... P 0 i I c KB. TnE LATE ATROCIOuS FoRGERY.-Our readers will recollect that a soliciter attended on Friday se'nniht before the Lord Mayor, in obedience to a summons, issued in conse- quence of a complaint made on the part of a clergyman, who was some time ago robbed of a bill of exchange, in which a forgery was subsequently committed. Thle clergyman in ques- tion (son of a person of high dignity ...

... jlNSOLENT JDEBT RS COLRT. HEi - .o'0TRhES, LAND .AN .;A;s8iS;w3TAxES, A1;rD m tIR COLs. LECTOiis.-William Dodd Bond, a respectable-looking personage; applied .upon 'hispetition to beveleaserdfomhbisioadlytoubles. He wns opposed'by 'Mir'egswel ; oxiiJit e arit of thb' Overseefs of the parish, of Ealing,in the countysog2,Thillesex and in person by Mr. J ef enun n.',H: was iuppo~ted )by~esrs. ...

... A. report having been circulated that a child was found dead in one of the servants' bedrooms, at the palace, an inquest was held before Mr. Hyde and a respectable jury of fifteen of our fellow- townsmen in the dining-room at the Palace, when, after a very diligent inquiry, it appeared that a female in the service of the Bishop, of the name of Charlotte Grouncell, and who has been with the ...

... .'9ALW.w HATTON-GARDEN., ,TEx NEW Poon LAw AND ITS VXcTnIss.-Ohneofthose distress- UlD5 cenes, which are no*of dailyoccurrence attixeMetropolitan pollee-olffices presented!itself-to the eye of te mnaghstrate. An! elderly -man and a bare-footed little boy, who were almost-re. duced to skeletons from actual want,- applied to the magistrate for his advice under their afflicting eircumstaneci. The ...

... THE LATE -MRDBt NEAW OxLTOL. The greatest ititereps was excited during the progress of the inquest; sverst lianouidred people were assembled al -ut the house. While aie inquest was going on, the deceased's shawl, ribauti, frow her bonnet and gown, were found in a pond in the neighbour. bood, covered over with some stones, by imepector Gerrard and policeutan Leonard. The prisoner is rather a ...

... Couurt of Mequests, IInflgsiate-street. I Among the three hundred and te. cases heard before Mr. Com. missioner DubaiQ, and a very respectable and intelligent jury, th following is a hap-hazard selection. ANOTHER DANIE. !-Daniel Flyn, a very knowing-looding (as far as the outline of his features wetit) blind beggar of the parish of St. Marylebone, was summoned by a depraved-looking, gin. ...

... Court of ilUeque.ts, Cin;5sgate-street. A PATRIARCHAL STOcxBROxEz.-A venerable old man, of the name of Chittle, and who next year will number ninety-eight winters, summoned a wide-awake looking gentleman, in black, for 11. 18s. The plaintiff. whose extreme age and debility excited the com- misseration and attention of the whole Court, stated that four years ago the defendant had employed ...

... ,CMOt N-B81'' IN4WEMTW FATAL OlNimius ACCIDENT.-Tuesday evening a lengthened inquiry took place at the Angel' In, High-street, St. Gilel's. tbefbre Mr. Stirling and a Jury, on' view of Hle body of 'Richard Cooper, a fine youth, 13 years of age, who was killed by an omni- -bus, on Saturday evening last, in High-street, St. Giles's under the following melancholy circumstances:- Robert Rose, in ...

... cen~wa1 4~r~mtma wI.- - - O I ce Irmna c ut-Ol moey E t 'The 24th Sessdon commenced on Monday, tie '24th Instant The fellowiog is a summary of the Calendar, &: .uttering counterfeit coin, and having the m in. psetb. with intent to utter, 10; stealing goods and monies i dwelliag. houses, 7; stealing goods and tmeles from Tem persoti, PA, robbery by servants, 20; obtaining good and Monies ...

... Ientwt crhmtual Court, 01 Baieys, - John Roberts, aged 26, of a most demnure appearance, Ws' dicted for stealing 58 silver spoons and a quantity of plate, cta* value of 2501., the property of Messrs. John and James Tullc, or 16, Miontague-place, his masters. The principal witnesses against the prisoners were Mary AANn SimOpson, housemaid to the prosecutors, who first missed the pro- perty, and ...

... WO]LIC2ES BENEFIT SOCIETIES -The president of a benefit society, held in Aldgate, called The Brothers of Humarnity, was suen- moned before the LoiAd Mayor, for having refused lo pay over to a member the sum of 101., the funeral expenses of the complain. ant's wife. The complainant stated that he had paid 2s. 4d. a month fcr 12 years to the society, and was by the rules entitled to all the ...

... WESTM[NSTER CoIRTS O RQEST A very useful Act was passed last Session forenabling trades' men to recoveF. a smill 'dett wi t' incurring tie iisk of losing thrre' imes the' anolt' in lawaexpenses. The 'measure in qiue8- tion-for amnendingaand extendiig the 0p wrf of thexabove Courts. -comes into operatin on the'lOthlof October nent The following are a~few of the most important proisionsbe:- ...