... co OS ' TS. DisTAssotr S'crocw .-On Friday the 22nd lnst.,i this neighbourhood was shocked by a report that Miss S. ] Gurllver, daughterfof Mr. T. GuivOI% of Blodham, and I sister to Mrs. Fisher, of Grimry ho 55, wit h whom she I had beon staying some timer bad drowne herself. She J was about twenty-six years, of age andhadforalong period I been in indifferent health, and latterly her spirrta ...

... AFTER-DENNER SESSIONS. (FRoMs PUNCH.) The following report of the trial of a prisoner after dinner will serve to show the expediei cy of discontnuieig evening sittings, recommended by Sir James Graham.- Judge (taking his seat): Ha, ha, ha! very good, excellent, aciapitl joke, ha, ha !-Counsel (coming in): Ha, ha, ha l The wine's better than they gave us last session, ha, ha!- Jury (entering ...

... COURT OF ALDsaUzN CHARGE AGAINST TUSt CITY Porlc T at a court held for the dispatch of tosiess Tuesday Copeland presented a petition from a man oam' aterrs who had been tried and acquitted at thaead Barges; Sessions. The alderman stated that he wlas ondof magistrates who were present at the trial of the o re for an assault upon some of the offiers of lb the s5; A more gross case upon the part ...

... Atrocious Murder and Highway Rob bery. BRrcaoN, Drc. 7.-I send you particulars of one of the most foul murders we have ever heard of, and which took place last night about midnight. I should inform you that in this country there are many men who obtain their livelihood by purchasing butter and other provi- nions in Cardigan and Carmarthenshire, and taking thers to the iron districts for sale; ...

... Meeting of the Middlesex M tagitrates ?? a- Thursday being what is termed county day, or the- , day appointed for the transaction of the financial andI other business of the county of Middlesex, a most nume-.. rous meeting of the magistrates was held, at twelve o'clock, in the Court-house, Clerkenwell-green, - Devou, Esq., in the chair. The depuedr Clerk of the Peace,. hav--- iag read the ...

... Court of the High steward of West- minster. FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. At the sitting of the court, before the Deputy Steward, the High liaiblh and a full court ot. Burgesses, the jury made the following presentment or fines for the last month: James Millon, 21, Tothill-street, cheesemonger, two pair of scales deficientt, fined 15s.-John Meller, Lower Belgrave-street, Plinlico, pork-butcher, ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCE. SA TvRDAY. LEONARD a TFATCRER.-FALSE IiPRISONATENT.- This was an action to recover damages for assault and false imprisonment, brought by plaintiff against defendant, who was his landlord: It appeared that plaintiff ared (le. fesndant a certain amount of arrears far rent; and an ill- feeling having existed between, them, the former haid stated that he w as determined to ...

... POLICE INTEXIGENOC- * . . Skip: ?? 'l~szat~o.o.e-of the poE .pr4.'_Or Fddays.Ben2jam0in LambeUOoeofte waiters at iabotson' hotel, Vere.stieht, Oxford-streat, was brougk -before, the Lord Mayor, and charged at the ?? 't'ne'f h ComecaLife' ahd Generai O6ffice, 112,V bfheapsilde, With ,uttering a bill of'exchhuge for 1501., the acceptance and indorse ment to the sarse being forged.- The pr the ...

... COROQM RT SUriCdn or A LBlyt AT BRae bridge Taverln, on thea bo'dy- of r - th 60 yesrrt~of'ag*,>ohI eid ot efa- 5lIc or D *sgid eat 2, Queen's-buildings, Brompton, who mdiii at by cutting-herthroat onrridaymor'alg a the of the evidenoe it appewaedtst the h' ID thc course ceased lady died In Auguet;-, 1i84 Per s fe t e dso hfi death she had' been much diatuhbed te 5 imagined that she wae going ...

... I'RELAND. DREADFUL MURDER IN THE COUNTY CLARE. We have the painful duty this day to record one of the most determined acti of murder which has ever disgraced the annals of our hitherto peaceful county. On Friday afternoon, between the hours of one and two o'clock, two fellows, both of whom were armed, entered the house of Thomas Heffernan, of Crusheesi, about eight miles froml Ennis, on the ...

... a= TITELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S SENOR. MONDAY. BARTLETT 1 BARCLAY, PERKINS, AND OTnORO.-.Mr. jlenfrey and Mr. C. Clark appeared for the plaintiff; and Platt and Mr. Buckle fortthe defendants. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, one ef the partners in firm of calico printers, carrying on business in Fatling- street, to recover compensation in danmages for an injury occasioned him, ...

... LAW FOR THE RICH AND.LAW FOR THE POOR. In another column will be found a report of the trial of Mrs. Sane Tyrwhitt, at the Middlesex Sessions, on a charge of having stolen an article, value *2s. 6d., at the Soho Bazaar. The facts of the case, as proeed in evi- dence, were these. In the course of the afternoon of Friday, the 8th of November, Mrs. Jane Tyrwhitt (who had driven in her carriage to ...