... MANSOSI HOUSE. On Thursday Mr James Woolley applied to the Lord Mayor, in conse. quence of a severe loss arising from a Stock Exchange transaction; and an immediate summons was in consequence served by Daniel Forrester, the offi- cer, upon a very respectable shopkeeper of London, to state what he knew of the ?? Woolley stated, that on Wednesday lie sold to Mr Charles Chapman, the stockbroker, ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY. THE THSREATENIEG LETTER OF DIR LECHMERE CISARLTON, A-P. Tnesday having been appointed by the Lord Chancellor 'or declaring what course he purposed adopting relative to the threatening letter sent to the Mas- ter, in the case of the Ludlow charity, the Court was crowded at an unusually early hour, with gentlemen of the bar, as well as strangers. We have not witnessed a fuller ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, tic. FATAL MISTAKE.-A few days since, as Mr George Roscoe, a respectable attorney, was visiting some friends near Ilminster, Somerset, he was mortally wounded in the following singular ?? house in which he slept being alarmed in the night by a report ofthieves, the servant came down with a large horse-pistol, intending to shoot the depredators; but unfortunately observing ...

... BIRCI against NEALE.-The Rev. Edward Pote Neale, late curate of West Hackney, was opposed by Mr Roebuck, M.P., for the Rev Edward Birch, rector of the same parish. He was supported by Messrs Cooke and Wood. ?? Roebuck observed, that in coiming before the Court, he came to vindicate publicjustice. The insolvent had been convicted of criminal con- versation with the wife of the opposing creditor ...

... MARLBOROUGH StREET. Thonas Adams, a sharp, stout boy, was put to the bar before Mr Chambers, on srspciion of having atternpted to tratisfer the contents of an oddgentle- matr's 'poeket into his gwn. The charge was of addoubtfel nature, and as the b-oy' appea-ance and replies indicated considerable shrewdness, the magiitrate was indu(ced to put some questions to ?? Chambers: Are' your pareits ...

... MitARYLEBONE. On Wednesday Charles Paddon, a youn- man of siabby-genteel appea, ance, was placed at the bar, charged with having obtained halt-a-crown from Sarah Hemington, the wife of a policeman of the D division, under the 1ol lowing circumstances :-It appeared from the evidence of the compinant, that a short time ago a card, with the address of an astrologer, was given to her by a female ...

... LIAMBETH STREET. On Tuesday, among the night charges brought before Mr Hardwick, was a young lady (whose name, in justice to the feelings ofther respectable friends, it is but charitable to withhold from the public) for being found rolling about the streets on the night before, il a state of beastly intoxication.-A policeman deposed to having taken the prisoner to the station-house for ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, tic. SIDE-ARMS.-We have repeatedly had to notice that the custom of allow- ing soldiers to wear-side-arms off duty is productive of serious disorders in other countries as well as in England. The following is another example:- A letter from Ghent, of the 13th of June, in a Brussels paper, says- 'Yesterday and the day before there were several affrays between the soldiers, ...

... BOW STREET. Johnr Dairey, a young man, very pooriv clad, was placed at the bar before Mr Minshull, charged by Goddard, tile officer, with having in his potsedsicia two quires of the. Political Registet, air unstamped ?? evidence of Goddard went to show that at half-past eleven that morning he was-tand- ing near the George and Blue Boar, in Holborn, when lie saw the deferdant pass under the ...

... XANSIO HOUSE. A communication respecting the ship Charee Eaton, lately wrecked in the Torres Straits, was on Wednesday made to the Lord Mayor. From a letter written by the Captain of the ship Mangles, which bad lately touched at Murray's Island, in Torres Straits, it appears that he had seen there white men, who had been of the crew of the Charles Eaton. They were held in durance by the ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, 4-c. SEnlOUS DISTURBANCE AT ST THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.-On Friday week a serious disturbance took place at St Thomas's Hospital. In conse- quence of some misconduct on the part of two students, at a late operation at this hospital, orders were given to admit no one in future without a ticket. On Friday two persons were to undergo the operation of lithotomy, and, in order to ...

... ACCIDENTS AND,,OFFENCES. MILITARY FLOGGING AT WOOLVICkj-Early on Monday morning a private marine named William Saundrv, was led forth into the open space fronting the barracks, to undergo 200 lashes. The equare having been formed, the delinquent was tied up to the halberts, and the drummers commenced the punishment. The screams of tle sufferer were heartrending, and after receiv- ing 100 ...