... VIcE C XANCELLOR'S COURT.-TupDAy, MAX 2523. C LOUOG V. RATCLnUPa- IMPOrtTANT DazssiN..-The D bill in this case was filed by Elijah Clough, J. Todd, 5 j, Slater, J. Wakefield, and G. Cooper, on behalf of r themselves and all other members of the Loyal High- . land Laddie Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, except the defendants, against William Rateliffe and 13 other parties, the ...

... SCOTCH JUSTICE ! At the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, on Tuesday last, James Falconer, Angus Davidson, Daniel Sutherland, John Young and John Main, were charged with mobbing and rioting to pre- vent the shipment of grain at Burghead Harbour, cou ntyof Moray; and also with having assaulted the procurator-fiscal and a superintendent of police. The prisoners, no doubt advised thereto by ...

... a. le (From the Charivati,) h The perpetratsrs of the wilful murder of Cracow inare trvime to justify and to defend their abominable A net. To this there is nothing to objects; it is a ne- a- cessity of position with people who, like them, incur a responsibility which necessitates their appearance ein a court of justice. But what we complain of is t this-that they choose arguments altogether ...

... 01 -ept? WORSHIP ST s-, EM-NUAWawT m D~uaN M~er~b-4af5 Gegb. v'anofaissipitea drank and ncapable f takin-carse iftbriltandthis 1he infat, nlyfou wekB ld.Thepirisomif, who was staed o e ?? with her asother child, asbentt tjsro yeara of ?? the evidentceit appeared -~tlat, on Saturday nlight,' She wiai~afen, kin a Wtat of 'in. -tpzidatlofl, to the 0 poilce statien,'bu was die'chaeged on bail In ...

... STAUTISTIC S . L'I CRIIME. r h eson t has f. Irnished, his second eontribhtion to tha statistids of crlie in' 11glaudn ?? during the years 183t to 1844. The results aro remarkable. Jt is now0 fully admintetdi that cdit-ic6 ie th' resilt'of certain definite causes,-operating on tho different sexes and ages, and in different districts, qccording-.to averageilaws, as deterinosate in their own ...

... THIE MURDERS OF TIHE WEEK. 'rint MuRjanc c MARYmvniotix.-On Thursday, in Ilc pursluance of the order of Mr Wakley, the coroner, Wvill Mr Moat, surguon, of Upper Berkelev -street, Bryan- B stone.sqluare, made al ipot mortem examination of the El body of the murdered woman, Mary Stowell, and it L50 appears that strattgulation was thle primary cause S ot death. There can be no doubt but the ...

... volfre 3levort ?? ?? dieln sgr- GUILDHALL. ot-TO xeETN II,11 Sht S0ctETttfl.-A hard.working man appidfravc n ,to assistance one a subject which was of great inmportanlos to igh him and a number of the poorer ?? who subscribe Iin to building societies. He stated'tbat he was a member cou of a building societ;y, and had contributed to it £183. me, There was a clause in the rules of the society ...

... ?? - Attropolitatt b*Uigamo, I--- Of th Susracious DzATea ruoi Poisoulmao. y a4ouril- ment, before Mr W. Baker, at the 'Cape of Good Hope publib-bouie, ?? the f0onmisriaI roadEast, relative to the death of Mire Louisa Brown, aged.- 37, who died ?? week. The deceased had beien pregnanto ansd was In the enjoymient of very good health. She had beeniresiding wtith her husband, wile formeijy ...

... IREVERSE OF FORTUNE, DEATH'OF A LADY ; FROM ALLEGED DESTITUTION. I I On Wednesday Mr Wakley held an inquest at the .University College hospital on the body of a female, supposed about 00 years of age, named Lydia Ann iDawnes, whose death took place under the following circumnstances . Thomas Delany. police-coustable 230 S, deposed that on Sunday night, about twelve o'clock, he was on duty in ...

... | MURDER OF TIIE CAPTAINAND PART OF| I T.lE CREW OF AN ENGLISH VESSEL, The Avon, Captain John Eaton, proceeded frone Liverpool to I'atagonia, in search of minerals. She arrived at lher destination about e ght months ago, and has had, since then, frequent and friendly cc m- munication with the In dians who ctccupy the regionrs touched at. When in the bay known by the English as Watchman Caue. ...

... CHARGE OF MU.RDER.-DREADFUL - DESTII UT'ION. ir _ _ 5. Jenifer Bolitho was indicted for the wilful murder a. of her female infant child, at Redruth, by refusing e. and neglecting to give it fond and sustenanee. by er reason whereof it lingered for six weeks and then r- died. e Thiscase is one of an extraordinary nature, it shows that starvation and complete destitution are not coo- ly fined to ...

... I EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF SUICIDE AT MANC HI ESTER. On Tuesday morning an inquest was held before the coroner, at the Old Swan public-house, Long Miligate, on the body of an elderly individual, about 6a or 57 years of age, named William Kelly. who was found dead in bed in a room in the houec of John Lewis, lodging-housekeeper. The history ot the latter days of the deceased is a very melancholy ...