... Execution at Misbon.-Horrible Cyimes. Inhogo Alves, and Celleirl, one of his accomaplices, expiated their enormous crimes on the scaffold,, on Friday, the Ith tilt; The crowds at the pIlace of execution, and along the streets throogh which the men *wero led, exceitil all that had ever been seen before. It seemed as if the citywd poured forth its whole population to witness the mournful ...

... ThTQIXSTS ir 0 (Before J. B. GRzignoo, Esq., Coroner. a- On Saturday, at the Bear Inn, Hotwell-road, on the body ve of Elizabeth Loveridge, aged five years and a half. Con- le siderable interest was excited in this case, as it was reported v. that the child had died in consequence of having been im.- id properly treated by the medical gentlemen attending her. rs The following facts, adduced ...

... POiZCr ZNTMMYAZGENCE. Magistrates present: Messrs. Ricketts and Lunell. . Mary Keiniiw~as'charged'with stealing two handkerchiefs, vthe property of Wmi. Bryant. The prisoner, it appeared, had re~eatly left the service of complainant, who, baving missed l several articles, suspected her, and obtained a warrant to , search her premises;, but as nothing was found except two rcotton handkerchiefs, ...

... FP-Ltq ZvTE'Z~TflLE. , : , n ,. Cocrsvorxlousgc, ,BsRISvO, S4TrrJDAYr. Magistrates present Messrs. 1MBayne and Wood. F Wiliam Clay, remanded on charges of stabbing a young woman (with whom lie cohabited) and policeman 177, was brought uo for furthbr eatmination. The constable, having been sworn, stated that on Saturdayg night he was on duty in Stapleton-road, when he heard cries of murder ! ...