... has recommended galvanism to him ; and Mr. Halse, the eminent medical galvanist, has the honour of atteuding on his lordship for that purpose. COMMITTED TO THE NEW PRISON, DEVIZES.— James Wells, for two months, for having assaulted and beat Sander Wilson, master of the workhouse at Devizes—Wm. Dennis, John Brown, and Henry Rawling, for two months for vagrancy at Figheldean—Samuel Cotterill, ...

... CoCNTux.Ry to our expectations, M'LEND has been ac- quitted, and discharged. 1t1r. GROGAN has also been given up,-andl thus far it -would appear, that our relations with the United States are reverting into tile calm current of peaceful security. But we must remind our readers, that the proceediags raise a question, vwhich must be set at rest before those relations can really be considered as ...

... DREADFUL MURDER OF A WIFE BY HER' HUSBAND, IN LIVERPOOL. I At nn onet - ?? _ _. ?? -- ?? . I At an early hour yesterday morning, on appalling murder was alleged to have been perpetrated In pleter-street, in ?? town, by a tailor of the uanue of Owen Leonard, upon the person or Iis usforturrate wife. Trlh partieo occupied the bouse, No 35, Peter.atreet, which is a narrowv but densely populated ...

... DREADFUL MURDER AND SUPPOSED ROBBERY OF A GENTLEMAN AT lIAMP- ISTEAD. D. On Saturday morning the usual quiet retirement of the inhabitants of Hamplstead, near London, was dis- turbed and excited, by the report of a murder having been committed on the body of a man of gentlemanly appearance, whose person was unkniowYn. It appears that on Friday evening, about half-past six o'clock, as police ...

... The Easter General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this borough commenced yesterday morning, ata ten o'clock, before MATTHEW iALBOT BAIN5vs, Esq., - the Recorder, when the usual preliminaries having been gone through, the follo\ ing gettlcnlleti were sworn on the Grand Jury :_ THOMAS HOLDERNESS, Esq., Foreman. Mr. John Astroa Mr. H. Leveit Richard Boyle, jun. T. Alitchell John Bowes ,, W. ...

... A FAMILY LAW SUIT. WIGGINS V. WIGGINS AND OT1rruts,-This was a suit in the Rolls' Court, on Friday, by James 'Mann Wiggins against his fattier, William Wiggins, and also against Meek and others, The object was to sot aside a sale to the father of the plaintiff's life.interest under the will and codicil of his mother, Mfrs. Sarah Wiggins, This lady having a testa- mentary power, by her will of ...

... TIHE CUSTOM-HOUSE FRAUDS. time III 3i So In tile Court of ?? on Saturday last, before LoTd to 101 mi`g Ahinger, and a special jury, the important cases connected wiltl Kings reels the Customniiouse frauos were tried. InI the first, ' the Queml Attorney-Gencral v. Ifurel. tbe imformation, which was under of lio )een tle statute 3rd tid 4thi William IV., c. 5a2 contilned tlireecounts, Distai ...

... ANOTHER HORRID MURDER IN IRELLAlD: i - -, . . . . ?? .I s On Friday last a most savage murder was committed i at Coolfini, in the pariah and barony of Ballyboy and 0 King's Comnty, on the bodies aof two farmers; named hs Iomas and William Sheppard, both of wvhiom weie . nembers of the Established Church; The Shoppaids, ' ii August last, took a farm, from whichafanmilyinamed b Daly, had been ...

... . HULL. POLIJCE COURT. SATURDWAY. Before Messrs. Thompson, Newmarcli, and Egginton. TILL ROBBING.-A young man, nasmed Johl.Jackson, VI was placed at the bar charged with stealing five shillings b from, the-till in the dram-shop of Mr. John Benson. It appeared that there had been a balle-d the house on Wednesday night, which was kept up tffl morning. The b prjeoner was one who was there, and ...

... MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY INI LIVERPOOL. . About ten o'cloeck on Sunday forenoon last, the neighbour- hood of Chester-street, Toxteth Park, was thrown into a state of alarm and excitement by a rumour that a man named Robert Howarth had ficat murdered 1his wife, and had afterwiards com.- mitted suicide. From the facts which had then come to light, and the scene which presented itself in the house were ...

... GREENWICn TIME.-THE MURDER OUT. n- The Rev. John Cumming, who has, or fancies he has td a miesion to put down the Pope, and all belonging to him. of has made a most important discovery,-.t wit, that the of regulation respecting the obtervasce of Greenwich time. fn now so geaeral, is nothing more or les than a grand v, conspiracy, of which Pope Pius IX, that cunning '5' chieftain of the ...

... ' MURIDNR AT PORTSMOUTH D)OCK YARD. -William Atter, one of the convicts at this establishment, has been m committed for trial, charged with the wilful murder of or James O'Connor, one of the wardens, by deliberately t striking him down with a heavy iron-bound mallet. ye l RoBsIri; A JUDOG.-On Saturday night, the residence of of James Espinasse, E-q., the Recorder of Rochester, tti was ...