... The Town-hall, with its splendid suite of room*, the statue of Canning, the view of the town from its summit, Ac. Ring at the west door. The Exchange News-room. Speak to the master, and pass quietly through the spacious apartment. Bee the monument to Nelson in the quadr ingle. The Lyceum News-ioom and Circulating Library at the bottom Bold-street. Speak to the resp ctive masters. The Atheraum ...

... (From the Timet Friday ) The failure of Messrs. Tanner and Ward, leather was announced,yesterday afternoon. ThrirESSi;?* £55,000, of which,£2s,ooo consist of some time they have been struggling with trade, and not expected that their assets more than 10f. in the pound. The connexions *?'.v firm are said to be wealthy. * Ions of the Letter* from Glasgow, received yesterdav announce the susi ...

... I - * COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, DUBLIN. d JOHN MARTIN, IN ERROR, v. THIE QUEEN. The Court sat at half-past ten o'clock on Monday, and proceeded to hear the arguments in this case. The prisoner was present. Sir C. ('Loghlen spoke at great length in behalf of the prisoner, contending that the e conviction and sentence ought to be quashed on various if grounds, two of the moot material of which ...

... jRroccebi.no$ ill the 34ull volict Q?Ollrt- SATURDAY, FEn. 5. I Before the MAYOR, Mr. EGGINTON, and Mr. NEWMARC11. STEALING A TICKET FOR THE THEATRE.-Frederic Medd, errand-boy to Mr. W. Stephenson, was put to the bar on this charge Complainant said, that on Thurs- day last, the prisoner had taken a gallery ticket for the Theatre, and had used it on Friday evening. From know- . ing the ...

... I'rorearbigs in te iultH Police &tout. FRIDAY, October 29.-Present-Axr. FIRoANX. Join Fearriss, remandled yesterlay, on the charge of defrauding a lad, named Francis Dickinson, of 3s., was again brought up and tile evidence repeated,-He called a person, said to be the brother of the landlord of the public-house to which the prisoner took Dickinson, who deposed, that the latter lost his money ...

... . - I I . . .?:j . I I '.. C?gfp 11 0 ? Intel ligence. t HULL FPIPHANY QUARTER, SESSIONS. e . FRIDAY, DEcEMBEa 31. Before MATTHEW TALBOT BIASEs, Esq., Reeorder. The court was opened at nine o'clock this mioridng.- t STEALING A WATCHg &C.-John Browzn, othervise. a John Bastoe, i'ias -chfaged with stealiligna' silver watch, Y fiv'e sovereigns, six knives, twelve pair of braces, and three s ...

... ?? InI IYPIMSHIRE'SPRING ASSIZ-ES.t et . F , . . , The opening of the ?? of these -assizes took tae r~pace oen Saturday evening last. The. learned Judges, Mr. dered Baron PAuxEe anti Mr. Justihe COLTMAN, errived in York at the a by the London mail trainL, at about a qulafrter-past seven it, sayi it o'clock, ,when they immediately took their seats in the of £7 d Carriage of the high sheriff. ...

... if FRIDAY, June 0. ly, Before the Mayor, Mltessrs. Thompsom, Firbank, Mt.Bds, be anid Ceokmamn, Vol~ YOUiTHt'tiL CIGAR SMOirERS.-Marriti Treidale, Jelin Stark,I .0. George Hickeon, And John Joseph .Siooter, four boys from eight to Ir. ton years of age, werer brought up on a charge of stealing a e-quantity of cigars from the shop of Mr. Beek, in Chariot-street. reA person on the opposite side ...

... LAMENTABLE SUICIDE OF THE REV. G. WATSON, VICAR OF CAISTOR. .jilan On Sunday morning last, about eight o'clock, the Heii iinlbitants of Caistor were ?? info the grcatest coul consternstion bythe discovery that the Rev. G. Watson, A the respected Vicar of that perish, and rector of the nd- adys j oining village of Itothivell, hld committed euicide under T peculiarly distreasitig circiumstrnces. ...

... FRI DAY. It Before Mir. Alderman Gresham and William Firbank, Esq. A WARNING TO APPRENTicEs.-A young lad named John Lo6ft, was placed in the dock on the charge of ab- sconding from his employment. Mr. Carr, a master fisherman, who is; the lad's employer, stated that On Monday. evening :he Chad to sit up for the prisoner until nearly eleven 'o'lbek, but- he did not comie home at Ml. On the ...

... BY H-ER HUSBAND, IN BLANKET-HOW. so On Wednesday last, a 01a0 named Th'lonials Green, dessed ce as a seaman, was placed at the bar, in the police-court, charged do with the murder of hi wie sth police-constable 95, deposied that, at ten minutes past six St this morning tie reccived infornetation that a man, residing illf Martin's-alley, had killed tile wife. Deponent immediately f went to thle ...

... ULL. POLICE COURT.- I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Newmarch and Egginton. TnE CASE 0ol PERSJUR.-Richard Lister and John Ringston, the two men who were brought up a few days since on a charge of perjury, and remanded for further evidence, were again put into the dock. No further evi- dence was brought forward, and therefore the case was dismissed. Before, however, the prisoners went out of the dock ...