R1CIIARD HONEY. Continuedl'roo otir Private Correspondence ol' Monday. 1 Lieuteniant Gore was then taliled in. Previous to his examinativa the Coroner inlfoned him that he was not bound to answer aio qnestion whioh*might tend to crilni- I nte hims- lt. The wittess was then sworni, annd deposed as followts:- BY the Coroner-I kiow nothing relating to the death of Richard Hon1ey. : By ...

... . (From the Globe.) | The lesson annually read to the nation by the criminal returns made up at the Home-office, and presented to Par- liament. is now before us for 1948 ; and, as might have been eixpected, there is much in it well worthy of the most r serious attention. 0 It has often of' late years been urged upon the Legisla- ture, that the only sure wvay to facilitate the moral, or even * ...

... MUtfiICIVAL POLUCE 130ARD. On Monday thevweekly meeting of this Board was held in the Commnissieners H1al, Police Buildings-Bailio Stewart in the I chair. The fortnightly district pay-bills, and several accoents, were read aid passed. Ths minutes of iest meeting were then read and approved of. . ~~~OLDflUTC5ftZ~t MATMSAflEXT. ft The Committee on Watching and Fire Engines reported from ri their ...

... at POLLOKIAAWS D2ISTRICT1 RENFREWS11wM .za ?? The following cases were tried at a Court held at PolloksbawS, on the 33 instant, before Willianm Colledge, James Barclay, Johs r Walker, John White, Thomras Corbett, John Wiliox, Allan Gil- nour, jun., and Provost I'assie, Esqrs., Justices of the Peace for n Revfrewshire, on complaints, at the instance of Mr. Hector, rf Procurator Fiscal-Alexander ...

... ?? if __ thef ?? C'urch-ldiuctlion Diaer.-On Thursday, as reets was stated in our last, the Rev. Mr. Boyd of Ochiltree, wmpwas inducted minister of the Tron Church. In the even- for, ing the Session and Congregation entertained their new sion, Minister, the Presbytery of Glasgow, and the Magistrates eof the City, to an elegant dinner in the Tontine Hotel,- William Balfour, Esq., in the Chair, ...

... Il1NMIAV- I),, O'k I IMONDAY, DEC. 23. e nI LFUL FIRE-RAISING. I Giaso, weaver, was placed at the bar, charged with t ilii hli e-raisiog, irt so far as, ol the night of Sunday thle 28th, or s mrnie- of Monday the 29th day of April, 1844, he did wickedly, n n ilfulls maliciousiy. and feloniously set fire to the warehouse or prentises in Sentbesk Street of Brechil, occupied by 'Messrs. Guthrie ...

... CoUnT OF Qurss BEDCzc, WESTzNuSTuR, FPRDAY. WKOOLNER AND OTHEaRS V. Ton.-Neotwit1standing the notoriety of the facts connected with this case, it seems to be desirable in consequence of its importance to restate the principal circumstances out of which the action has arisen. It appears that in September last, a scheme was projected for making what was i called the Direct Exeter, Plvmouut, and ...

... JUUY TR]AL. t s .ISun ?? Ier,.,rrt of tihe farm and landr eof Auehtenny ai th- cerritv *f Kinross, pursuer, r TtRot.S Dicx, ceacher in ])rrn~eo, and Dr. DlAVIr,) lUSttrtAA, physician in Forfar, de- fe;irlers. This was an action raise(d by the pursuer, narrating that he had blecorne tiialt of the farm of Anchtennvat >Iartirnnas, 1840, atthe 1 Yearly rent of £2r35, and nithough the defenders ...