... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... BANK ROBBERY AT BEiRWICK-UPON- I TWEED. | Considerable excitement was caused at Berwick.. upon-Tweed, on Friday morning last, by a rumour, con- firmed by subsequent inquiry, that tihe premises of the North of England Joint Stock Bank, situate in Bridge- street, bad been entered and robbed of a coinsiderable sum of money. The bank at Berwick is a branch eota- blishment, the head office being at ...

... I I (Before Mr. Commissioner Box).i WEDNESDAY, August 19. I In re MATTHEW HoBsoN.-Final Examination.- It Air. C. al. Veale, solicitor, Grimeby, instituted a long examination of the bankrupt with reference to various i matters in his balance-sheet. It appeared from this f examination, that some three or four ;nonthe before the bankrupt stopped payment, he placed in the hands of I Mr. Chapman, ...

... MtIDLAND CIRCUIT.-WARWICK, AUGUST 8. CIVIL SIDE.-(BEFORE MR. JUSTICE PATTESON AND A SPECIAL JURY. GEACH AND OTHERS, ASSIGNEES OF JOHN SCOTT, A BANKRUPT, DECEASED. v. INGALL, ACTUARY OF THE IMPERIAL INSURANCE OFFICE. This extraordinary cause, which lasted from nine o'clock till seven yesterday, and from nine o'clock till past two to-day, was an action upon promises brought in the name of the ...

... I THE FLOGGING AT HOUJNSLOW. I TERMINATION OF THE INQUEST. Mr. Wakley, M.P., the Coroner, and the jury em- pannelled to inquire into the circumstances touching the death of private Frederick John White, of the 7th Hussars, re-assembled at the George IV. public-house, at Hounslow,'at half-past nine on Monday morning, to prosecute the inquiry. After hearing additional and in- portant evidence, ...

... I The Lord IMayor of London having observed what had been sald by Mr. Villiers, in parliament, respecting an error in the Corn Bill, which was likely to occasion injury to persons whom it was not at all intended to injure, sent to the Corn Market for information on the subject. One of the principal persons con- nected with the trade immediately waited upon his lordship, and stated, after some ...

... I FRIDAY. Before the .lMayor, Mr. Jones, M1r. .Firbanh, and Mr. .Blyth. * SMUGGLING.-Benjamin Batt was charged with smuggling. An officer of the Customs deposed that at half-past seven o'clock this morning, he saw the defen- dant comin from off board a foreign vessel; witness went up to defendant, when the latter returned on board; witness followed defendant into his bed-place and there found ...

... I FRIDAY di Bifore the mayor, fr. Jones, Mr. Firbank, and Mr. lh Coohman. on A BAeer STATE O0 TniuNGS.-On theopening ofthe U coulrt this morning. Mr. Mc. Manus ?? are no th peisoners this morning. m( The Mlayor-A circumstance at which I very much vi rejoice, and upon which I beg to congratulate you and a ray brother magistrates. It appears that drunkenness is tt d.ecreasing. ber. Jones-Trade ...

... i I FRIDAY. .Bqbre Messrs. Jones, Blyth, and Firbanik. As A8s&ULT. _Thomsn Fearless was charged with bein drunk and disorderly5, and committing an assault. P. C. 67 deposed, that from eleven o'clock last night to three this morning prisoner was very drunk in the neighbourhood of George Street. tie was cursing, swearing, maling all sorts of noises, and continued to do so for four hours. The ...