... THOMIAS DREWERY'S CASE. The following statement or facts relative to the unjust trans- portation of 3homas Drewery, formerly a druggist in this town, together with the original letters, bavebeen brought under the notice of the Home Secretary by our worthy representative, M. T. Baines;, Esq.:- dr ist was tried a Thomas Brewery, formerly of Hull, druggst, was trmiedga Wakefield Sessions botit ...

... LEEDS DISTRICT COURT. OF BANKRUPTCY. I- - Ifo MEssRs. T. AND W. ECARDW[Im's BANKRUPT~CY.-QUES- s TION ON A PRsOMISSORY N~orc.-Tuesday last being an audit and b dividend meeting under the Bankruptcy of the above firm, Mr. Bond attended before Mr. Commissioner Ayrton, on W behalf of Mr. T. Scholelleld, solicitor, to prove for a debt of Y 124 30., on the separste estate of Mr. Winter Hardwick. Mr ...

... 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 ...

... I an 'J'altre Atpoiri ?? ?? -- ?? -- WORSHIP STRtEET -Tas roteomsio CASRs AT ElAcxiry.-Wilihim Stuart Sheridan, a clerk In the Eecise-ucffice, who stood oharged with the wilful murder of bid mocther, Mrs Frances Sheridan, was placed at the bar before Mr nammill for final ?? Yarrow, au undertaker in lHgh-street, qSCoreditch, stated that the prisoner came to his house about mid-day on Saturday, ...

... I THE ROBBERY BYA SHOPSfOMAN. I - . IAt the Central OkinsiaailCQu~rt, On Monday list, Al Anne Simonls, tw'itityi;9 bi str -avry well Al a large quanitity Of velvet, satinsa silc lace, shawls' S I and other vahidable irlelel, alleged. t616 16fthe'relUe .w ef £2tf.POeY ames Mitihill end another, tl and Philip Dove oul 'Hickman, metchinet,. who sur. ai !rendered, 44!1adii~tiA.ed. feleniouialy ...

... I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Thompson, Coakman, and Firbanik. DiSORDERLY CONDUCT AT TiHL WORsusOUSE.-A lad named John Smith was charged with being die- K orderly at the vagrant wvard. Blary Ann Peacock, the wife of thle gate-keeper at the Workhouse, stated that on Friday the prisoner went to the Workhouse and knocked at the gate, When it was opened he and another lad di ruslied in. The ...

... 1 TRIAL; OF THIBERT'S BAND. OF THIEVES. During the last few months our readers will rse- member td have seen in our columns aceounts of the capture of a numerous band of- thieves, -who, under the pretection of anman named Claude Thibert, par-' tlealarly distinguished themselves by highway rob. berleo; and they will also- remember to-have read references to the facts discloseo by the ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER I I IN LINCOLNSHIRE. On Sunday morning last, Just prior to the commencement of divine service, the quiet village of Kirton Lindsey, in Lincoln- shire, about seven miles from flrigg, was thrown into the utmost consternation by the discovery of the body of a man whose throat had been cut from ear to ear. The following particulars of this dreadful tragedy which we have obtained, ...

... -.1p li I1 OR li I Ie St ' 1fl4EtT. . ii ALVAGED NVCILM OP F A PARCIGHoai, SuncRnox- eforte Mr W. Oetter, atthe Black Dog Tavern, t0 Vauxtall, ltnibetb. relative to the death of JaUe p Surrey, vged ?? who. It was alleged, bad died from e] the want ef medical aid. -W. Surrey, ef No.4, Gin- te vester-street, Vauxhall, stated that deteased was hs m wife. He was a. labourer but bad been out of ...

... VICE-CHANCELLORS, COURTTuESDAY, Nov. 30. r ~ ?? -;vfi, _ , ,. (Before Sir L. SIADIVELL.) mE ha ETltOTHER v. DUTTON. ins Hits aoini delivered i adgment in this cae, ?? ct me On I upon exceptions to the Mlaster's report onl tile 15111. November, pri under the following circumstaflces;s-Mr. Strother, the testator Sir in tie cause, was engaged in the oil and cloth trade tt Leeds, inm in ...

... fetropolitan §*rigetuO. AUX01i1D NGLTECT oF A PATo L SunoONg.- Before Mr W. Carter, at the -Black. Dog Tavern-, Vauxhall, Lambeth, relative to the death of Jane Surrey, aged 70, who, twas alleged, had diedl from the want of medical aid; W.'Sirrsy, of No. 4, Glen eester-street, Vauxhall, stated that deceased was Ais wife. I-e was a labourer, bat had been out of work for seven weeks. The ...

... L9~ei~epor ?? STREET. ?? CuIsPa rins'e T habitstwa viiilibhdat thi bse# befd~e i W afliatill, th sittng agierat jiuen j ebargt di' having been~foundi ,drunk and ao~pable aff tllng~defhtdl n t- having' been disposed -of, she! was ~tbiig; Chage~d with O havieg, -in her, deunlkennese, eautiae6 thedaho e'I infiest, onlyj four weeks old. The prisoner, 45ho wee i stasted tq be A single iockep, a. ...