... | ASSAULT BY THE EARL OF EiRROL. PnI rcsqn (b {a A TL.. -_ I OrronnTsourts, OiCr. 4.-The Earl of Errol appeared this 0 morning before the mayor and a bench of mnagistrates, to answer a summons preferred against his lordship for striking a police-constable who was stationed at tile King's Rooms, t on the night of the ball given by the officers of the 16th if regiment, on the occasion of the ...

... CTERDAY. I The Ririht Hon thie Lord Mayor and ?? assessors too eats in the Nisi Prius Court yesterday, at the usual hour, ant proceededI with the revision, of the burgess list of the Castle ward, wvhich tley comnpleted withina brief period. At die close of the rocisioli the members on both sides wero q follow S:-~Lihefills admitted, 216 ; Tories admitted, 144; over, which, if admitted, will ...

... LORD FRANKFORT'S CASE. The further examination of Alice Low, charged with robbing Lord Frankfort of property to a large amount, having been ap- pointed for yesterday, at an early hour the vicinitv of Maryle- bone Police-court was much crowded, and the greatest curiosity was manifested by those assembled to obtain a view of the ac. oused The prisoner was brought to the office shortly before ...

... ELECTION CLERK. Board of Guardians of this Union, will, at their JL Meeting, to l>o holdcn at the Royal Oak Hotel, in Garstang, Thuraday the 17th day of November neit, appoint to fill the ailuation of CI.KUK to the UNION, vacant by the death of Mr. iiAnn llti.L. The preaent Salary £BO, but it has been unanimously resolved by the Guardians, that, subject to the approval of the Poor I.aw ...

... TIHE CUSTOMS' DEPARTMENT-FRAUDS UPON THIE REVENUE. It must be readily conceded that when investiga- tions are carried on relative to abuses in any of the public departments, in a secret manner, any report orsuch abuses, made through private sources, may be at times subject to misconstruction, and doubtless partial contradiction. We were therefore prepared for a host of communications denying ...

... ,nd Chester, Wednesday evening. we The Special Commission issued for the trial of `ae the prisoners charged whith the commission of aer cffente i variouspat of Chieshire, during thle re-, ley opened this afternoon with the customary formali- BY ties at Chester Castle. Tue Judges appointed to ' try the prisoners aire Lord Abinger, Sir E. IH. Al- rtb derson, and Sir C. Cressw'eli. They arrived ...

... O F F EN C ES. COURT-AfRtTIAL.-The result of the second court-mar- tial on Lieu. Lionel R. Place, ot her Majesty's ship Queen, is the bull acquittal, after a four days' patient and laborious investigation, of this officer, from all and every the other fbol charges prelerred against him, which the court in its sentence stigmatised as false, scandalous, and malicious. On returning to his own ...

... L4OST ATROCIOUS MURDER AND OUTRAGE | ON A FEMALE. GLOSSOP, SATURnAY.-Within the last few days, two investigations have been entered into., in the c.ur- ties of Chester and Derby, in reference to the horrible murder of a man named James Shaw, a shoemaker. aged forty-two, who for several years past had lived in the township of Charlesworth, which is situated on ths borders of Darbyshra aund ...

... o Tlhese Sessions commenced ?? last, beforc the Ioin. Lloyd Kcnyoll, Chairman, aiid thc following l magistrates -Lord Kenyon, C. J. e W1rD D Dundlas, 6. B. T. Roper, F. C. Phillips, 1 Esqeuircs, aid the Rev. C. n3. Clough. le 17illinao Coiplftand against Joseph Daciv Roberts, fur assaulting a policeilian in the execution of his c duty. D This case excited considerable interest, par- Le ...

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... CITY OF LONDON. The proceedings of this revision court on Saturday gave rise to the discussion of no question of general interest or importance. .Wvilliam Pinnican claimed as an occupier of a house in Vine-ftraet, and the claim Was objected to by Mr. Marr, for the Conservative party, on the grounds that the claimant was abroad, nnd a foreigner. Mr. W ansey in support of the claim, called a ...

... LIVERPOOL-WlDNESDAY. CROWN COURT. [Before Lord Abinger.] SENTENCES ON PRISONERS. John Hickey, Hlugh Cavanmllh, Mathlew Dalton, James Tweedale, and Jamees Sexton, were b~rought up to receive sentence, leaving been convicted on Monday of an attack on the mills of M~essrs. Stirling and ferkion, at Manchester. Saxton was sentenced to three months' imjrisonment, and the rest to twelvoe nnnths' ...