... ATTEMPT OF TWENTY.61X CONVICTS TO BREAK OUT OP MARYBOROUGH GAOL On Thureday week, about ,alf past AIve o'cl0e1 in the1 eventng,twenty-5si prsoners, under sentence of: tuen. portetlon, endeavoured to effect their esc' p *ro the gaolotMaryboreugh. Th' following are tfe elr.tu stanceseonneited with the attmpt- 'eeae tht several prisoners were. returnalng to theirrespective yards from school, ...

... I Lab), Chive a { I Jintdhenre Timn RivAL Piaases.-At TAiunton Assizes Thoa. Penall was indicted for- killi -8 aod slaying William t olland, and Henry Brake, George Chart. and William Frampton were indicted for being present taidiag and abetting Thomas Penall in tire said felon~y. The facts of this case were very simple. It appeared that on Monday, September 7th, a friendly c society, ealled ...

... ?? assay polirt Atport MANSION Hi)USL.-JUVENILE TauievEs On Mon- Pol Iday two boys, neither of whom aas MoTo than twelve via years of age, were brought before the Lord Mayor an charged with having made several attempts to pick the r pockets of ladies who were passing through the streete ste ?? prisoners, althoagh of such tender yearc, ware well wh i kno-nto.everalofthe itypolice. ...

... 43o1ie 4 MSANSI 8N.OUSI. Azievoro1 _ Willifin Henry Ioug Kavanagly.of Brentwood Bail, ieza, Sagd 0 years, was lsid broughs before the Lord Mayor upon the charge of ab. nsed', ductlou. Relarly three months aga S reapuable family, earrie reiideatko the neigbbourbbod od St ltulfs, wea thrown inuch into dee greatest distress by the disappearance of the had I cidest daughter. Advertisoem bapeaared ...

... On Tuesday evening, at 5 o'clock a horrible mur- der was committed in this borough by a man named Cross, who, after committing the crime, was in the act of escaping from his house, when he was cap. tured by the police, and taken into custody. 'rhe person who has committed this brutal crime'is ThomasjCross, a gardener, living in St. Peter's-street, anid the objects of his cruelty were his wile ...

... = = - ?? - ?? STMALaso 'TUns-ir'.--At~ the Exeter asiies, J. Shute (37), a laliouring lmax, of very decent appear- ance, wasl indicted lft' Stealing cc~eil turnipsa. the propert ofhsmaster, at Northam, on the 23rd of' YFebruar~y. hMrg' Whyte prosecuted: T1he prisoner wasl atabourer in the employ ot Capt. Keats, at Noctisam, and ott the day mentioned he went into the~oow-houise, fir thle ...

... 955i?t Intriligruct. I WESTERN CIftCU r.-EXETER, JULt7 2, CHlARGOE OF PIRACY. Georee Rose, John flarolts, Riirhard ilh, i:acyv ,fhan Sheilton John N'I'llee Robert 'fha I lert Wright, Daniel M'lean, Charlies n olltt, Thomas Stiattin, and James Nettles, Wvte insii te for that they being; mariners on board a certain ven~j called the anmes Campbell. on the hiuli sea n yithat the jorisdittion of ...

... Valitt InttUfgmm us town MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-Jones Jones, whose real name is Heffernan, was charged on Monday with having committed the following daring highway robbery ,im the onamarried womannamedEmmaSeymonr. The pro. ,urriers Bsecutrix said she lived in Crown-court, Soho, and on Sa. forms of turday night, about half.past twelve o'clock, she was trades, on ber way home through Great Pultney ...

... Central 6 ?? (TIDUrt. ? ?? ?? ?? A FiOTiTious NAmy -Mary Anne Smih dI 28, was indicted for stealinff a. atch, chaint pf In key, and 10s. 61. in silver money, the prosecuty , forg John Williams. t perdtath poeutver who described hiime l omcclltaelr walking along ver rn ntebruho ot indi waik, when he me h rsnr n copned eil her to a brothel. lewntobdith hi lths te on, and was, awoe duig h ngt ...

... I On Saturday an inquest, adjourned from was concluded by Willia'o Carter, Esq., the corn1, for East Surrey, at the Rover and Sun, Crot street, Beramondsey, and a jury of thirteen of el' most respectable inhabit ants of the parish, a, to be death of a fine child that had bh en murdered tnd o most unusual circumstances. Rebecca Graves d intelligent vir, of ten years of age, was Snt owit and she ...

... EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONM O -'Dhursday, Iltchi,83. who had beemoonaienaned to deatb fth poisoning his wife, was exesate( at Idaid. ,Stonol. ',Me conduct ofi the government had been nlos~tvsaillating ini its tratntmet ef thacrimlrni. It~ seem ethat at the moment of the expeotedlexecutiov, a telegeaph message wasreceived at Maidsone from 'the Lodon termninnD. of the SouthtXmOern Ruil- wayg erdering ...

... tawu au i i c ntedtgltlnue ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . MIDLAND CIRCUIT. ETHELL V. sEREDIMrs,-BsrEAC9 OF PROMISE O Mass- 81nC.-3-SUINGeo FEMALE.-Mr Whiteburst, in stating this case to the jury, said the plaintiff, Mr Stephen Ethel], was an upholstererof Ann.strest, Birmingham, and the defendant, a lady, residing with her brother-in the villoge of Yardley, near that town. The action was brought to recover ...