... Assrz Ir RELMZGENfCZ. EXEOUTION AT LINCoIN.-On Friday last Thomas is Johnston, aged 28, suffered the extreme penalty of the law for on the new drop at Lincoln Castle. The culprit had been in found guilty of the murder of Elizabeth Evison, an aged woman, residing at Croft. The concourse of spectators to witness his awful end could not have been less than 8000.7 .n- Doncaster Gazette, n- At the ...

... VOI.ZCE XNMFTAIZGENCE. CoU.vcL-HousE, BRISTOL, FRnID Y. Present: Mr. Howell Afary Watkins was charged with stealing a wooden bowl and coal box, the property of Joseph Knight. The prisoner was identified as having sold the articles, and the magistrate committed her for trial. David Bevan was charged with having a quantity of lead in his possession, supposed to have been stolen. P.C. 196 stated ...

... WEEKLY MEETING OF THE ANTI-CORN-LAW I :- . LEAGUE. I The third weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn-law League was _held on Wednesday night in Drury-lane Theatre, when the house was, as on the two former oc- casions, over-crowded in every part by a most respecta- ble audience, Amongst those on the platform were- Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P., R. Cobden, Esq., M.PR, Sir C. Napier, M.P., Joshua ...

... ZVOLZCO ZUTELLZGENCM. Coeurc~rL-Hg~f'ss, BRt trOL, SATURDAY. Jae ?? MrIn, two pau.per heDyS, belong-. ing ?? were hagd soith. dsroying tw p Ir of oo.Awtnasted that be saw them with big sticko beat-r ieg the shoes to pieces. The magiatrates lined the prisoners Is. Od. each and costs for the damage, and in default of pay- ment to go to bridewsll for ten days. George Hughes, for being drunk and ...

... 7AIA% zrZNELIGENCE. MA.jEOrtD V. JAcoB;.-This wasan appeal from an ordetW of the Vice-Chancellor, refusing, on Wednesday last, an injunt tion to restrain the defendants from 'ploughing up some wa1t, lands inStomersetehire. The Lord Chancellor said it was a c in which the court couldnot interfere, dad dismissed the ?? with costs. TImE BRAINTREE CHURlCII-RATE CASE.-This case which came on for ...

... The inquiry into the circumstances of the above extraordinary case was resumed on Friday, at the Chequers Inn, Wrestling. worth, before Mr. Edward Eugles, coroner for Bedfordshire, and a respectablejury of parishioners. obn Danby, thatcher, lived next door to the deceased, and recollected that he and his wife fell out on the day after Michaelmas day; they were quar- relling for some time, and ...

... INSOLVENT1 DEBTORSi' COUaRT John Greathead Harris Baq., one of the commissioners for the relief of insolvent debtors, held a court for this city, in the Guildhall, on Tuesday and Wednesday last. The cause list contained the names of twenty-nine petitioners. In nineteen cases notice of opposition had been given. In one the insolvent wae out of custody. Daniel Garland, described as a baker, of ...