... I Ju. mse w flJ i : I i.u ' I a.t 1.w ~ .j-~~, r;.I Sfi hhdt* ep,s porqlYdto^, hur .t~bi'hr ci!tlet1ibe fthel : se (aie.; Aliibild ^m d to be tia 3 wlhe insbtl1#iit biad eeaX a- ger~I -deelet at ?orismoon~j, wI#Ce *he had. beent dnumiioed' maiay .yaite. -lle llad boi *. ieepdr~r3 atiode in ite ciasiic regiopns of Dnke's p's,'bundsdjtelq! i had beepawerfsted by ' oheObf1irppeoIdI'epbidaaudI -; ...

... Court of itequests, Iwingsgate-stteet. I SERVANTS V. MASTERS.-The march of intellect appears to be developing itself in the principle of sticking up for onae's rights, and whoever happens now a-days to bite their thumb at either male or maid servant, must look to the consequences. Take, for instance, the following cases heard and decided in this Court*- GROOM v. BARKER.-Mr. Barker, a ...

... Unxtraornary suiecide. A working man in Paris, named Dupuis, aged 25, residing in the Rue de la Tixenderie, was lately observed by his fel- low-workmen to be a prey to- the deepest grief. A few days since be informed his sweetheart that. he should see her no more, as he was about to undertake a long journey. The girl came subsequently to his workshop, but could never find him. His neighbours, ...

... £ ~O.~* jJ. 3EIItXlELE:B~bDiIU. BRUTAL ASSAtLT.-JOhn Rieter, a journeyman shoe- maker, was charged with wounding Thomas H0ook, his father. in-Jsw,'to such. an'extent as to endanger his life. The o cA cence took place at.l18,,Berners-mews, on Saturday n1ght. ficate from. the house surgeon of Middlesex Hospital was proe duced, stating that Hook was severely injured, having,eceived about twenty ...

... Central Criminal Court.-Ol 3anney. C haks iWilliams, alias Cartsr, aged 20, was indicted for forging and uttering a check for the payment of 631., with intent to defraud Sir James Esdaile and Co., bankers. It appeared from the evidence that on the 15th Instant the prisoner went to Mr. Beech, a wax-chandler in Lime-street, with a note purport- ing to be written by Mr. Harris, a surgeon, in ...

... cutral cour t.-Old Bailey. The eleventh Session commenced this morning, before the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen, Sheriffs, &c. The Grand Jurors being sworn, the Recorder said that before he proceeded in his duty to call their attention to the duties they had to perform, he had to advert to certain Acts of Pareiament respect. ing erimninal jurisprudence, and to request their consideration ...

... jplo 0 L 1(- - -On Mo1dq three fellow;s nammed wiiam Mathews, -Benmir MoTer, and John Kent, I'tmred with ereelty -and.brutally using a cuw in Charles-streetieovent.gardeu,en .Sanday aorning last. It appeared from the evidence of -aiiVapectable man, named John Ware, that he was proceedingloiag vCharles-street at six o'clock on the morning in question, a wen his attention was attracted by.tbe ...

... f. .u - Al'l'Cueris ofVon~c;enca .afe :not aVike-some are;maatistn- CO.aetmux6, .dia'wz'ilar' Ao .oteram. ,in clatufultt, Codmusi -, -w rui ebedues59. ad umnaro nd4mtartt teduaigxeenteof r~pidhty, gU e . r -andrwmg .jarin,~eei rs~ title- Cra *eacl mue Im u: lieir'utsstiuuie -tIaey q Uawavwnlo4. *Fer .Ini .'tlwmmi *is -av teiretl~ev~bweel~t'l~te;CnsitZiflM 0 tbteidog-OIle in. t~igsgiate~orret ...

... If5nsolvent Debtolra' Court. AN ExcuasioN TO LONDON, ORA YOR5SUIREMAN DON.-Edward Batterfield a woolstapler, applied upon his petition to be dis- charged. He was unopposed. The insolvent, it appeared, bad been arrested in Yorkshire, and with a view to his escaping from the fufy and inveteracy of his importunate and merciless creditors, he came to London, where he gave himself up. All his ...

... P10 1 C :i . WlATrON-GA uDs7l . FATTBRPT AT MURDER.-Daniel and Mary Riley, two offthe finest pisantry, were put at the bar, charged with the following murderous attack upon a labouring man named Collins:- It was with extreme difficulty that the prosecutor supported himself while giving evidence, and the dreadful state he was in, his head being covered with bandages, and his wearing apparel ...

... Court of Requests, *inwgate-street, SERVANTS V. MAS'TERs.-The march of intellect appears to be developing itself in the principle of 1 sticking up for one's rights, and whoever happens now a-days to bite their thumb at either male or maid servant, must look to the consequences. Take, for instance, the following cases heard and decided in this Court:- GRooie v. BARKCER.-Mr. Barker, a ...

... 1nfolveoit Debbtors'; c6t. Williatn Ir ns wasaopposedby'Mr. Nicholls fora Mr. aones ; he was supported by Mr. Woodroffe. It appeared that the insolvent had been arrested sometime back by two, creditors, but that on the 6th day of this month .tbey lind sent a disetharge to the prison, and that during three ,days the insolvent had no delainer lodged against hin, his hearing was fxed for the 12th ...