... I ?, -, ?11 ,I.-mu '?bLbBiirji ?? ?? ers ono '-owhe Ithe follo w~ingw spatieltl Lv~e the governor hatitti tdfdlied'tot the present,~ to Lnd, !over theimurderer' or the purpose of' bindergaingaw aJ ,,Penny, G. divislold, owth6;mpsninX of~t aerew *.-well-Cauirt, ?? haime :of ftb Le-nurdere4: manis. WillatniffoodhouiseaW has boes & warder for many years in the Rome of omroi-atio; and' the- ...

... AMSIZE INTELLIGENCE ;, I.-, j ' ;, A At the Asshlsield at Buckingbali'on IM Utlit last., Jatwes. Johnsen-was indicbed for havluy. on: tho iht'of the Il of June, or the morning of ti'e16th, feninualy set firei to a brnpand otablesioppherty ef William Bigg, the lder. : .Mr O'Mnlley' ?? Zenders appearedi'hofsrtheto Fiost the evidence it apered th$ aboutstbalfps twelve o'cloek on th orpgoftlo& ...

... (BeAore JAMES STANSIFELD, Esq., Judge.) SLADEN ?? THIlE LANCASHIRR AND YOrISIIIEtE RAILWAY CoMPAXV.-Mr. Bond, eolicitor, of Leeds, together with Mr. Edw\d. John Ridd, of ialifax, solicitor, appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. iliulitch, barrister-at-law, for the defendante. Tie court opened at ten o'clock in the morning, and the entire day, until lalf-past flve, was occupied in the hearing of ...

... THURSDAY, JAN. 27. (Before Mr. Commissioner WEST.) RE KABERRY KETTLEWELL, SILVERSMITH, LEEDS, To-day, Mr. K. Kettlewell, late silversmith and jeweller, of this town, attended to pass his adjourned last examinatlon. Mr. Sangster. solicitor, appeared for the bankrupt, and Mr. Naylor and Mr. Mid- dleton, solicitors, opposed, on behalf of the assigneee and creditors On this occasion, Mr. John ...

... ARREST OF ARMED CHARTISTS IN.LONDPN | ?? ~ ~ ~ . I 1. l (Fom th y papers of Thursday, Aug. 17.) Lost night a scene of the utmost confusion took place in Webber-street, Blackfriars, which for tw0 or three hours created considerable sensation il the neighbourhood. the Governme nt, a strong mustet of the P division of police was ordered to assemble at the L division in Tower-street. The men were ...

... - - a -14 (L ?? Tuesday a eeyeetaly dresedA.. indedftuld ,rer~a ae fle,~~ and whohadibeenislolnmised'toa veryacnieal ?? team h l eiis so there WRss-n ttolgte obws~ t 0,Ldaohl;sid ntu1t ?? the p RIOflOa*050o0 tbo ?? adb-~* 'ogit h )jo.i sbawlej as he had'-an epplortenity of dstasg of two of I f them. Irplthlpsaswod bebteritef he west was to a wholesale qusee, wh~ra his would got~boul cheaper ...

... ,7 - - ?? . :,Wallt: Ac rI a KALDORUGHSTAN*L.~AW620 PLIC!naI Or i rae Turrapith AlND TUB Ouu*U1APDiV Nu1 SMUT.-. - E Suluber and *Arlo Dorle Wmr rejenxxlfaed, for hivib uak~d ?? -of *prprty valued 4t about A29 £St, oiijbilngngto King Louis$ Philippe slid the Mm.s bers ofhis finally, atoseaidto thave boon abetracted from the royal palaces of, the 'Tuleriae and the Ch1ateau, do ?? at th ...

... l TR1'AL- QF,-I T;vHlEATR1OT, -JOH-N Bri- - ered ThBIMy2,TR un .Jm ITCH=~ s of - Before their lordibip (Baron Lefroy'and Justice gate Moorel took their seats on the beneh; the Crown was Cduncil,'tbe AttOrney.General Mr Whiteside, ?? Mr Hein, Q;C.. Hon. Mr'Plunketti and Mr Bald. tifng win, entered court' and ranged themiselves in the fol- pisaco always occupied by them, immediately beneath ...

... voilre AevoirL --l-111-111- ?? ?? ?? ?? ;i e ?? ?? -{ P ?? o--- ?? ?? I-t ,t--t , t t r8 wORSEHIP STRBT.-STAaE5N0.-Johni Roach was an charged with having stabbed and dangerously wounded William Lamb.-P. lioeoonstable Fletoher, 90 H, said, th4 atn that about evro, o'clock on Sunday night, be was pass- dr, vn Ing the Gan pnblic.bouse, in Union-street, Spitalfilids, th itrt when he heard cries of ...

... IARRFST OF JOSEPE BERKEER.-JOLTON ELECTTON.- MR J. BARKER# M .P. FOR BOLTON.- -: - (From the Times.) ; a Tuesday having been appointed for the nomination he of a nember of parliatnent for Bolton, to fill up'tbe es, vacancy occasioned by the death of the Inte member, rd the Mayor and a large number of the inhabitants er, assembled 'for that purpose in thelarge new Market. at, piace. Tbere were ...

... 01 EST On Tuesday evening, the 28th nit., Stanfield Hal]], near rn on Wyondham, was the scene of one of the most fearful murders ever b) perpetrated in Norfolk. Soon after eight o'cock, the town of Wy- bO if amondham was thrown into a stete of coneternation by the intelit- ha am, gence that Air. Recorder Jermy and his son toad been shot, and a Co Ice- telegraphic message to that effect was ...

... I R E L A N D. TRIAL OF MR. SMIT IT O'BRIEN. THURSDAY. We were enabled last week, by means of a tale- 0raphio despatch, to publish this day a proceedings ii t his Important triel. We now give a somewhat varied and more extended account. Mir. WVTS1ln1e9, At ten o'clock, resumed tils dissection of the evideucenthuthad bod bgigen n fa r the prosecun. Tue assertleas that his client had used the ...