... WIEUT. MUNRO ANDWDUELLING. In another part of our paper will be seen a report of the trial of Lieutenant MtTNBO, for, the murder. of Colonel FAWCETT, a trial which ended in the condemnation ofthe prisoner. He was found Guilty, and his sentence is deferrede We are not disposed to question the legality or the justice of a verdict given by twelve .men, whom we believe to have been unanimous in ...

... I L- HEMRLEOE MURWDER.i~' .I'MarrA taed thirty, was indicted, on Thurs ; | day,.at thef entcel ,Criminal Cotirt f&r the murder of ?? Stowell, on the 2d. o~f J;ule ate ,Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Plarke appeared for the prosecution, and Mr Clark- eon- iid Itir. Ballantine for the prisoner. ?? Mr. Bodkin briefy stated the facts o- the case against the prisoner. He said, deceased wasa feeble person that ...

... ASSI4~j1r rThETLLIGMNCEL WES9TERN CIRCU~IT.IBltisovL AUG. 23. GOULD 0. StIR C1 ?? Evtof;, ''AiT.-CR015 Co..-Mr, Cook, siM.Buttcsnd Mr. Feoks, for the plaintiff; 'Mr Sergeint Kinglake and Mr. Stone fat the deftdat.Mr Ccibtr, inoeigteCdone. stated that the plaintiff Was a0 jottithoyrnan,5hoem5aker, at, Cl'sedo anid the defendant was a gentleman of h Igh station and large fartusie,, ,regldlog al ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE AT DOCK- HEAD, BERMONDSEY. Early on Tuesday evening, the vicinity of Hickman's Poly, Dock. head, Bermondsey, was the stene of a mast deplorable tragedy by a yourg man murdering his betrothed, and then destroying his own life, under rircumstances that have excited the deepest sensation. The unfortunate female was a good-looking young woman, anrned Matilda Griffin, ...

... The ilvestigation relating to the death, of Mrs. Mary Pearsom and Mrs. Elizcbeth Everett, was resumed on Thursday nmorrinig at the Greyhounsd-ini, Attleborouglh, bhfore Mr. Plgrint, the Nosfolk coroner, and he jury previou sly etopannltled. Hannah Ever-tt, a nice of the deceased, said,-I live in Norwich. The day my aunt Elizabeih Eve- rett Wn; buried I went to Tibbenhase. Nothing ...

... GUILDHALLL ?? As5ArivT.-Osn Monsday, .Tmeso M'Csnn, a tourneyman tailor, working in Fleet-lante, was brought befece Mir. Alderman Moon, charged with assaulting Mania Partridge, a married woman, erpareotly about 35 years of ?? complainatnttt elated that her husband cancrled on a small business as a cook, supplying chaps and steaks, tea and coffee, to the men working at the Prfinting-ofllrceo in ...

... A MAN XURDERED B.Y THE MILITARY. At Sheffield, on Saturday, an inquest was held heflre Mr. Badger, and by adjournment on Wednesday, upon the body of Thomas Morten, aged thirty, a cutler, who died on the previous day, from injuries which he received in a desperate affray with a party of sol- dieso of the 40ih Foot. The inquiry excited the greatest interest.- Maria Roberta deposed that she knew ...

... - 4'NAvVjsY-Fcui-'of the workmen employed ih the widening 'of the Longridge 6alway were brought up; on Saturday, charged wvith creating a' disturbance early that morning.. They acaht declared they had dun Rout ; but the policemen who apprehended them deposed to their having been very noisy. They were reprimanded, and discharged. STEALING EXPosED DRAPEnr GOODs.-James Mitchell and John ...

... ?? Wt ?? -M.N.A MANSION isiing 7abbad- Adsele SPelecu- htellion- hie ohsr~edr~ dealctin watchesS and plate. Lombard. assaislf dsaier~ a gld chin, worth go 12g. Mr Spe1ing5la5 Baid Billi ii ~~'the 22 Januarylast, in the evenin g, the ?? twe'I i came Into e! shop. sn asked to loo1 at oI tofk out StourOTS gold, chains lying inatray in the window. sin tookri o st hour the tray, and whilt! was ...

... vort- .:wV6rS eta LAMBETH. - Lova 'Aio AexIarEMED SUCrocos- M55 Kartba Hill. a young woman, was charged with attempt. rill lng to commit toeif~mutetrd by OwalloWinj a quan tity of On- laudanum. Itiwas stated that ?? bad, a shirt time since, been shout to be married to a young man, to whom she was much attached, but tho match from some sanesplained coaus had been broken off, and this )ur ...

... CoUV0YCrL-HOUSR, BRISrOL, FIAroA, April 16. Magistrates present: Messrs. G. E. Sanders and George. . Ediis Green, charged with having part of a brass bearing in e Ii possession, supposed to have been stolen from some works in Gloucestershire, was sent before the coenty magistrates. Thos. Wiltshire wats charged with stealing at leg of mutton from the sheop uf Itobt. Coward, anti also thle ...

... The following cases came on before Sheriff Speirs and a t jury on Thursday:-Robert Glass was charged with having stolen from the person of a gentleman, on the North Bridge, on the night of the tenth of December or following morning, the sum of Ss. 3d. Secondly, with entering the premises of N P. & C. Gray, watchmakers, in Bank Street, by breaking a c pane of giass, and stealing property of ...