... .]4J .fB. On Monday a lad, aged 19 years, the apprentice to a printer, was brought pefore the Lord Mayor, under tbe follow9 !og mclancholy circurnstanCes:- Mr. Henry Sheppard, of Dove-court, Lombard-street, stated that as he was going home on the preceding night,: at about a quarter-past eleven o'clock, he saw the defendant hanging by the-neck from the railing of St. Mlay Woolnoth church, ...

... TflgoI???nt ?iPebtowt ?Couwt? Willian kroos was opposed by Mr.- NIch olls fora ar. 3oneisj he was supported by Ms. Wi hoirdffe, ' It appeared that thb inbiolvent had beebn rrested some time back by two creditors tiu.b iat'l the bib 'day of this month they d sentadsehar~te to the' prison and that during three 'days the it solvent-ad no detalnerilodged against him; his:- ;hearing was flxedfor ...

... Cowoners' Xuquests. - n --- -- --- . MELANCH0Ly DEATH ottoM DESTITUTION.-O Tuesday an inquisition was taken before Mr. Stirling, at the Globe, New Couipton-street. St. Giles's, on view of the body of Martha Poole, aged 48, who died under the following melancholy circumstances of destitution:- The Jury viewed the body, which lay at the workhouse of St. Giles, and they were horror-struck at the ...

... !n elvent ADebtows' Court. . - *U-L vflW W .-AWqw U rv. I William Irons was opposed by Mr. Nicholls for a Mr. Jones; he was supported by Mr.-Woodroffe. It appeared that the insolvent had been arrested someitime baek by two creditors, bu that on -the 6th day of this month they hmd sent a discharge to the prison, and that during three days. the insolvent had no detainer lodged against him; his ...

... Central . we rilumal CCart5 0ld Malley. These Ssesons comitenced on Monday., The Recorder ad. dressed the Grand Jury at considerable lengthand adverted to the duties which they were culled upon to perform. There were two cases on the calendar to which he would direct their atten- tion-viz., that of J wne Hale, accused of child-murder, and Matilda Mary Harris, accused, of arson. With respect to ...

... CeD*WaIA w'Anxiuiil coiawty OIU8.J-OI - -CALENDAR *.:;:f i-we-e-xmt SESSO, 'COI,5MxE~tCIXO DSWJTEr 12,1B86. T A sunntaSrstatement% descriptive-of tbe-varibue'effilacelet with-! hbich tbeiisonera 'ommrnittedt for Critl at the predentr*essionzof- oyer anfb 4-ermineraadQaoIt Delivrery of -Newgate du&t tho other prisODS.wivuiti theJurjdiction of the Central CritainaJ'Court! 5everally stjand ...

... rP haL ItCiB. A NEW WAY oF COOKING FisH..-A black man, named Thomas, who has been long infesting Billingsgate.-maarket, aud for whom nothing is too hotor. toobeavy, was brought befor.e the Lord Mayor, charged ey Mr. Goldlharma tbe-clerk of the~market, with having stolen two pair of soles. Mr. Goldham stated that the prisouer was the most out and out thief in the market, and =ad but lately' ...

... I Court of ioquess, IKIngsmate-streeCt Tari LorEs ovT TIrEM BrlCsaAK1RS.-The Coart on Monday was thronged with brickiuakers, several of whom had summoned their employers for moneys alleged to have been stopped out of their wages. The defence sct up was, that they had neglected to perform their work, and that many thousand buicks had been spoiled in consequence. What do you say to this 2 said ...

... V i C j ''. mAivsoffu Eom ]. ' Alf d6baVrjlm tned Cojs';ho hoa bli'many7yrnb5 hatd!arer ...

... central b.imn Cent% oA maggey. Tiem SessionscormmeneCd on Monday. The. lNe ader ad- dressed the Grand Jury at ecnsiderable lenyth, and adverted to, the doties which they were c'rlind upon to perform. There were two cases on the calendar to which he would direct their atten- don-viz., that.of Jame Hale, accused of child-murder, and Matilda Mary Harris, accused of arsew. Witb respect to the ...

... ? JEW OD, K C M. NA Vv WAT OF COOICING- Fisu.,- bak a, naed Mayor, clharved by Mtr. Goldhain, the clerk of the market, with. baring st'*l-tam arif oes Xr.~Goldlsaia stated that the prismier was. the moost out and. .:jh%!?'ibiefriwthe markets, and had but lately been releasedj.ra~ti thd treadmilflther~ lie iiid been dancing for a.r month -for:a rdb- bery. The fellew was the more dangerous, ...

... centrali x rImpmal, -Con, 010,340ley. These Sessietiocommenced onn 6on4ay. The Recorder ad-' dressed.the Grand Jary at considerable length, and adverted to the duties which they were eoiled upon to perform. There were two cases on tbe calendar to which he W.ould direct tbeir atten- tion-viz., tbat of Jane Hfale, accused of child-nmarder, and Matilda Mary Harris, accused of arson. With respect ...