... d~oteI~T 01f itEwasuu~u, KINO5GATEZSTREET. The gravity of the diw was most prominently upset by a terrlfic row between an Irish plaintiff fe- male and a Scotch defendant of the same gender-' they met, 'twas In a crowd ; but the meeting of Pltz James and Rhodeiick DAu was not more impassioned, although more dignified: a fairer sample of what might be expected from a couple of Kilkenny cats ...

... ]LOA-Do ?? ?X- r9ppem. Ai VT hNJEW. ATTEMpt AT MdRDaa.-On Monday, tdhiel aid Mary Riey were put at the bar, charged Aith. the following murderous attack upon a labouring man named Collins. It was with extrekne difficulty that the prosecutor supporited himself upon his legs while giving evidence, and the dread- ful staiij he was in, his head being covered with bandages, atd his wearing-apparel ...

... c6tiff bf .- I KiN~5Gkbr-5Thayr. -. The gravity of the Coujrt was most promiineftiy upset by A terrific row between in Irir h talatlff fe male and a Scotch defendant. of the seine gender-- they met, 'twas in a crowd ; but the e tetiig of .Fitd James and Rhod6iHck Duis *ai not mbre impassioned, although more dignified: a fairer 8ample of what might be expected from a couple of Kilkenny cats ...

... COURT OF ALDERMEN.-IMPROVEM ENTS IN THE GAOL OF'N',WGArE. Ox Tuesday; a Court was held for the purpose of receiv- ing the reports of the Committee of Aldermen upon the re port of the Sheriffs relative to the gaol of Newgate, and on other business. Alderman BROWN presented a report approving of the plan submitted by the Sheriffs for effecting sundry altera- tions in the gaol of Newgate, a'6opy ...

... w p rs =~ . I; COURT OF ALDLOMEN.-JMPROVEV ENTS ` IN - T1IE GAMOL ?? ON Tuesday, a Court was held for the purpose of receiv-' ing the reports of the Committee of Aldermen tqrpon the report of the Sheriffs relativeqti the gaol of tewgate, and on other business. ' ' - ,Alderman BRowN presented 'a 'eport aipiovin, of the plan submitted by the Sherliff' for cffecting sundrV .altera- tions in the ...

... On Sunday aftern oon last. between two and three o'clock. a messenger Was dispatched to the station-house in Alarylebone-lane, from No. 44, Montague-square, the snan- sion of Monsieur Durant St. Andre, Consnl-General (te France, whose life was, as it will be seen, nearly sacrificed, 0oving to the discharging of several bullets from au air, or some other description of gun. Immediately on ...

... THU RURAL' VOICE ifleMU.--iTHE POOR-LAWS I . AMENDMENT ACT. . SiT. LEON~i!1, SiOiRDI(iTok!.-THIE PETITION TO TUR1 KIiiG.-A public ves~trywas l.4d,yesterday evening at the Church;lInpursuance of arequiisitioni delivered toithechurch. wardens, to receivew.his Majesty's answer to thi petition agreed to he presented to ?? at the vestry held on the 7th of September last. and on such other business ...

... ' f4CO'ROIa~Ew' UV& . - On Friday last an inquest. wvas held on- the body of Mr. John Phillips. wbn died in the Kings Bench.' John 'Halcothe depoin'd, that sbout nine -lff the morning, he jcar- riad uji'hreakfase to the -deceased, Wbo'-theit appeared per- fectly ifiell,-and directed witellss to leaii'hisbootS, which he did, andl in about 10 minutes returned with them, when, on again ...

... ]LONDON PO LICE. GUILDHALL.-Mr. Wdnitneir t eniered&' iiretie fer, Gher~t-Le- teacber of the French language, who was conmlitted a tew days nefortil'o'bcneaepsb himself to a young shopwomian at Mr. Olutton's, pastrycook, Holborn-bridge. The sureties were a very aged femkiale, Mrs. Sarah Price, of Bridge-house, Lewishain,'widow, and Hyacinthe Lufarque, of Samuel-street, Woolwich, teacher of ...

... THE RURAL POLICE SCHEME.-THE POOR-LAWS AMENDMENT ACT. I ST. LEONARD, SHOSIDITCH.-THEPETITION' TO TEuB KING.-A public vestry was held yesterday evening at the Church, inpursuanceof arequisition delivered to thechurch- wvardens, to receive his Majesty's allswer to the petition agreed to he presented to the King at tile vestry held on the 7th of September last, and on such other business re- ...

... IxiDLE Ex SESSIONS. . ?? - - - - - M~W ~ nv DESPERATE ASSAULT UPON AN Ut.1±JUZIC ur- TE ST. KATHERINE'S DOCKS. TIlE KING v. WM. LYONS. Mr. C. PHILLIPS stated the case for the prosecution, olserving that it wvas intitnt7d hy the i)irectors of the St. Katherine Docks Company. The immediate charge was one of vittlent and outrageous assault, but at the. same time it in. volved matters of ihe very ...

... C OUrT OF RQ TS, 7KING0GAT TREET, (DEconE lMi. CoMisslsONrEaR Dusors.) LODo Joasv RUSSELL'S RAZOR;;-A John-o'-Gaunt- looking barber was summinoned by a little pale-faced tailor, ?? Stokes, for the sum of 8s. W., the alleged value, of a razor intrusted to the tall tonsor to-be regularly ground and duly set. The history of this razor bears-a striking~analogy to the illustrious indiiidual who was ...