... ?? HOUSE. We alluded last week to a case in which the Lord Mayor Winchester had particularly distinguished himself, and which arose out of the singularly gross conduct of the majority of policeen present at the political meeting in Bishopsaate street, for the sole purpose, as would appear from their conduct, of snatching away the boards and placards from the Reformers, and endea- rouring to ...

... MANSION HOUSE. A carnhiin vas charged by Merilies, th tetk eer 7ith having treated a horse in the mnost creel manner. The poanaawsdrawink a wnfghn withi two tons oh-6 hundred weight of loa iitanth wgonitself could not be less than a ton. Tedfnatddntcsirthdspa teauge made hy the hoise. to get along quite as mch as could hemaeanhihm popen the back, where it was raw~ with tebutt end of ...

... DEATH OF HENRY DAVENPORT, ESQ.-We regret to announce the sudden death of Henry Davenport, Esq., the second son of John Davenport. Esq., M.P. for the borough of Stoke-upon-Trent. This gentleman was out hunting with his own pack of harriers in the neighbourbood of Norton-in-the- Moors, yesterday (Friday) morning, and was mounted on a horse which was considered a perfect hunter, and which he had ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MONDAY. TEIE KiNG v. - LucAs, EsG.-This was an indictment against the defendant, for an indecent exposure of the person in Kensington gardens, on the 1st of August ?? was no counsel for the prosecution, and the witnesses were examined by the Court.-John Turner: I am a corporal in the Coldstream Guards. I have been five years in the service. I know Frederick William Lucas ...

... MAESION HOUSE. -A yonag woman of very respectable appearance, the wvife of a German me- olse, was broaghthiefore the Lord Mayor, charged with .havipg attempted ti, eonnanitsn66Iffte, 1,y a desperate attempt to drown herself. The neighbours o ithe hest terms-of the defendaut as a wife apd mother; and when eia JMVZralced to what was this lamentable paroxgysm attributable, sai fhat her hnsband ...

... GIUILDlALL. Henr y Jackson, a private in the second battalion of the Fusileer Guards, was charged on Monday with committing an assault, and with attempting to draw his ?? Alderman Pirie said, as the prisoner's conduct would be reported by the Serjeant to the Commanding Officer, he should leave the matter in his ?? prisoner was then discharged. Charles Arewland, a private in the Coldstream ...

... - A dreadful hurricane took place in the town of Marsala (in Sicily, and its environs) on the 16th December, the'night of the lnnar eclipse. The hurricane thrice abated and again resumed its fury. At day-break the inhabitants found the roofs and the streets covered-not with hail, but with stones of the sle of a walnut, of a spherical or spheroidal form, yellowish colour, and extraordinary ...

... The subject of the following spirited letter calls for the best attention of the public, for unless members are protected against the practice so forcibly complained of by Colonel Thompson, repre- sentation will come simply to the representation of the longest purse, and the poorer candidate may as well at once give way to-the richer 13, Hanover terrace, Regent's park, August 1, 1835. a Sir, ...

... _ CAMBRIDGE, FRIDAY, MARCH 20. AIPorisEst CaSE O BUERIiY. HENSLOW V. CAN1HAM.-This was a second action (we reported the first in our last week's number) brought by the plaintiff under the 7th sec. of 2d Geo. i, cap. 24, to recover from the defendant the sum of 5001., which the defendant had forfeited by reason of his having corrupted William Thompson, a voter for the borough of Cambridge, to ...

... I EXTENSIVE INCENDIARY FIRE.-A fire was discovered late on Friday night or early on Saturday morning last, in one of the barns at Mr James Hayward's farm at Lower Tuftori, by the side of the western road from Whit. church to Andover, at Hurstbourne Park, Hants. The fire-engine from the Earl of Portsmouth's mansion did not arrive in time to prevent the destruction of two barns, which were ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-APPEALS. MALPAS DIvoRCE:.-Mr Wigram addressed their Lordships on the part of the petitioner, Charles Malpas, of Leamington Priors, who prayed for an act of divorce to dissolve his marriage with Isabella Bowness, formerly Smith, who had been proved to have committed adultery with John Campden Cawley, of Keppell street, Russell square, in a trial which took place in the Court of ...

... VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, SATURDAY. The Vice-Chancellor stated this day that a Master had been appointed in the nslal manner to visit the Fleet Prison at the times mentioned in Sir Edward Sunden's Act. The omission of the usual report had resulted from an accident. it was right that this fact should be understood, and it was just also to add, that the Lords Commissioners had foundi U pon ...