... William Paget v. Earl of Cardigan, were brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged with having stolen a horse, value 501., the proper./ John Bryee Ilumphaey, from the stables in North-row. Three solicitors attended, one for the prosecution, and two for the prisoners ...

... wrong proceeded. Thus, if a forgery is committed on one of John Smith’s blank checks, the bankers know at once that it was tom from John Smith’s book, and probably by some one who had access to John Smith’s strong box. The general view taken here is that ...

... e'u i'iu r?,™, jp,,. gent., Second SSiii SU^lit.. Henry the Force.,ricefletcat wboee appointment has been cancened. Major John Grattan, ol the IsSfool, Lient-CoL m the Army. OonnieeioN Mgnrf b, , I °' Edward Romilly, Ksq., to Deputy Lieut. Prince Albert’ ...

... rennrkable personal beauty, and with an infant of about 15 months old in her arms, was brought up in custody, and charged with having stolen five sovereigns, the property of Mr. John Bradbury, ginger beer and sodawater maker in Worship-street, The prosecutor ...

... POLICE. i Guildhall. On Saturday tiro lads, named John A ldri , and Jewe Thorn, were brought before Mr. Alderman Johii. 805, the one charged with stealing, and the other with i recemmr. garnet ring and a penknife. \ Buyer pencilcase i and a pair of tfver*gilt ...