... WESTMINSTER G9OUIT OFk RE!.ESPSS A VERY PARTI£CULLA YOUNG MAN.- Mr. it w KLettexidge, said a little tailor, tMeadin?, his way through the crowded court to the witness box, wont ex I pay me for this waistcoat, drawing one- of a flausbean sh, pattern from his pocket and spreading it on the rom- you missioners' table. will II ertainly not, said Mr. Ketteridge - C 'What objection hawe ...

... HKIIRUSH PETTY SESSIQNS.: We sot down, an'-it took a gallon o' spirits to eF. plain ?? Legends. AN ARBIsTRATioN.-The lower classes of Paddy's- land possess an inherent aversion to transacting matters of business, demanding deliberation, without liaving what they call I a dhrop on the head ov it.' Poor Pat thinks it quickens the perceptions; and, among many other admirable results, tends to ...

... [This article was omitted last ueclfor wlant of room.] On Tuesday evening week, pursuant to adjournment from the previous Tuesday, the committee appointed to investigate the conduct of Goulding, in reference to 1 certain charges made against him of being a police spy, took place at eight o'clock, at Lunt's Coffee House, Clerkenwell Soon after that hour, Mr. PEAKE was called to the I chair, and ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-SATUIRAY. MANSION HOUSE-TEE CITY POLICE COM5ISSIO0NER AND THE GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.-A subject of considerable importance, as regards the disposal of persons found destitute in the streets at night, cane on before the Lord Mayor, and was by his Lord. ship referred for decision, as to the principle, to the police committee at Guildhall. It will be recollected that Mr. ...

... SINGULAR. CHARGE AGAINST THlE SOCIALISTS. The M1aneJester Twines, of Saturday, contains a long report of proceedings at the Borough Court, on Wed. ner.dy, Thurtday, and Friday, in the case of inform- ations laid by the Rev. Mr. Kidd, incumbent of St. Matthew's Church, against three persons named Peter Catters'l, Isaac Higginbottom, and Richard Ward, connected in some way or other with the ...

... r TuE QUEEN'S BONNET.-TIlE JACICDAW IN PIIA- , COCIE'S FEATHERS-Whiat iscalled the fashion is as fleeting and evanescent as a summer'g cloud, and, r perhaps, more so with regard to bosnets than any other a article of wear, either male or female. Pasteboard I pyramids are in vogue one week, and pigmies the next. e The IDwistable haycoeck is succeeded bythe Leg- f horn squat, and the humble ...

... AMEEEPkRI [ . .S9TN HES lIAER.T A - A&lquestxasa heldi on Tues day eirng lastjit ( the residence af W. N. Nicholson, Esq., oft Round- Wi4 hay,,near Leeds, on the body of Charles George of .Thompson3 gamekeeper to S. Nicholson, Esq. of' Roandhay Park, who was shot on Sunday night m last by she first-mentioned gentleman, in whose WI service, it would appear from the evidence,h e also is. The ...

... CROWN COURT-Saturdq, Hard .7. (B7efore Af. ..Juse Rrekf6) BURGLARY AT GUlISELY. * peer RACE,' 21, was indicted for a burglary at Buise- iy, by breakistg tnto the ?? ef Win Smith, wdu stealing therefrom a silver wath. lidr. ADOLPISUS appeared for the prosecutIon, and ar GREGORY LEVELS for te defence. The circumstances of the ease were, that en the 18th of January last, the house of Win. Smith- ...

... Id BLESSING OF THE NEW POOR LAW ACT. to THAMiES POLICE CounT.-On Thursday, two wo- men, namled Elizabeth Gander and Elizabeth Clark, paupers belongilng to Wapping Workhouse, com- et prised in the Stopney Union, were brought before Y Mr. Ballantine, charged with being disorderly and d acting contrary to the rules of the house. d Suiton, the master of the house, stated, that a few inautes ...

... 5004t lutelligmeto . I I gh LIVERPOOL ASSIZES. CROWN COURT-SaturdaY, PW i1, tch (BEFORE MR. JUSTICE COGEITWL) .) tell The HIon. Henry Sydney Plurnek¢, Hens/ Cash, and John Bergeii, were indicted for having, on the lIe, I1th March, at Wigan, assaulted one Henry Farn- t is worth, a sheriff's officer, whilst acting in the die- ge. charge of his duty. Mr. DENMAN opened the p$Adings. ra- Mr. ...

... 'EWECT8ol MANO IN IBELAND, ' It wil readily ?? that the abstiaetion of haf a million of drunkards-feem -tho.population mfsst- exercise a very decided influence on the statistics of the Province ; and, accordingly, we fIndI cnieal fullinw off in the duties on spirits during tho prtt year, 8nd an increase in those upon tea and other cciseable articles. We could also refer, 'with the greatest ...

... I INTRODUCTION OF THE RURAL POLICE INTO THE WEST-RIDING. On Tuesday, a special adjourned Sessions of the Peace for the West Riding of this county was held at the Court MuogCa in Wakefield, for the purpose of taking into consideration the establishment of a police force under statute 2 and 3 Victoria, cap. 93, ih the whole or any part of the West Riding, and for the transaction of other special ...