... ;iltruwea, &c. 4, POLICE COURT-YSTERDAuY. at (Before J. D. Case, and J. W. Harden, Esqrs., and SirEdward Y re Cast.) nina , PoACsINo.-William Dawson, or Dyson, one of the four men daul ic charged with being in pursuit of game at Ireby, on the l0th inst., was on the evidence of Samuel Bennett, (who identified him as Ni one of the partles) convicted In the penalty of forty shillings and In h ...

... LAMENTABLE SUICIDE OF THE REV. G. WATSON, VICAR OF CAISTOR. .jilan On Sunday morning last, about eight o'clock, the Heii iinlbitants of Caistor were ?? info the grcatest coul consternstion bythe discovery that the Rev. G. Watson, A the respected Vicar of that perish, and rector of the nd- adys j oining village of Itothivell, hld committed euicide under T peculiarly distreasitig circiumstrnces. ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER OF A WIFE BY THE I HUSBAND. On Sunday morning last, considerable sensation was t created in the neighbourhood of WVhiteclhapel, by the tv discovery that a most barbarous and brutal murder had fc been perpetrated in Peter-street, by a man named Owen hi Leonard, on the body of his wife, he having cut her ti throat with a razor, and otherwise mutilated her person, hi under ...

... POLICE COURT -In ou1 last we stated that STOPUFWD COURT.- MET.-In oufliw tated that Tohn Fth, of St. aee ?? wasined for exoigfrslesuffied eet. we had liave been requested to say that the party Bo lined was 'John so rih, senfor. an cetss -AND RH5ORSLLERS FfNEDe.-;Oo FrdyatTma Hal ?? O, and costs; James Ilesleh edsret at 609. and cents; Parc ate.Vuhalliroad. 40O. anid cs Cog Ellen Forrest. ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE SPECIAL ,ASSiZES. In thc course lf thasiewihC innel~ium Mt. Dec. 26, thle followving prisoners were tried-i Chiares Capeweil, W iitisiani Bront~, 'Thomtas Capiewel I, and wil John Deeming. were indicted fur a brutal anssault iipot Fa wl garnekefiper orfthe name ut flarrisonin iie service of Captain wil [eof' 'Thorp-halhl, fleSI 'Difliworib, oil the nlight of the tiel I 3th 1ilt. ...

... !lI:!;LYS~IU~iE Qtli'RT1R SESSIONS. I t'.t'omol lot accident over7 which We ?? 11o (list ?? ihih I jo ot neteviray More Spe'cifically Eto rela *i.LI'liiof It. omit until okur next ?? ihM 'Irnot 'A he0 piie veh I 'g-Sol II he Sesosions, h ?? ve'iter- el:itvd to t 1w tillazicilll ?? if the county. ttitWVL ?? LIi o of' (Ine IPennyi 'll tilett I and * ii 11 1 ii'totOW lu 'p LIioato'ad thexeat, wit ...

... IMPORTANT IrEEEA'CG'E CA SE, 'riLe C5OtEN' V. raes'. This case, which has escited 8so ssmmrch interest fin Derby, terminated ats fair is thre eximminattioni of ?? W~it coil- cerned, oil Thursday last, iand time ?? of thle leaniled: Referee, Mlr. WV N TaraO.., Ivill no doubt lie very shortly niade known. The followhing wittlesses for the defence, ansorig9 others, mmcrc examied o Weitesdry ;Dr. ...

... NEW POOR-L.AW AMENDMENT BILL.I A copy of tbis bill bas just been printed by order of the House of Cominsn.s It is entitled, A Bill for the further Amendment of the Laws relating to thle Poor in E ngland, nod contains as many as 63 clauses. Sir J. Grahian mmd Mr- H. M1. Sutton, A.P., are entrusted with, the conducting of this mnlasure through the lower House of Parlinmle'ut. We proceed to ...

... IJMFORTAT CASE ON THE GAME LAWS. The suspender, Gavin Sniellie, farmer at Hazledean, in the parish of Stonehouse, and county of Lanark, was charged at the instance of the respondent,~ Robert Lockhart, Esq. of Cas- flehill,, with concourse of the Procurator-Fiscal of Court, for of the nublie interest, before the Justices of the Peace for the of said county, with contravention of the first ...

... T~E LATE MURDER AND ROBBERY AT WEST CALDER. TRIAL OF BRYCE. s A. Edinburb. dslant frou B, Glalw, o 40 mingle C. Dundyvon Ironvoike and Vibge. D. Coatbrwge. E.t Bryc'* HouDe in Air&ie. F. James Brye.' HOaD. G. Chapelbali VillngeP H. Holywtwn. 1. i1, 1, High Noorlands. K, 'Newhouse. 1: Kirk of Sbott 2, Culters. L, Shotts. 1, Muirbead N. Sbotth Ironwotks. 0, Breachbater. P. Weatouir.w Q, RAW ...

... JHEL ANTD. QUEEN'S BENCHi-Dublin, April 23. THE MOTION FOR A _ N-EW TRIAL. The motion of Mr Whitesidec to set aside the venter owl , tain a new trial, in the case of the Queen r. l)2niel tjCr,411,41 and others, having been fixed in' consent for ?? i rtnolit ti le court was crowded from an earl' hour. all tile ai;ra,- for the accommoldation of thle Press and)l fi r th'le lre' (,f inconvenient ...

... In our paper of Monday, we stated, that John Kent. cook X of the ship Thomas Bennett, had been taken into custody at E Liverpool, on a charge of having murdered the master of that a vessel, Captain E. L. Hasley. The case was investigated on t Tuesday by Mr Rushton, in the Police Court.t The first witness was the chief mate, Mr Gibbon. The fi witness did not see the scuffle between the cook and ...