... TIHE CUSTOM-HOUSE FRAUDS. time III 3i So In tile Court of ?? on Saturday last, before LoTd to 101 mi`g Ahinger, and a special jury, the important cases connected wiltl Kings reels the Customniiouse frauos were tried. InI the first, ' the Queml Attorney-Gencral v. Ifurel. tbe imformation, which was under of lio )een tle statute 3rd tid 4thi William IV., c. 5a2 contilned tlireecounts, Distai ...

... d 5 *i~ v /at the ?? Crininal *! * Mf. of ?? tk flza' t 'ourt: ' With regard to the. com hittalof Mr-Gulliverto ' . INewgo|tebiy die. soltejir-. 4agstrate, i it was a .discr& at otonery'powzervested in them. But if they did so, Mr. st d Gufnliire must again be brought up by hkheas corpus, and .adniittted to bail. ?? l y ie ,ailiaith'e.furthr n Gulliver in an. pC additiouial security, himself ...

... - in An nggravated case of this kind was tried In tilt Queen's Bencb in n last wveek. Tue plainiliff was Miss Caroline Brett, a respectable eess young lady. of Bristol; the defesdant wees the Rer. Samuel Wade tle Stone, a Baptist minister, Tibe defendant, a young matl preparing himself for the otinistry, paiid his add resses to the plaintill, and nl made her an ofler of marringe, in 1835; and ...

... SINGULAR OHARGE OF ROBBERY OR LARCENY. at hind te On Molnday last, just before the rising of the magistrates at the At re Police-court, Mr. Evans, solicitor to the Guardiene Society, UsP- liesnle agai ...

... tHABGE OF COiSP1RACY. AgY FORGERY, q X pXTRA4iPJNARY' CASE. I _ Akt'th Hoobdale petty SeS11fs55 on Friday- Ink, and by adjouVre. l- mro5ftbfsoaday, before a full benohof masgistralossand a crowdall et ...

... to, We have watched the preliminary proceedings in the ol of: state trials in Ireland, with the view of judging, by a *ei of practica example, whether our notthere was any ...

... COCoxeALl'o ToBAccG.-OOFrlday last. Edv ard Murray, of 3S.1 ltdceroaa-strr et, wvas brought before bMr. Rtushton, on a charge of havinei harbotired nnd concealed 4lhs. wvelghtof foreig~n ...

... CIn Mr. ml) 10 Dr., it the NORTHERN DIVISION. NISI PRIUS COURT. for ~~THURSDAY, March 2. 0 'ter THE QUEEN v. O'CONNOR AND OTHEIRS. 490 In our last we gave the evidence of Several wvitnegoes as to let- ...

... The magistrates of Hull were engaged on Wednesday in in. vestigating a charge of a very extraordinary nature, preferred by Sir Felix Booth against a young mjn named Felix Booth, second cousin and godson to the Ron. Baronet, and whom the latter charged with, having a few days agowriitten a letter, dated Horner.squarei in thattown, and forwarded through the General Post to the London residenice ...

... NA ,q 0,( . . M ONr, AY. i l(eferc ilr. Justice COLTMANt. PAc at:ras the krrlaired Juidge took his seat this morning, he ^ 10 !pas seiltence ?? several prisoners who had | jl oiltl ciy at n nero c davicta aring the ?? 1 ar'5'21 7;ie. als(i~eplrl Yeqrtoh , ,d~vIsio pleanded guilty jteg., ' 4 : s artjia thern lb itf feloniously and maliciously ' te Native, with irstent to prejudice the ?? at ...

... The late Fatal Accidents On the Croydon Railway. CORONER'S INQUEST.-ANOTHER MAN KILLED AT NEW CROSS. Onl Thursday, at three o'clock, Mr. Payne, city coroner, held anl inquost in the board-room of Guy's Hospital, en view of the body of Jasper Hillyard, aged twenty-three, late an engine-driver ire the employ of the Lendon and Dover Rail- way Company, who was killed on Tuesday night last under ...

... INUQVSTS, &c. A SAD CASE.-On Monday afternoon a lengthened investiga- tion took plate before Mr. Wakley, M.P., and a mnoot respectable ury, in the pupils' lecture-room of the Middlesex Hospital, on viewv of the body of Dr. John Coghlan, aged 2-li assistanit-surgeon of the l9tl Regiment of Foot, now stationed at Malta, and wsho committed suicide by taking pruosic acid under the very extra- ...