... On Monday, Mr. Woolley, Accompanied by Mr. Thistleton, the informier, again appeared at the Man- sion-House, to support the information against Mr. W. R. Goddard, which had been adjourned from the previous Monday. Considerable delay took place, in consequence of the information having been misplaced. It was, bowevei, found, and the case proceeded about one o'clock. The Magistrates present were ...

... POLICE' COU RT.-MIONDAY. A liman of the nrame of Juma.,'d 11'(tt, ; svrigb lit i lie tGaliowgatl, wvas placed at the bvir oil a charge oir assarriftisg alt okl dwomailn who lives ie the hliouse with him. Wltt hied goeno into the wouman's room auid called her by a very uigly ianse, wherenunon she li'ted n pooker il order to rid herself of her visitor, who, however, iuickly turned thetables onl ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEN?CE. MAN SI ON- II OTT S1 H AlUI u' la- go Mr. William Becll, one of the Society of ncielis, and U partnier in thle Iiouse of Blld Iand -Neptie w, of I-last, aipplied to thle Lord Manoi fore itearclt wariant for pie inis- in A ddle-sii cci, XX'ood-stme.t, CL-alside, in which hu beliciU( ?? il fraudulently ?? goodS, the property of the firin of' which he \woe it meniber, and ...

... INQUEST ON A B1OY KILLED BY HIS FATHER. An inquest was held on Mlonday morning at the Ma- sons' Arms, Tiehborne Street, Edgecare Road, on the body of Henry Starnynought, jun. who was killed by his father on Friday lasr, under very singular circumn- stances. Itr. Edgar Barker, the first witness examined, stated that ho was a surgeon, residing at No. 40, Edgoware Road. About half-past eleven on ...

... - LONDON POLICETNTELtlGENCE. MANSION Ho ?? Thurdia',' ?? William Bell, one of the Society'of Friernds; rind a pa rtner, in the house of Belle and Nephew, of Belfast, applied to the Lord Mayor, fora search warrant for premises irif Addletstreet, Wood- street, Cbeapside, in which he. bbelieved certain fraudulently obtained goods, the prapert'y'of tbe firrri of which he w'as a member, and of ...

... POLICE INTALLIGENCE. BOWV-STRE ET. 1ISi I-iF ar utBtiE ni -Yesterday Jamies' lodtie alias JoI.o- ne11, Hald '1oOmas Plc ki its ii .j Jttti's, e cre placed ut the bar befote MI. lalls, tor rc-exauiiinitioit, on I charge of having stolen a box of linen front a cart, the property of Mlr. Gireen- wood, a wine-mereloit, resiiling in Fenchttrch-street. It appeared that the hox was pl iced on the ...

... LAWf I\TTEILLGEINCA'. HOUSE OF lOItl)S-AlPPEAIS.-- TuEssIAs [Before Lords 1.Vs srssvsr IV)FftIAN, the Earl of Divou, and other P'eer,]. rTlE EA RIL OF DU RIII AX 1. Ni A. eTOI AN i 011 1flEIS. Tlii case, 'A hick occupied tro lavs in argument, came onl again to-day. It wnas an appeal, it s ill be recollected, from a decision of Lord Chancellor Brougisam, dismissing a petition of appeal and re ...

... lJIDD)LESEX ADJOURNED SESSIONS. [llefoic 13. lovji, Eq.,s and ii ]lelnlh of Magistrates.J (iAMINiG HOt 1 SES. ilt Jie1ttci alias (tlet de Rutter. John Jay, and Ti'lliotn (le'OI i, leere indictedt for keeping a common ctraiing-lionse, in tile parisl of St. .latleCs N estitninster. TIh tiso latter-niarned defenitlattis answered to their names tnal v eie plaurcd at the bar. )c IRutter did not ...

... 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 ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENGCE. ?? a the Lord Mlayorwas en gaged a conidremlde IItime in omplet ug the exanmination of' witnesses against ?? s005, 31art'tbit Precre anti Henry I'rceec, msother and son. ?? asppeaired fionathe factswfiich iw re br-ought forwiar-d, that eI ly intlie month of~,ugust last, l)r. Bell, ofiNewvlroad-street, intnde lavigrwn ccopaiedbyhilaldy; hehad accord- inglyfiail three ...

... The Circuit Coitrt was opened ait Glasgow. oin 0 ' slay, bay Lords9 Gillies an Illradoo anic. There wore, 23 eases brought befnrre their Lordships. achiefly petty acts of theft, for wbiob the parties were sentenced to various terms of transportation or nmparistofrint- Lordl Meodowbatik, on passing sentceceC, complained of the time of the Coroc having to be taken up ith so marly cases of ...

... TRA GICAL E VE In the EDGE 1 IR I? -f.i 1). INQUEST ON THE BOY' STANYINOUGIHT. An'iqet~ bl steordaiy morning, at thle M-ason- Arms, 3 tlbrisrc, desr-oi, t the body of ffleirv `,tanylon giit, j n., who was kii;tadld by hi- fattir on hit tterltet irigul' uiticud -hiit Pi.11o arker, thle tiit stitne- -tted ttdt~ he ta-s~ureon to it No. 10, lleere n ?? halfpa-t des en on Friday moorninlg hie -A it ...