... SCULCOAT|ES POLICE. At the Public Hall, on Tuesday, the Magistrates in at- tendance wvere Jonas Brown, Esq. the Rav. R. Sykes, and Joseph Sykes, Esq. BuRGr.AHY ON THlE Hetatnap. BANK.,-Wm. Smith and George Hirat were charged with breaking into the dwel-1 liug-house Of Sarah Convere ( Old Sail's), in tha night l' between the 25th and 26thl of December lest. (A man, l named Johnaon, suspected ...

... n Maarisoooumol-S rt'ET.- G. Pltetret and S. Litaenberg sh were charged with being part of a gang of 20 juvenile 0o thieves, from 9 to 316 years of age, who have infested the st neighbbourhood of l~eicester-squsie for a long period, and .committed many burglaries in the neighbourhood. James Evans deposed that he was a gilder and burnisher, and resided at Lambeth; he had a workshop in Panton ...

... l it, . M()DAY., JitqsANUAR 1 1. d sted There was ,not ;a single felon far triaj, and Lonly two itch cases of essault.,,Oeither of which was of public interest. hi itry- 3,amm EAST-RIDING SESSIONS.- -l act, - MONDAY, JANUARY 11. t ices .The Genieral Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this ti 1 in Riding, commenced to-day, at the Court-Houlse, Bever- p iredIcy. The magistrates assembled in the 6 ...

... HUTLL QUARTER SESSIONS. O' clog Ian- TheEpiphany Quarter Sessions fortice town and county ?ao1 of the town of Kingston-opoo-ttOll, wore held on Thecvs? I cbs, day last, at the Guilfeholl, before D. Sykes, Req. Recorder, and Awison Terry, Req. Mayor, J. K. Watson, Eeq. Sheriff, at and Aldermen Bolton, Moxon, Schonswar, Hell, C. Bolton, ful, Thompson, Whitaleer, and Coulson. plc, The Court ...

... LO)NDON POLICE. .XMAtcsIoN-HOUSE.-A poor woman, nam'ed Hannah h, Arnold, appeared at the police room with three female b- children, whichl she had brought forth at one birth, to beg a- relief in ther distress. She had, she said, been brought to 'Isbed of the children on the 12th of September last, but on account of her poverty shle had not been able to afford herself thlenecessary alimtent to ...

... OK,~ IVIUC I 1iVM I U. DiN 5 siit 1'. re At the late Surrey Sessions, Wv,. rzilson, a youth ap. 1m parently about seventeen years of age, was charged with is stealing 2s. Sd. from John0 Dollason, a baker at Brixton. sg -The prisoner was perhaps, without exception, ons of lbe the most impudent young rascals that ever appeared at 2k the bar of a court of justice, and crosa-examined every mn ...

... r f Fl (V thle bll'it B itonl. ) n'The inhabitants of the small village of Cnaleniale twithin a mile of Truro, on the road to Falusouth, were Lialarmed at an early hour yesterday morning, by an g elderly man, named William Andrew, who stated that hiis ewif'e had been murdered rduring the night. The following d is the account given of this dreadful transaction. The lbusbanci, who is 65 years of ...

... KXTIAORKflSARY DISCOVJER~Y OF- TH'IE BODY OF A MURDERED MURDEftRER Af Jter a lapse of Twenty-threc Years. The Worcester Joursol contains a very long and in- * teresting account of a discovery, very simsilar in many of I~ its conllecting circumstances, to the remark~able discovery of the body of Daniel Clark, who wr~as murdered by hisI accomplice in crime, Eugene Aram, in Yorkshire, in thel ...

... ADJOUUNED SRS?ION?. HtWLrjCormTr RATEs.--on Friday last, the orh t opened in the usual form, Mr. T. Thlompson, sol icitor ln peared on behalf of Messrs. Lambert, Wilson, and 5°t'h ,f to learn the result of theapplication made at the Epipha ' Sessions, by Mr. Archbold. [This application 'vaS far r,permission to inspect and take copies ofalicounty rates s,& o assessed since the year 1780, and ...

... CtONlESSION OJF CL.EWE.S. A great lent of addeltiotual evidence wvas heard up to nine o'clock e5 onl W\ednesday evening. ar. Smitih hilormled the jury he had ,e received a c~ttimiii~tCation fronm Mr. Lavender, the governor of ao' Wurreeter gaol, statingr that Thomas Clewves wished to m~ake aa it co'mususlicaeion to theft. le therefore adjourscd thie court to l: Le the gaol. On their arrival, ...

... CO1tONER'? INQUEST. ha An irnquest wras beild yesterday at the Mansion-house, at s0 before Gdorige Coulsoni Rsq- eoroner, on the body of a at of wvoman, aged about 5O, named IalriaJackling, a resident tht of R~oper-street, who was found dead in her house, on Sta to Saturday night last. Various reports respecting' this to ed affair prevailed in th~e town on Sunday, most of tisem T, sffrrming ...

... DR1EADF~UL SUICIDE OF THlE RIGHIT HON. THIOMAS NORTh-, LORD GRAVES. iAt eleven o'clock yesterday morning week, an inquisi- tion was taken before J. H-. Gel], Esq. and a hiighly .,respectable jury, at the Mason's Arms, M4addox-street, FfHanover-square, on view of the body of the Right H-on. rThomas North, Lord G~raves, aged 54, wvho destroyed himn- a self by cutting his throat with a razor in ...