... I CENTRAL CRIMINA41, Co UR T.-7TVE:. iAY. I i'iefore the Riron c r0t. i .I-ieplt aigjliif~s, 20), '.vti ilii jt.s iior Ii lbit~ .1 ij!tnhty of silk handlkerchliefs, thie poperty if Itr i ( A-r cod ot hers, isn itlavtvlr. [liv prisoner pirtileild gil!t , il i itd MI it 1c , nli t m, la ilercitzil ca~nsider~ation of' tlj(. t tiy Ali. I I I~., ,I. ippelteil for the fircis-Utiou, alli whoyti 1:1.1 ...

... LIA [ It; TELLIGErNCE. ('OUPT' 0)12P N II FIDY iet ~ iltiigsli t''''o1 LAMii P1i 'Mi And Cml(ormenonl .um'ii'-,j Th.~. ise ( iivrl. I: vet 'it eln I l~iomniay, III consleqjuencev ot I.ie el'1.10iiivtiow (it its ililli It ud.J iige in tihe I lutts h I ordt, mili eidi V ii mc I itotimoi', atid dlii (C'ttml Lrmoii'IIm ('uirt. It ;revI ?? this mioiainio.. I'I lilt P, 1. tIiSvj' I,1. ?? I Ite Ai ? ...

... CORONERS' I)QUESTS. T iii IL.A5EAr ?? I Al Roul i ?? after- flloi an inquisition was held at the Europa Tavern, riother- 1 th,, befome Mir. Carter, one of the (coromrres tir Surrey, and it iigilly respertuble Jury, on the bolt' of Suinlon olloland, o ho was killedl by the sudden falling of' tle ehininev shalt of the factory 'if MAers. Christmas, Hart, and Co., in (Chuich. palsage, Rot! ...

... TRIB UNAL OF CORRECTWNA L POLICE. CIASE OF J. A. SMITH, ESQ. MY.P In the Messenger of Fuedlay we gave a ;eport ot the arbi- trary arrest of John Abel Smuiith, Esq., .P. for Chichester, and a pai tnei in the banking-house of ieessri. Smith, Il'ayne, and Sinith. 'I hisillegal act took place in the 1 hotel de Bristol Place V'endome, where Mr. Smith resides, in consequence of the rnistikie of a ...

... FRAUDS OTN 'reN Sroct-Eiccniis.l-a.Considerable excitement was created Oh Saturday riorning week, at the Stock-Exchange by its being made known that a jobber, unrecognized by the Stock-Exchange, and who only did business in the alley of the house, had decamped with stock and money to the value of 12,0001., which he obtained on Friday, being settling-day in the foreign market, from two ...

... TRIAL OF FIEWSCHI, BOIREAU,. 'PPiN, .4JlORLY, alb B)ErCIEI, hr dn A 77'TJ1'.1 ,f July 2S, I 3J, woip' LIFe ?? PIIILIPPEz. a iiiy .tC, 003, 055 uw'411 p 5 .A. C b ( h L TUlF P:I KER S. CON TINUALitiO\ 511 Iii Ii i~i 0!;(1 S10NtIi I, II;. 1 I ihe PI'ai sri '.ti t~pri pit-d . iit to thle acice1.Ut y cii slur- stanees tending to prsos o tire. connuriitons cexsting betwreeri Pepin rind l'iesfhi. ...

... TRIAL OF ?? BOIREAU, PE'NNV, MOREJ Y and BES2 L thER IFI Mr. A L T])..1SJL!'7 Julyi 2Y, 183ti, on the LlrE, !,y ?? PlUi I)I CO I.Ri OF1' 1'FERi;. Co N'tIN VI ION' 01 I11112 lt N.01 SUM' I IA, ?? 31. PltCanus N4I 1 10oie~t, youstaid thLv1 ou had (.1ni'oimt'nt- wsithlPepuinar11 id oercy, undth IatvIIIi i'la h111aliirm11th Iltl, trolal wich1121 vlu Were to qa ii.11111 - I i slt11111 I C) IC ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER, MOSDAY. CL-ATTOCK V. SIAWE.-In this case, which has been frequently before the public, the Attorney-General obtained a rule last term to show cause why the verdict of theJurv, which was in favour of thle plaintiff, should not be set aside, and a new trial granted. Thte rule was argued at considerable length during the present sittings, and to-day Lord Abinger delivered tie ...

... POLICE INTELLIGE.'C'E. G LI IL, D)1 I ?? ?? I o CAI MAGIS I R A TiS. Yete~trd ay 'Mr. .A1' S teal , n oninibti, prlipritlor, ?? bilher. Sr ictter- Latirit, Ill ti- swer at citaplainrt lodlged ii' 1] r. X'aieTtitiati Rulttt't, ot N \ -tv gate-imuket, for cm't'iyintv four more pt't'ngeis in hi~ ii- end om ini lis than !ic w as I icennedl to toke. Alr.M2' Ntimarit prayed ?? att a~stauni tone ...

... COURT OF COMMON COUWCIL. At the comineticement of the proceedlings Ihe lORD MAYOR laid belnre the Court the reuolutioin of the Court et Aldermen, to grant additiuons to the salait, iof thil IReconii r, the (Common Serireant, aid Serlgelnt Atabin, izc. tI t,)( to the Reirorder, and F .n(91 to i ich of the otti eloudzres titiuliill Y. Upon the motiou o Mir. CHIARILIS 'll'AtSON ilth.-,li jelA t ...

... LA W NOTICES-THIS 1)4 v. Vl(E CHANCELLORS COURT, TlINCOlN'S.INN. Sittinlgs at 1t'e. CaryvTvailt ?? v i; Iton, (iitto-Rolothain V Anmphlett-X all ?? v ih.lYaP-lI v \'il-I I.e v Sutlih- wood- Kidd v ?? Wt' ton-tatiner v Scott, Plyt heard; sad Motions. ROLLS' COURT, CHtANCERYL.ANE. Sittings at ten. Illotions I after which the followi ng PItitionis- Llthterland v }ulcber-Warre s Wtirre-Revtlolds v ...

... HATTON GAR1DEN. On Monday, George William Poole arid Joka Edwards, the drivers of two Paddington omnibuses, known by the names of the is Emperor and the 11 Dart, were brought in tustody, charged with furious drivingi and thereby causing the death ot' Mr Leonard Coleman, corn and coal-merchant, and flour- factdr, of High street, Camberwell.-It appears that on Saturday night last, about ll ...