... HORRIBLE AcCIDENT.-A horrible accident happened at Crew's Hole, St George's, Bristol, last week. A poor woman named Bull went out, leaving her infant, about four months old, asleep in a cradle in the kitchen, and on one of the other children going in shortly afterwards, he saw that a pig had entered the house, and was in the cradle eating the poor infant, and it was with some difficulty that ...

... ACCIDENT TO Sfit B. BRoDiE.-Sir Benjamin Brodie, the eminent surgeon, has, we are sorry to learn, met wvith an accident lately in the Isle of Wighbt While riding he was thrown from his horse with such violence as to dislocate his shoulder joint. Some time elasped before assistance could be procured, but on Sir Benjamin's sending for Ml John Bloxam, of Newport, the dislocation was soon ...

... TRAGICAL EVENT IN THE EDGEWARE-ROAD.-On Friday, about noon, the inhabitants of the Edgeware-road were thrown into a state of great con- sternation in consequence of a report having been rapidly circulated, that Mr Henry Staninought, the proprietor of an extensive public library and newspaper office, had murdered his son, and afterwards made a determined attempt upon his own life. On Thursday ...

... At nine o'clock on Friday mdorning, I-.t1csr ,Staii pwdsght, aged thirty-tive, swas arraigned on the coioncr's inquisition (the Grand Jury having ignore e billt hich had been piqsdnted), 'or tile vwilfil murder of William Henry ?? Stannynoright, ?? prisoner pleaded Not Guilty.-At ten minute's p~ast ten d'clock, Mr Baron Gerney, Mr Justice Williasm, and the Recorder ente-ed the Court, and took ...

... MSANSIOW HOUSE. Tlwo men, named JamesaHolden and John Otteway, appeared before the Lord Mayor, to answer to the complaint of Nelson, the chief assistant to the water-bailiff, that they had, in conjunction with other fishermen, dragged the river Thames with an unlawful net, not less than 240 yards in ?? appeared, from the statement of Nelson, that numbers of poor fishermen have lately suffered ...

... MARLBOROUGE STREET. Isaac Hutton, a private in the Coldstream Guards, was yesterday brought before Mr Dyer, charged with having stabbed William Trinder with his ?? the evidence, it appeared that the prisoner and another man were walking down from South Molton street, about six o'clock on Sunday morning, when the friend of the prisoner got into a squabble with a person whom he met on the road. ...

... GUILDHALL. Mrs King, an aged woman, complained -that the overseers of St Andrew's, Holborn, had stopped an allowance of 2sI per week, which abe had been accus- tomed to receive. She had lived 44 years-in the parish, and had been a house- keeper, paying all rates and taxes, above half that time. She had been reduced through having her goods seized, though her landlord was kind enough to give ...

... 31AeLBOROUGH STREET. Jo/la How7e, otherwise Coriolane ?? Dorville, a pal e-faced young a n, with a flourishing crop of dark hair, arranged in the style of a theatrical wig, was brought before Mr Dyer and MIr Chambers, charged by the parish officels of St George with having deserted his wvife and family. The defendant, a short time back, was an industrious calico printer, earning at his trade ...

... . I I _ ?? Aw AiFFAIR Or Hoiioun.-On Monday morning At seven o'cloclt,-a hostile meetin4 took place in a field at the back or' the Eyre Arms, St John's wood, Regnt park, etween I getea eiding in Park street, Grosvenor square, andCa~ainW. raidiig t ?? cause of the meeting arose fra,. omemony ranactonson ?? Exchange on Saturday. last. When the, parties arrived on the grand Ina reconciliation was ...