... j T1IA U R D E R O F M R. WE-A'E. . ; I I-. - Thursnayj for the first time sinice~the imiprisoniius',e Thurtel;'Probert, and lunt, in HcErtfrd 'Gaol, a profesrl sioual gentleman from Thurtel's familyv was allned to' open a communication with *him, for-ith purpose of ie-. ceiving' instructions for the defence on tile approacbins-trial.' 'The gentleman in question is a respectable soliciuir ...

... 11 PI..IomCEa-., *.MARLBORO~uoI! _STREFET. ThD'IP; SHGCASS.-n'hsa 1a etstyMan, '*lib',e ap tarince was thai -Of a redute~ff&ferse,;Wa4'bsciated C&et ' s tklr theV09ant Act, for 'lit?~g Tlie reendicityV sesimslihn alm rmseveral persons ic feries, 'and took; bim, into C' o4. d leconryin i,, n naman ner dispilaying ais wnly canidottr and smlct o character, replied to this eharge''; by sain, i a ...

... ,IF TRAORDINARY A;NDxD READUL OCCUR- I~'.YTRAA DRNARYCAN 'I fi C~a~ra'sTNQIssrr,03tO Mords3' evening an in- quStree, asover-sqat r, sinof the Green- Dragon,, Maddox- jstreetbfoetom; igsEsq. Coro. ner, on the bodies, of Tjhomas Hjuward G iffiths, Esq, aged * 60, and A)Iej Griffiths, his eon, aged 22, who came by their deaths, under, the t'uhllwing dreadlful ii-c~omstsaces - The Jury, beag~sworn ...

... I -. ~ttPOLICE IsnTE.LLIGENCE. On Saturday, a tall athletic Irishman, possessing a most forbidding aspect, named Robert Kirby, was brought into the officc of Nary-le- Bone, by Hlooker, the officer, followed by a group of persons who, bad it not been for the con- stable, would have inflicted a'summary punishment upon him, he having so inhumanly chastised two of, his children, (girls), the one ...

... D; EISi S I O N a . : 11 r,; - .. DllDDLESEX.-SESSIONS, -..- .-: ,.At bgsseSessi~ss, Marshall, a ruffianly-looking qlj'tivvs~put-to:P the tsar, -'an,amindictment~charging bim, with havIng a~ttempted ro vioJate the~person~ofa child nutder I~sntr~nf ag Ah~r~is~Culgraxa~hnse i ife keeps a ladies' school at Anightshridge, was also indicted for antttenmpt to Niel tea.aveky, yougwmalisadse ...

... I ?-o ?? , ?7 ? . r.11, n- - On Saturday Eii'bt, soon a'lter twerilve o'gk, a fire, destructive in its iflleqences, 'oro'd tsi:-iti t'he'wr eh'op of 'Mr. Thorpe,,, buJ AOr 'frippel I. On ,thi ~lisjt. beiug given, thejirenien i~wtib the eaglnes OftAbe; rur;i0o, the Dock Compary, and Scolcotes, pioMpl y rfealred to the spot, and the saiijtaWy _werte iuivnedilaiely:calleid out, but the tide being ...

... Cm MARY-LB-BONE OprFIcaE.-A miscreant named John lad Peter, a German, we believe, having a wife and five clhii- the dren, was cotmaitted for trial, charged with as-aliting 4 the fine little girl, about 51 years old, named Maary Hankins, to with an attempt to ravish. ral On Thursday last, a wretch of the name of Scott was a brought up to undergo his final examination for stalbing ne his wife, ...

... L . .:,TV..,. 1 -] he Savory chemist in Bond Street, brought an action in the Court of King'p Bench, on Wednesday, to recover' damages of' Messrs. Price and Son, of Leaden hall Street, for infringing a patent for manulhcturing SeidlitxfP-owders. The plaintiff was non-suited. It wvas .admisttd by a witness that two scruples of super-carbonate of soda, two scruples of Rochelle salts, and two ...

... LAW 'REPORT. - CO UR T of KING's BECNU. Mr. Dennian and Mr. Brougham moved. on Saturday for a eiew trial in case of T1he Astg v. Xlifttle Harvey and Chalmnan, for libel-grounds of application some mis, direction of Lord Chief Justice Abbott to the Jerry, as to what constituted a malicious iriteng'-The Jucdges unani- mously refused' the rule, the Lord Chief Jqstice adding, that if it were ...

... POACHEn'is-We have to record the partfcdlars of a mo't coldiblnoded moider, commhitted by one of a gang ,of poacherlosn hi.s companion, as detailed in the pro- ceedinge of ad inquest taken da Saturday last, at Little- port, in the lsle'ol Ely, befiote' r. H. R. E.dos, one of the Coroners of-that fradnbise, nlion view of the body of John taiidon, who iad been discovered'on the morning of t(bt ...

... I. jit avuxsci. , I On Friday nighlast, a murder was committed atla 'S place aboat six miles frm- die town of Watford,. RertL, - which for cold-blooded villainy io the mode of brihgivg T it ahbol, and the ferocity whirh accompanied its perpe- au tration, lias aeldom been equalled. Half the Couity of 'leritfnrd hnfs been for the last three days in at state of agi. ! tation upon the- subject, ...

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