... Jre a1 ILA C IE. CURIOUS CASE OF PROFIT-MOXGERXnG-Dgpyncn or tXiua SYsTsM.-A young man, named John Norrey, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having attempted to im- pose upon a sailor boy, named Frederick Mitchell, by a new sort of deception. Frederick Mitchell stated that the prisoner walked up to him in the street and urged him to purchase a piece of striped cloth, which was a ...

... JPOJLXCB. DOW-83flENT. r On Monday three fellows, named Williamn Mathews, meiijamin Mortimer, and John Kent, were charged with cruelty and brutally using a cow in Charles-street, Covent0garden, On Sunday morning last. It ppeared from the evidence of a respectable man, named John Ware, that he was proceeding along Charles.street at six o'clock on the morning in question, when his attention was ...

... (Abridgedrfion the Worcester Journal.) The village of Arely Kings and town of Stourport were thrown into a state of excitement on Saturday morning by the discovery of a murder, committed on dhe body of Joseph Hawkins, who kept a huckster's shop on Arely-common. The deceased was old, and lived by himself; he was always considered a peaceable and well- disposed man, and was accustomed to attend ...

... .'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 ...

... Iurrey -Goebis Quarter. Sesions* These Sessions dammnereed on Monaday morning at Newingtou. Rdwii S iuabei.ged- 13edy, persisted in pleading gulty to ali indictment, charging him t ih riaving picked the-pocket of Daniel Hatch, during Camberwelf fair, af a silk handkerchief -Theculprt was attired in the p1ison rlotbing. Mr.Keene, the governor of oreemonger-aiei gpaol, stated that the prisoner, ...

... 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:- ...

... CORONERS' INQUESI'S. j For the last Feew days the villages of East Wickham, M-elligg, and the vicinity, have been thrown into a state of great excitement i. in consequence of a rumour that a labouring man, named Joseph. Taylor. living at East Wickham, had murdered his wife by , severely beating and kicking her. On Monday the coroner and a highly respectable jury assembled at the Nag's Head ...

... AjrOJulI C. JLI END~gS-0{SIORX I. . gi CURIOUS CASE OF PaofIT-MON`GEti1 G-DnFEF4c0 OF T. SYSTM.-A young man, named John Norrey, Vwas brought f ,before the Lord Mayor, charged with having attempted to im ta pose upon a sailor boy, named Frederick Mitchell, by a new sort of deception. t Frederick Mitchell stated that the prisoner walked'up to him in the street and urged him to purchase a piece ...

... (Afrridgedfrom the Worcester Journal.) The village of Arely Kings and town of Stourport were thrown into a state of excitement on Saturday morning -by the discovery of a murder, committed on the body of Joseph Hawkins, who kept a huckster's shop on Arely-common. The deceased was old, and lived by himself; he was always considered a peaceable and well- disposed man, and was accustomed to attend ...

... 'The immediate neighbourhood of Bristol has been made the scne caer of a bloody and brutal a murder as any which disgraces our cris A mat ;nnals. On Saturday afternoon information was brought to the St. Philip's station-house that a woman had been murdered at Stapleton. Immediately ir. Inspector Garrard repaired to the OCC apot, and was speedily followed by police serjeants Alexander and £l ...

... -. 0.116,110 :,-O. ? S? ?wl 1TH N{g: ltoa. LAW AND .ZIXS .V ZcT1M8.OnBof th0Sej5$tne5 g scenes, wihieh are rnow of daily occurrence nt the Metropolitan ~Polieeoefllces e presented itself tohe eye ofthe migistraiei. An elderlyman aa d £ barevfootedit boy Ioy,-- -ohe were'ialmostre- ducedto skeletons from actual want,.opplied .to~the magistrate for his vAvice undertheir afflieig circumstances. ...