... NWRTHlEIN, ecIILutlT-LANCAI-ITLn. MON>D.\. [130fte ?? J Ustice ('CO.I ?? iC.) oO, W . IAdIllAt 1. W tiIClIT. Ihtie ?? lor tF e deteedlit haming been concluded *.lsortly atl(l the ope ring of the court on ?? niornmig, Mt. (lt iLI.I 1)'jlrlieedelitoa l,lrcsctlhe juiy for the plitintifl. ?? ti eot.i . terocy ol tlu testator had btien ( ndodevoute(t to loe ?? tedl ?? ]L,;,Yrned, ( 'millsel for ...

... ATROCIOUS MNlVURD-tt (OFA RESPECTABLE FEMALE AT STAPLETON. aBRSTOL, Sept. I2:- -We regret to state tiat. the imnme- ;diate neighbourhood of our city has been made the scene of as brutal and cold-blooded a murder as any which dis. graces our criminal annals. On Saturday afternoon, in- formation was brought to the St. Philip's station-house that a woman had been murdered at Stapleton. ...

... 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 ...

... I MIDD)LESEX GENERAL SES.SION._-Sm. 22.1 APPEAL DA t. [Before Mr. Sergeant ADnAMS, Chirnan, and a full Bench of Magistrates.] ?? Br3whes appeonle'l againist a conviction by M lessn.s llroughton and (rove, at ?? for enieavouring to force XV illinin Baylev, a person carrying on the trade mlid business of a goidbeater, to make Ha alteration in his mode of regulating and carrying on his said ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, 6rc. A LASUI5JNG OUTRAGE.-_Daring the Iastfew days several of the nobility qnd.gentry residing in -Harley place; Regent's park, have been thrown into the greatest conkernation and alarm, ow ing to the following diabolical and mischiuvoss practice. It appears that in the evening, soon alter dark, many familie,.vw hile sitting in their drawing rooms, have been surprised and ...

... 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 ...

... SURRiEs 1'SEhSSIONS- jl/DxEpISD.A ?? [Biefore R. HI } i li, u nd a full Bench of Magistrates.] Jo/in II it/iiriiri rms JI/ira Harst le herills officer, Rrol the proprietor of a opni nging.llouse I (t rsitor-street, Chlan- very-lorne, anui ?? (fIi iY, were lndicted tor niening tour pint pewter pots thie propia ty of two licened victeallers re- siding in the Meiglrbourlrood of Clamberwell. I he ...

... INSOL T'LNT DEB TORS, COURT-SA'rUiUBY. | [liefore the Cniiie C(iiNl ...

... E xN IWO-W, -lip J-ICE c B. - MON SI1O JIOU SE. A young man, rnamed John NoXeyi, was- brought. before the Lord Mayor, charged with! having attempted to-impose upon a sailor boy,.narsed.Frederick Mitchell, by pressing him to buy a piece of cloth for five, shillings, the original cost of which was only one shilling~and tenpence. The LouD MAyort-Why, this is a pretty tradb of yours, Mr. Nbrrey. ...

... CFNTRAL CRIMINAL C(,ORT'-WFFDVESDA ?? fi-efore Lord DFxj IMA and A~l ?? BoANQuiEi.1 peower 1 igrdwes P'eacock, 30, was inidicte-d for forging a mf of ititefcy, o liii intent to deifraud the Governor and '-ii paney of tile tank of Eniglanid. II I; tltentit ivs ItII~o isiiid Ito be to defraud William, Addison Fouintaint atd Williamn Watkins, and the indictment, in) ether ('01nhl1, eillt\'ri~ ...

... (O(?ROLIvS INQ UESTS. ANN ULL Svns\DEAI I(I r A CLEPOYMAN-A I enth'--ned r ~ et y ito0 ttl c urcumstun ces itattending tle ch alt] ot thle It lIen%. Jacree King, V'ica of Haiwkudon, n~ear Bury- St. El1- (10 moD~t, Stt~h~l.and late one ot thle tutors at Quieeii'o ColleIge, 'CIt liui tie, No't Ito 'aii'-ovve. ed in it 6 ing~ Ablle, en T1 lis C dvl~t 1is neair thle ovenu leaI dinga to Xen'--n ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL C(OURT-SATURDAY. II eefore Lord D)E't IIA'N and AMr. Justice I~iootoueT.] C (T I lING AN 1) MAI ilINXG. Virithrth Fietist r was indlicted for feloniously cutting and ao uoln dtg %)tI i lins wci h wit ii intent to trilion aid distb I e lIIuI I Alr. DOcAN F andi Mr. aitc. 5IICippearedl for thle (letenrcc. si Willtamn Webb :I nu ta carnion, and on the 24th of Augulkt IL I was ...