... MANSION-HOUSE. Yesterday, a Jew, named Simmonds, charged a young woman, under the following circumstances, before Alderman Farebrother*- a Mr. Simmonds stated that at about twelve o'clock on thle preceding night he saw the defendant, who appeared to be a decent servant, address two or three women of the town, of the lowest description, and was, from the nature of the con- versation, induced to ...

... . a ScANDAroUSINIsUNATioN.-On Saturday night Mr. Baker, e the Coroner, and a jury, composed of the churchwardens, and e the most respectable inhabitants of the parish, assembled at d the vestry-room of Whitechapel church, to inquire into the circumstances attendant on the death of Mr. Richard e Nelme, a merchant of considerable eminence, who has re- r, sided for many years in that parish, and ...

... THE PRISON ,VSIILCTWOft' I 2EviI ?? Two of the Commi-ii nei l'rr ?? :, the new Act, have be, . rb' m'i - J in Newgate, and havc : 4-l. tile;: ilnqu cation to thle Alderme ., >ih, Siwrlifs. 1i6 gaol, or any other perorn, with utl exceri themselves. For the r 112)-,Ie of gamning ledge of the state and h on l I ie ?? the different apartmenS ?? penvuie is tired to rest. Some surprise has beon r ...

... LAW NOTYCES.-THIS DAY. SHERIFFS' COUAIT, RED LION-SQUARE. Sittings at eleven. Dodd v Lutton and ?? and another v Meson- Saunders v Davir-Fennelly v Stacey-Wlllarms v Maugham-Col. Uns v Johnson-Brown v Coupland-Garrey v oasher. BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGi4ALL-STREET. Before Ir. Commissioner FONBLANVOUN. Yrigoytl and Williams, of Little Brituin, at twelve; choice of assigneem. ADMIRALTY COURT, ...