... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... J., ?. ? r? : 'i SEC?QND . .? M ?? 0.? I - ?? ?? - ~~~dint LEEDS MERCURY OFFICEs, drete Soaurday~ Evenerirg, 8 o'cloc. Coal THlE 1URFIELD1MURDERS. EXAMI1NATION OF THE PRISONERS P'a THIS~ DAY. see doo .call DEWanUaR, Saturday Morning. o'll Tis morning, at ten o'0ek1 ie agsraesasenbkd at the Court-house, behind,'the iiidw prison,to'coniductW ir let examinatiorw of the two persons in custody, ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. ;DUDDING AND ANOTHlER V. SHERWIN. This action was brought to recover the sum of £35I Ss. 3d,, being the amount of a solicitor's bill for work and labour done for the defendant at his request. It appeared from the evidence that the plaintiffs were solici. tors carrying on business at Lincoln, and the defendant was a surgeon residing at Hull. The defendant was a provisional cs ...

... IBpolite 1 aam p or, middle-aged female,. who refused to giv'e ber address, 'P was seen. by Cokrkill, 100 L, to follow a getotleatsn Solo. m'a weteritn' piece nea r tise Crown public house, -atth an corner of the Laneboth-roed. Ho -asked the prisoner lit her business there, and her reply was that she was wait- Of ing for a friend. IThe gentleman by this timen bad come out of the place and not ...

... 11 LAMLBETH.- LOVE ANsD ATrAcaT3D SUtIsCeD.- Ii Martha Hill, a young woman, wae charged with attemnpt. it lag to commit asef-murder, by ?? a quantity of ti laudeanum. It was estated that the prisoner had, a abort p tite haeinc, been about to be married to a young man, ill a to whom she wee muck attached, but the mnatch from a, some unexpapianed cause had been broken off, and this ri r ...

... I I FRIDAY. Before Mr. Alderman Gresham, Thomas Firbank, Esq., and Henry Blundell, Esq. I ROBBERY BY A PROSTITUTE.-One of the frail sex, in named Jane Williams, was charged with stealing le £1 Os 2d from the person of John Martin. From the d evidence of the prosecutor it appeared that while in a state of intoxication he met the prisoner, who decoyed i him Into a house of ill-fame, and while ...

... I. COURT OF.QUEEN'S BENCH, APRIL 30. li Sitt~ibgs in'Bauco, befoare Lord Cblef'Justitie DErNSOIV, and ,be .JUstice PAITESON, WIGHTOIAI, and Eata. ins DALE v. POLLARSD AND OTHERS. Id Thiie vas an action of replevin tried at. the Summer As- not alies for the county of York in the year 1842, before Lord Chief ad Justice Deoanmo, when a verdict wae found for the plaintiff, with A3 Pa. djmdsges, ...

... I- I DREADFUL MURDERS AT MIRFIELD, I - YORKSHIRE. Mr. James Wraith, formerly a steward at some colieries, but latterly living on some private property, resided with his wife and a maid servant, at Knowle, in Mirtleld, in the West Riding of Yorkshire. On Wednesday last a lad who was at work on Mr. Wraith's premises, on his return from dinner, was alarmed by seeing the blind drawn down, and ...

... I vsl(PW? MC13044, d4IAntYLrU!N'BAj CLENOTMAN Its Tfnodil5W.-The Reltv' Josblih Summers Brockburst, who at the0 station- ho101155statedlalimself to be ?? of the Establisbed *eGiureh, was placed at the bar before, Mr Long, On the- itfollowing charge.-it eppeared from the evidence that betweesutwelve and oen ,'clock in the morning policemantil ifWormap,' 168 Si found the prisoner committing ...

... hou Some days ago great consternation and excitement bro, prevailed in Devonport, owing to a rumour that I several persons had been poisoned at the Victory of' se China beer shop, Pembroke-street, kept by Mr W. it h t M. Ackland, and that one of theparties had actually wh( died from the effects of the poison. The following the X are the ?? Wednesday evening the ans deceased, at the above house ...

... - ?? - o- -e- rmiddle-aged female, who refuased to igive her addraes, On t] pwan seen by Oohill, 10B L, to follow a gentlemanl in290 0frr ta wtiterinl pelacle near the Crown public house, at the Of it a corner of the Lambeth-road. He .,asked this prisnenr and ther business there, end her reply wee that abe was WaIt I ferns fug for afrlenld. The gentleman by thlstime5 bad co0re time out of the ...