... on Thursday, for Fal- al mouth, from whence, we understand, she will take out the mail to Lisbon. We learn that Lieutenant Dicken (1815), ex fioniidrlyv of the Lion revenue cruiser, is appointed to the TI Reindeer, fitted at this pert for the packet service ...

... connected with this daring and extensive robbery, we are authorised to give the following as the correct version of the affair :—lnformation having been forwarded to Sir RICHARD BIRNIE, about two months ago, of the robbery of Lady Southampton's jewels, Bishop ...

... to proceed the same day. The following arrivals have taken placeßetsey and Mary, Bloom, from Leghorn, in Standgate Creek; Dickens, Swan, from St. Andero, Mary, Armstrong, St. John’s, N. 8., and Goltinho, Franco, from Villanova, at Dublin; Lochiel, Wauchope ...

... offender or offenders, to any person giiing nich tnformat.onas may lead to a discovery of the party or parties concerned in the robbery. __ HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Sec. 'tTANOyER-SQUARE ROOMS.^Aniiive r : AtnT *%l 5*4 0 8^, 1 ,* Waterloo, thi« day at Five o'Clock ...

... with her (Sarah Swaine), in the course of which he alluded in pointed terms to th-- robbery committed houceof whichshe had the care. He told me lie knew of the robbery, to the best of my knowledge two three months before it took place, and that he knew ...

... death was recorded. Charles Bennett, aged 21, Barnabas Hutchinson, to a state of madness. He had been recently at The Jury found them Guilty, and Mr. Justice said_ PARKE sentenced each of them to transportation .18' and Charles Waters, 24 re charged ...

... Orangemen, the great body v. , : Lard of a wi hold back , because the question has been introduced by Mr. e• a.. Dawson, Lady E. Dickens, Sir D. and Lady Gould, Lady 0. Seymour, Lord Sandia, Sir D. and Lady Scott, Sir G. end O ' Connell , and be cause they labour ...

... prisoner. In answer the Magistrate, stated, that he grocer, residing Somers Town, and. that he had Intention of committing robbery; but when asked the reason hud made the attempt to steal the cloaks, and was only prevented from fully the act owing to the ...

... was convicted of robbing Alcssts- Jessel of 10s., his property. Sentence of Death was recorded. Charles Bennett, aged 21, Barnabas Hutchinson, 19, and Charles Waters, were charged with having unlawfully and maliciously burnt and destroyed a thrashing machine ...

... property, character of another, with a view to deprive him of his property, is robbery, and punishable with death. Even an assault, with an intent to commit a robbery, though the robbery is not actually committed, is offence punishable by transportation for life ...

... to his assistance. Mr. C. Reed, the toll-collector at the Islington turnpike, appeared to answer the complaint of Messrs. Dickens, coal merchants, of Jamaica Wharf, Blackfriars. It appeared that the tires the wheels the coal-waggon were made with a flat ...

... bookseller, in the Arcade, Piccadilly. The prisoner was seen lurking about by a policeman (84, C), who, anticipating that robbery was his object, kept a sharp look-out on his conduct, and he ultimately detected him in the act of carrying off a book. He ...