... SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BILSTON. —MONDAY Before John Foster, Esq. Bridget Drudy, Irish woman, was charged by William Dangerfield, agent to Messrs. John and Ed«vard Walker, iron masters, with stealing about 201bs. of wrought iron bar, ...

... to the workhouse. WOLVERHAMPTON POLICE OFFICE ‘Wednesday, April 21. Before W. Mannix, Esq. and John Barker, Esq. of Mr. Thomas Rraddock. of Shareshil!. John Pinson was charged with stealing a quantity of fish, the property Prosecutor deposed that, on Friday ...

... any business again further adjourned to the King's Arms Hotel, Palace-yard, London, to held on Tuesday, the 2nd of May next. Horrible Cask Starvation at Galway.—ln the recent Galway assizes man named John Conelly pleaded guilty to charge of slices stealing ...

... Case dismissed. B U R S L E M.— Tuesday. Before T. B. Rose and Edward Wood, Esqrs. George Grattan wa» fined 40s. and costs for assaulting police-constable John Potter, at Burslem. It seems that a number of disorderly lads had been in the habit of assembling ...

... AL Stanley, Lord ‘lements, HJ Irton, Sam Stewart, John Sir G Irving, John Sturt, Henry C ve, dackson, Style, Sir C Cochrane, Sir T James, Sir W Teignmouth, Jermyn, Earl of Tennent, Hon A H Jones, John Thomas, Col Captain mye Kelly, F EJ Tollemache, P ...

... Protestant church, were reduced Capiwer Cocsctt.—A Cabinet Council was held on Friday residence of Lord John in afternoon, at the o It was attended by Lord John Russell, the Downt ellor, the Karl of Minto, Viscount Palmerston, Chaneell the jor of the Exchequer ...

... Lyme. daughter of the late Mr. John Higginson, of Om Monday Inst, at the Catholic chapel, Forebridge, by the Rev. E. of this town. Mr. James Robinson, cooper, to Biss BM. A. Gmith, beth ‘On the 17th instant, at 6 John's church, the Rev.& Harvey, Mr. ...

... of the town dispensary :—John Phillips, James Walsh, Thomas who were so indebted to him, and in that list the entire amount is | Hardiman, Mary Laffy, John Downes, Thos. Commins, Honor | Lafy, John Summerville, John Burke, John Murray, Mark ...

... and to protect life and property. The Earl of RODEN hoped that the first step taken by the Government would be to get the arms out of the hands of the peasantry. The common laws were not sufficient to cope with the state of things unhappily existing ...

... on the road six or seven miles from that town. ne man who saw them thought they were “ sweet- hearting,” as Layton had his arm over his _wife’s shoulder. When they reached the spot above referred to, Layton put a pistol close to his wife’s forehead, the ...

... for a new wri it for Horsham, in the had been determined to room of John Jervis, Esq., whose electi n be void. ‘After some desultory discussion upon this motion, for leave to Sir JOHN HANMER moved, as an amendment, bring in a bill to inquire into the existence ...

... of Commons relative to the conduct of Lord Cardigan, in otderiuga private of the Human to be flogged on a Sunday. MAY. 7. In the 'Gazette of this evening the official accounts of the success the English arms in China are published. 10. The motion of Mr ...