... BY H-ER HUSBAND, IN BLANKET-HOW. so On Wednesday last, a 01a0 named Th'lonials Green, dessed ce as a seaman, was placed at the bar, in the police-court, charged do with the murder of hi wie sth police-constable 95, deposied that, at ten minutes past six St this morning tie reccived infornetation that a man, residing illf Martin's-alley, had killed tile wife. Deponent immediately f went to thle ...

... EAST RIADING MIDSUMMER SESSIONS. The Midsummer Sessions for the East Riding of this a' county, commenced on Tuesday morning last, in the fe Court-house, Beverley, before Il. BETLELL, Esq., and the following bench of magistrates:- ua , Rev. JOIN BLANCHARD, Middleton; at DAVID BURTON, Esq., Cherry BurtonS ROBERT WYLIs, Esq, Beverley; p EDWARD WILLIAM SMITH, Rsq., Routh; p CHARLES WILLIAM ...

... PRACTICAL LAW POINTs i Belecteddrom1'CorreSpondeuce of the Jtatk, of the Peace. mB&ASTARDS-.AM0JNT OF' SUMSf To BE ORDElRED. Will y;ou.be krind enough to lnformi mne the extremec sum which the father Of anl. illegitimate child can be ordered to pay to-l w vards iti maintenance, end under what statute. Q..V. , ii ^ ?? ~~ANswsa.: y stattes now in existence under which an order of I filiation can ...

... DISCLOSURE OF TWO MURDERS AT I I - BARNARD-CASTLE. I fit the early part of August, 1845, a young man named Yates, a tailor, and a girl with whom he was acquainted, of the name of Raine, were missed, and no tidings could be heard of either of them until nearly a fortnight after, when their bodies were found in the river Tees. On Monday morning, last week, a young female, 21 or 22 years of age, ...

... SUSPECTED MURDER AND} I --ATTEMPTED SUICIDE._ THE, ADJOURNED INQUEST, The adjourned inquest on the illegitimate child of MU~ Flizabeth Jeffery was held at the Town-hall on Saturday CI morning last at ten o'clock. The first witness called was Geo. Lowther, surgeon, who deposed that he had made a post mortem examination of the infant, in pursuance of the order of the coroner, on Wednesday last, ...

... ELLICE v. FENWICK. ca This case was tried at Exeter, on Saturday, Mr. WI GrnsxNwboD and Mr.,SToN were counsel for the plain- h tiff, and Mr. CROWDER, Mr. HAYWARD, and Mr. Di. noi SMITe for the defendant. I The declaration stated, that the defendant had pro- sa mised to marry the plaintiff, but had afterwards broken fri his promise. The defendant pleaded, first, that he had to not promised; ...

... I I STRANGE ADVENTURE IN SEARiCH OF NITRATES ON THE COAST OF AFRICA, WVINCH AND OTHERS v. HAMILTON AND ANOTHER. hi This was an action at the Liverpool Assizes, brought 11v by Henry Winch, John Stockdale, and John James q Meihuish, shipowners of Liverpool, against John sv Hamilton and James Baines, shipbrolcers, of the 13 same place, for the recovery of £790 upon a char- bi ter party. The ...

... TRIAL AND CONDEMNATION FOR I .. ?? MURDER. At the Central Criminal Court, on Friday, John Smith,cook at the Guildhall Coffee-house,was placed at the bar, indicted for the wilful murder of Susan Tolliday, on Saturday morning last. Mr. Ryland, with whom was Air. Laurie, briefly re- counted the facts to the jury which appeared in the testimony of the witnesses. Wm. Carr, a servant at the ...

... #OURRIBLE CASE OF STARYVATION IN WESTM INSTER, I cu. An inquest, which lasted nearly three hours, was hold ted yesterday at the Tw]'o Chairmen, Dartmouth-street, ic Wosti unster, before Mir. Bedford, the coroner, on the 117 body of Elizabeth Doddernede, nged 70, who died from -fit the want of sufficient food] and clothing. bly. The room which the deceased and her husband had sh occupied was a ...

... I CHILD MURDER IN LANCAsnJc At the Lt.unexhfirA AMOR nn ri 1 A - ' u.t naecausure AsSizes, on erlday, eatherl U; wras indicted for the soorder of her inabat child. ILK Mr. Hulton conducted the prosecution; the prlsoa05 defended by Mr. Whigh1r-. The ptilsoner> wot i3 aged wvoman, had beeila It appeaTed; for si2 cr sev d before tbis occurrencee ttftserviceof ai r.Shariir- I v 1, barn. in the ...

... I I (From tbe Liverrpool Courter.) Onl Saturday afternoon last, one of the most extenic rob- befies was committed in Liverpool which ve have had to re- cord for rome time. The circumstances under which it oc- curred are, ts yet, involved it nystery. and are lilicly to remait so, unless they should happen to it unravelled by 1he ectivity of the police. Sofar, bowever, as we have been able tI ...

... THE NA'O.W WU&E TRIALS. We last Week pss1isheda portion of these' experimental pro- ceedingl on the great Norh of England Ballaivy fror Dar- Itngtoh to York. It is scarcely worth vwhile, however, to occupy our columr-n ?? of the details. These experiments having been brouight to, a close, it way be, well to male a few obsereations an the made in, which they have been conducted by the ...