POLICE INTELLIGENCE—SATURDAY

... POLICE' INTELLIGE.VCE-SATURDAY. (IUILDHALL. G;r'orge Coleman, a young manl who gets his living by csilvassitin for Customers fG- hooks published in numbers, chins cligred with stealin- £P l0s. troin Mr. 13atbbage, of Thor-slton, a villaige situaitetd near Elxeter. Mr. l3abbalge stated that on Tllursday night he went into the Falcon public-house, in Fetter-lanle, to get SOniD! IT- freshinent, ...

THE LATE DREADFUL FIRE AT NEWINGTON

... THE LATE DIRAIDFUL FIRE AT NEW- INVGTON. INQUEST ON THE BODIES. Yesterday, nt three o'clock, the inuqlest onm the bodies of Mrs. Marthfa -lerry, 64, amid Elizabeth Porter, aged 22, whose deaths occurred at the calamnltous fire at Newimmgton, was held before Will iam Carter, seq., thocoroner for Surrey, and a most respectable jury, at the Peacock Tavern, High- strcet, Newingtoln. 'I'he jury ...

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT—TUESDAY

... INvso'LVE.Y7' DEBTORS' CO URT-TUESDAY. ite 'rit MAT'ra.O P 0 IJOOAS STOW11I.. This ngiirr ri ent who hud for yeirs liiortrer it. it counoinof Inform!r. WMs rpprreo)d by Air. CitohO 0an tire Part Ot tile St. Marthi's Im pesuir Joint Stork Ii iartt ioclet'. Ilie rolls qi rr.p.rted by Hir. Wo'odrolie. Tire I rsolverlt, it tpppearer, trod It. (rii FCorrity V t he airove mien tiorrel 5 wrrlty, oan ...

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT—THURSDAY

... CE NTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-TuURSDAY. [Before Mr. Justice Moule and Mr. uroan Rolfe.] Jo/rn Crishoam, agei 30, was indicted for filorriou ly aid- ing and abetting Puter M'1onough in assaulting and ravish- ing BMidget Lamb, aged 1'3. Mr. Payne appeared for the prisoner. Bridget Lamb atated that on the 13th of December lnst 1Ihe wasl living with Mrs. Carrol, No. 1. Gun-court, Cow- cross, being tben ...

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT—MONDAY

... CENIT1R.A L C1L1[11. .A L CO URT- Mo\ [Btf re itie lteco-rer.) CUTIIrI' .ANt) DWOUNlIN. Jospl irr,.L sard indicted fir feltlnlloslyi CIttlrig nind reonrrdtl g Edward W rirrerir, wvit ir tdntt to do LiMn ,Io, grliVouS bditly 't'he Jury found the prisirr aillty of a c iwon rassilt. Sritecc-Intmprlsonmint, wit halarl Iairor, for tiree caleidar months Jiine Hedtilihtcth as indited fir cittiny and ...

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—WEDNESDAY

... COURT OF BANJCRUP'CY-WEDNYSPAT (Before Mr. Commtisioner Hoiroydj] T1 Tlug MIATURg O lEThiT OARB.IOS ABBOTT. This uvas the day tixed for the choice of assignees in the matter of thls banksrpt, who wva described as of King's Arms-yerd, mnerchant, but better known as the defaulter to q Wtroa asmont as one Of the offictot assiances in the-court of Mr, Comwigsioner ?? ' . :- ?? 5 , , L ,, , ,; ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—WEDNESDAY

... POLICE INTEL1,IGENCB-WEDNESDAY. OW.STRiET, A genteel looking young woman, who IaI tile namne of Ernily St, Aige, but who, it appeared, had assumaed various Cantes lately, antl amongst others, that of Lady Dary Ward, was brought before Air, Fall, charged with stealing a silver snuffboX, the property of the Editor of the Farmers' Journal. A great many persons whoam I lie prisoner had victimlised ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE—MONDAY

... LAW INTELLIGVBNE-NOMDAY. t OUl1R OF CIIANCERIY. ItOtGGART'i' VC U'tTTS, 'I'bis 'Was an appeal fora an order ot thie Master of the Rells on a bill of interplea der. In 18M5, Mr. Ilog art, the plaintiff, sold by mituioii a freehold estate at 'inchliey. the propertv of a Alr. Tlodey. It wns puinhased by the de- feunant Cautt, who paid a deposit of £124 into the hinds of the auctioneer. Ot the ...

CASE of JAMES MAXWELL, the PILOT

... CASE qfJAMESMAXWEILL, the PILOT. Itt is hoped that no 11 pology will bi' required for bringin, betore the public the following ease of' extreme distrim, connected as it is with cirennistances whichi must be in. terestig'i tot every enerouns and humane inliivideal nider whose 1iotice this m ay collie:- i thII 17t t ?? of ,'haom bers'.- Edinbfirgql */ ' thereis a nIuraltire. detaililnl anl ...

SECONDARIES' COURT—FRIDAY

... SECONDARIES' COURT-FRIDAY. [Before MI. Secondary James and a Comirnon Jury.3 THEi Ml'TItOlIOTITAIX N'OODP rA.VEtEX'T COMII'AY',- VERTIi t AND ANO I-iTlH V. G(llARY. Thik %vau til OI broug ht by the pillintiffs, tillber- merhans, uL~iiI.tthedefndat, uepatentee of thle Wooed erchiaints (olliy, torcvr br goiodds sold and delivered, and ,lso to ?? damages for the non-fulfilillent of II Con- traict ...

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MONDAY

... COURP OF BRNKRUPTCY.-MONDAY. [13efore Commissioner Sir C. 1. Williams.] TiHP 3AN K 111'It'C Y 0' PlAlltKES AND1 (C0., 0F TilE Gil'llDFORD IIAN K, tN 11 ANTIHONY lE:E. 'Ih ih bei It tlhe daty fixed tor nII nulfit in thiis a Ie, ?? 131.J . le fuelitly been befbre thc court, for thc declhmrition ct diviliileid, ald also for the bauklruplts passiuig his fintil ,xm iuiilntion, a nuimber of ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—FRIDAY

... POLICE NINTELLIGWENCL.-FRIDAY. 1WUILDHALL. Charles Craelenll, the driver of an Oxford coach, was brouglt betbre Sir John Key, charged with assaulting ~ary Annll W'illiams, a simple country girl, aged 16 years, wao had been putunder his care by her friends in the coen- try to be set down at the end of Oxford-street, and directed towards the residence of her friends in Totteniharn-court- road. ...