... LA I I.N TEJL ./GENCE. %~l~O IAi tt ?? i, c111 ll ,i tif tile ftifr ff30 ?? I, ?? I, 1.1 ?? : til f 2 to idtiltb r N huh M - NAht i'1 'ltit thu ?? 1111' l.,-llxiltl0 vlovrc Val' ' i -\ii Lit t u, i, ?? 1. 'I lt) f~jltlbto:' I lit i I ' l' II to'le ~I 'C ii t 1 ' it t o la gittff1 t'ti I' ?? O w ed1 I lll I I, It 'l Cftwil hi,' 1 iit f iltt tio itile 1IIti h,II t 0IT! II i3'i1.1111,il \j1 ...

... 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, Ac. FORGERY ON THE BANK.-The Directors of the Bank of England had an investigation on Tuesday into the circumstances connected with the transfer of a large amount of stolk under (as alleged)a forged power of attorney. The patty implicated was in custody, and acted as an executor or truste under a will. The amount stated to have been sold out is between seven and eight ...

... We arc ?? diet even Tha Times will, on reflection, alow tilat stateiments impugning the purity of the admmis- trition ofjurtricc-a subjct which of all others ?? to b0 tle 11o.!t delrratt ly hanrlledlamn always %ithlout party views- oligt Lot to find t heir wiay into the public journals in anoniy- ?? airttrority, and wall be disposed to regret the in-ertion in i/e I inies of yvaterdry of a ...

... IFORGERIES UPON THlE BANK 01' ENG(LAIND). Some yeal ago the rnol tm f7,,34 5s. t. wca's te,;te in the I hive pitr (Cnt. (Contolidluitvd Aninutltts ito the maitrriage ,orltioul o0 a yomiLI l dv, in tlhc jize tme of W ?? N aiLills, ?? J, A l;;i-o Fotitatil t caelergiyman, and (George liII,: I I'.:coeuk, ai olicitor, i trai ttes A ten da ago it oNn- diiirilmt tliiti the Mliole of tile, mitt v h ...

... I C IE'r'AL CIRUIINAL OUWI'-S . . If ther i11it 0w ('ithridge,olr wIr) Vrrigt d o 0101 1, isill- View of resortilg, to prii'tilutiof, as~ it tII IM of obtaitltlg at lpisJiiluod, ill thue hOu, nt tt,c piljoliur Maliy 10ous 0. Ott r counits also cha~rged~ ?? Jolny V, jlft keeltlfh, ii Ilitittillfl Ill'- IhvI. ami wittt keeping ii t ?? ci y awl Illt-iiliitl't .i house and thtir %% ei ie al ...

... ASSI,,, IS TE'LLL GI'YCE. NORTHER'1fN ('IC ('I'iI ~t uu Ait rP. f Iefori. 2iMr..1lti-'ie U'tonii til and it Sptoill Jtu3.J 'In II ti the o Ily spe't~if jury cause on tit- lbis, and vkiis ?? to oieni( r liii2t'~o ii tarkn brtoacetie of ra,(i lilt ittteou t ftov pt iit~tlittlfintle working of oetrt nl'in ai- miinbs in the tun ts!.ipi fA AXdftiorton anti Ittaeki oi, Iit tfjis county, of wiv oi io ...

... LAW NOTICES-Tmis D.4Y. ?? co'iur, BA'TINGHALTI-S'REET. IHctr Ye Fti. ( ,lill'iisiii Wmr\' ll :Iml9 in~ul l *TatoiuohX~eil, ut (ire it I'fe'tl(t!.Stti'Cl, (- ' 1 tluaul ¾, ie~lS, ;It onef list examjIhti,,, I t*r, Mr. ?? ut i ~ si r 555. lt'1T3T.iTdkST)T ,) t~ti' Il'ili i't i I s ?? T 11111'S R iTT iiiwh ?? u. 'srt , ?? ?? ?? , Ti ?? I ?? ,. i:so:l. ah:( 'TT i L55Tfit ?? ' Ii:ri.,, 'ir.n: it ( ...

... COUNTY. OF DOWN. GRAND J*tLYT FRESlNTMIENTS, SU.MMEIIt ASSIZES, l18J3. i We find, by the ( Grand Warrant, lately printed and t nowv ii' eourse of circulation, that the presentinr'trts passed] at the lare assizes nttinbci oveione thousand, Sail amoonst altogether to the sum of .£20, 18t3 17s. *2d of which sum fully one-third (6,900, i0lis. Oid.) is made up of items, the granting (f which wxes ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINA AL COU RT-xAniv. II lefbre )Ir. Seig, ant Arai' I,] The Court wit- occupi, d for ,i con-i !eri cr period in rir in ?? id (lictllvet again t thi ee .Remg, %N1ho Mi rC I ,igi d vi;i c in-piritig to iujure tiout er .JLiv, by idclicng hi f lor an 111R ajlt of Wcijell ?? jillZgenI hc 1.31 1 nt been 6uiltv, and by chiareio, hint a.i a receixl *f sijlell gouil-. Tie clae xIt-xI ...

... MIDDlE)] E X ' S AUGt, LS SvESSIO(I)S-.McON I)AY. BE' ?? _r. ?? Ari . ( a, aI nd a fll li3C alt of I he elitl l(( cont,21.'i[0 Ole ?? Iof 113 prisonlers, but tho '11' i . olrt ?? Il mI ll in ! r ilr!, v. lSO)N ' ' V) ?? I'ii !-I'li CH ?? :1 thli t IIO tig i of tlic ivald Juiry, and thc tmO 't ectioII i ol oe Iowiil 'lism lblc-. Ci:'u.Ii~i ( \ 211\1\ ; I1 i.C I :I ia t ' I ! t f ll n it N. of ...

... FLINTS11 I III-, losC I y Atics in SrAIMiilNG M111 INI iENT To K i ?? was at very brutal case. Ii tser ev soe John Cioper, and Alaui'i1 Cooper', his vwilb. 'T1w Attoriicy-U eteral stated the case to tlic . ury. Gill - lie saul thlt thle prirsonsers, John Ce0i)Ler sod Mtiiy Lionl Cooper, ivero clinured in one conui v jilth onilitelossly aO arid feloniously cut~ting and stabbilig Annt 'Williams, ...