... THE kiDNA A ATION. I We see that. a Mr. 'Sparke hif- .lbeen wtihe Marylebone polk*~~ Ole' .6;e nbhl ftatsoito~ fo in1ntecilrn'h enpoor, to which we alluded last week; and that two persons, named led' Rudworth and Maubert,, have expended a gqo~d deal of talk upon, the, same subject.Id.. ' ' These persons are the secretary to the society and two of the corn- AJI itteemen, and are, no doubt, ...

... A sS' I i . NORFOLI CIRCUIT. Ie A~iIaSbiRjY, Tuesdfty.-In thle lisi plaius Court Mr. Justice Vaughan addsposied of five of the six nauses entered for trisl. 'rie fir st, ano action i.brosight by the Elarl of Orkney, was Settled between the respectivd a siounsel thle, second was a long and uninterestitig Fiction of ejeetment, IFs brought to recover possession of a farm and premises at Milton, ...

... RXRcuTON AT MAIrDSTONB. The wretched man, Willis, who was convicted at the last sitting of the Central Criminal Court of the murder of Sergeant-Major Shepherd, was yesterday executed upon the new drop in front Of the gaol at Maidstone. Immediately after the sentence was delivered the prisoner was conveyed to Maidstone, and ever since his arrival there he has displayed the same callousness and ...

... The parish of Paddingtoil, In which so many deeds of an atrocious description have within the last few years been perpetrated, has been again the scene of a moot appalling occurrence-sminely, the murder of a female by her Inusband, and the suicide of the latter. The facts of the case are as follow -For some time past a man named William Lovett, a stonemason, In the employ of Mr. hlyall, earner ...

... COBRONBRS' I.NQUESTS. im- THE CORONER FOR MIDDLESEx AND THE MYLBOURNE Ml- my NISTRY.-An inquest was held before Mr. Waklcy, M.P., at the Turk's lent, Head, Charlotte-street, Portland-place, on Monday, upon the body of an y at illegitimate male child, aged six weeks, whose mother resides at No. 1, the Cavendish-mews. The details of the ease were devoid of interest, and a my verdict of Natural ...

... AMURDEROU$ ASSAULT AT MANCHESTFR. MANCHESTER.-Ou Sunday night the neighbourhood of Club-row, Oldham-row, in this town, was thrown into the greatest excitement and eonisternation by the report that a man had murdered his wife. Though not literally true, we fear that ire long the unfortunate victim of jealousy will be numbered with the dead. The following appear to have been the circumstances of ...

... ROBBERY OF FOUR THOUSAND SIX HCUNDRED POUNDS' I WORTH OF GOLD DUST. On Monday afternoon two boxes of gold dust, vlued at 4,6001., conslgred to tire Brazilian Mining Company in London, was obtsined from the whardfisers at the Dublin Steam.packet Wharf, St. Katharine's, by means of a forged order, under the following extraordinary circumstances:- - The tvo boxes containing the preclous metal ...

... L A W. ROLLS' COU~rT.-TtURSsDAY. LITTsAR, v. Taso,%soc,%.-Mr. Craig aipplied to the Court to commit Glennic, thc editor and proprietor of at paper called the Gardeners' Ga- zette, to tihe Flect Prison for a contempt of Court. This applicaition arose out Of at motion to dissolve an injunction, -which had been) granted to prevent the defendant, who is ai nurseryman, and whose lease of the gardns ...

... MlIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-WEDNESDAY. 2Theowas Buck was indicted for obtaining money under false pretences.- I\Mr. Renton appeari d for the ?? 1athelway, servant to MXlr. WVhittaker, of 13, Pemnbroke-square, deposed that a haimper was brought to her mistress's residence by the prisoner, on the 13th of May last. He stated that he catte from the White Horse Ccllar, Piccadilly, and that tile cost of ...

... A COURT OF QUEEN'S JIi1NCI-L-TOIUTL8AY. Tur QuEEN V. GRFcuozav.-Slr NV. Follett (wAithl w'hom was Mr. lGreenwood) appeared for the prosecution, and stated that this was at vase in which a criminal information hadl been filied against the defendant, the tditor anod publisher of thle Satirist, for having published in that paper at libel reflecting on the character of Mrrs. Hogg, the wife of the ...

... GUJLDHfALL. CURIOUS APPLICATIONt.-ODS Monday a barrister applied to Sir John Key for a warrant against a solicitor for assaulting and ill-using anothet solicitor's clerk, upon calling to pay him 1201., the amount due, under a verdict, with the ?? barrister having desired the complainant to detail the circumstances, the clerk said he called at the solicitor's office to pay the claim and costs ...

... A WIFE ,IO 1' BY HER HUSBAND. hau Henry Corderoy, who was brought before the Mayor and borough ma- ha gistrates ol Thursday the 6th inst., charged with wilfully shooting, with pa: intent to hill, his uife, and who ?? remanded until Moaiday last, again Ti undern-ent exaiination on that day, at the mnagistrates' room, in the pal county gaol, when the depositions of the ?? witnesses were taken- ...