... I I . IRA. I- MAx 2. - sides, idtlmJ frat the fis of the ase, 'iiiti 1 be-utedis idebplorchat:uj0oate y h aosalng as that e repr pte'4btobe,t wiith ihe weatberpfine gm*idelear, and the imoi sihinlng' ibirjht-sch e ;morninig $hafhe ligiuit df tfie steanter iould be. . 'seenl.wo millesoffany, suchacldeat should have 'o ccurred, by which not; Iby:'.jiipertiy wa de- ,tstuoijed,biyt tbree ...

... , ACCIDENTS AND .OFFENCES.; BACTS DOOR INyLU eNC ES. --TIheC ISa l ittl '() tale of, scandal cur'rentin.the West End and so gneranly taiyifoedver that there can 'be no objection Wtout notiling'it. ' 4t Is saidlhthat a ,nxembibr of.the legislature, passing by'one of those. oilk mercer's . shops, in ,; Westmipster, wbhicn have two efniiaances, each. in a different stteet,' remairked'his ...

... N.PWCASTLE P)LICE. - - L . - . . .N bATUiRDAY,J -.1 LN 2(O.-Before Messrs ALI). B3ATSON and ..fme~s Pearson was convictedl of picking thle pocket of Thomas Paisley of' his purse, centaining ei-litpenee halfpenny, in anl entry leading down from the %'w-road to Sa~ndgatc, onl Friday night. 'Ehe prisoner, who is a, boy abont 12 'years of age, and has only been three weeks inti 'tln' iaviugi cbme ...

... ATTEMPT OF THE PRISONER GOULD AND THE CONVICT BAILEY TO E ESCAPE FROM NEWGATE. I I . - .. On Friday a rumour was circulated at Bow-street that the prisoner Richard Gould, who was recently tried at thle Central Criminal Court for the murder of ALr Temploman, and whose subsequcut apprchension and examinatioli must bo fresh in the recollection of our readers, had attempted to effect his escape ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF POI8WINNG. ly. e'- On the afternoon of Wednesday .vweek'a reprt was spread in the neighbourhood of Pin.mill- le Brow and Great Ancoats-street, - that a young sA man and a young -womiai had..lsoned tIeni- e- selves; and the utmost qxiltement was in..con-.. ,le sequence created. 'On i qir, t~was ascertatined i,,. that the report 4a bsit tdi. rte,1 de ±a edl. tl ' r, young ...

... A¶E- - I- --- h - - . MPTI'QjA8SA~$I~f~. M QTJ~EN& PRI~O~ ~L1~wii : pages,-nd .another b yet erbj_ nh le: wa Jhande'd otveiL tou twd -of th~e metropoli~ta~n.police, who conveyed him tothe-aeen'aBqiiia, P.-. : -lice Coui-.- 'H~er M~esl 'carriage sustained- no delay, and movd on up Oonstitutlonbill. at the usual pace, and by halfpastsix badarrived rat tbe Duch'ess of K[ent sZ, -lnges~tfiie ...

... Tuesday forenoon, between twelve and one, the neighibourhood of Compton Street, Clerken- Iwell, was involved in the utmost excitement and consternation, in consequence ofa mostappalling murder and suicide, which were committed by a man named George Gingell, upon himself and his wife. It appears that the deceased persons were observed by some of the inhabitants of tke neighbourhood walking ...

... *1..-AADICA SMAPROPER,' I A DrALOtU3 - TS IiA -RIE D . (Froemth Specat or., ,.Fiend.-Atpretty.titade:.against ihe Ridicais yqui are keeping upl Why let me ask-you, wh-aget..aiOU ?ArAeMn'tou Radcl, '- ' 1 :Dona~'tyou wrie yorefd lkRdcl Writer.-A Radical, I hope, in the'ptoptr s5pB) pf ,tb.-heMprdS , But,.pMsIII,.uith- vords - win dWto yo 5 r turl1 '4*ntniwy;itoughi lows, that 1nevertir.0f. ...

... ,;.CAPRICESSOF JUSTICES' JUSTICE. (From thcEXami'wr.) At the Hattpn Garden Police -Offc -a .young man was charged with having been In the prac- tice of writing obscene, and infamous ,words on the walls of certain places in Grey's Inn, and vile inputations on the charateers of gentlemnen of thelna. He deniedthe charge,and tvo witnesses having proyed tbat the hbndrwriting was his, -heturned upon ...

... - ATTlMPTITO ASSASSINATE QUEEN & PRINCE ALBERT On Wednesday evening week about U o'clock th tQueen whdi inafAtheblleftBueCkngbhniPba W~~ ~~ UY Sh ofm mu ent. roeUP i Bulledtopay a visit to thie Iuc heo ant th- 'drei trom~ i Ui backe a be gate EIiand. ter the carriage ad issued from t, bad proceeded some short distance -uPad.bystitha tion-ill, so gos to be quite clear Of the crowd, a, yon an, ...

... FRIDAY, JUNE 5. J. P. 1obson, late schoolmaster in this town, was broughlt up for ro-exainination this day on a charge of forging the nalie of Mr G. B. Bergna to a letter sent to a Londoii jewellery firm for a considerable amount of goods,to be transmitted to Newcastle in the way pointed out in the letter. The case was briefly gone into on the Monday preceding, when Mr Coxwell appeared to sus- ...

... f ?t?flL?OATIOW bP ?'BLASPHEMous j -to-adldress a~ fevwodto.-.the court,. thu-mote esticiallyito'introduce an affidavit miade by-tbe defendantt to place himfelfinthatsit tlo iAe- forethelpublic in wbich'hetboughtheougit be- placed. In it tbe 'defedant stated;;ithat, having seen a discussion-in'the Hoase of Lords relative te these publications bhe, looked over his stock,;and then discoiered ...