... : , 090-MOolto v - ?? Mark DROU60 0TR1oT,-' fecalunsk for having unlawu cleslno, rpry~luda bu 98049G booug10 ?? ?? and the momt. ii60 .OetO~elal. iognalnle ioave boon'abstracted from coa ?? the Tuileries and, the Chasteaui de Nenlil at ~e oam ?? l' ttb resent revolution la ~ 1 ?? in behalf of the. psent ?? -the ,%Bnjb, giddressingj Me Hariwick, said. Sir, the par.a tlt I .f I Iyou havjiug, ...

... ;. At'tbo stlig of thea sessions on ?Tu ayc ai a! ca ptionton was made on beba'f of Mr Woolicir. Some of our readers may recollect that Mr Wooller took oan active part in the' political agitation some years ago, and, mnde himself famous by his publica tion. ' THE BLACK DWAlF.'. b Mr PRBNDESZEAeT said, he *as about to make a bomewhat'kxtiaordiuary application, and it mwsone, too, whicb very ...

... THE TRIALS OF MESSRS FRANCIS I LOONEY AND ERNEST JONES. SENTENCES ON THE PRISONERS. CRIMINAL COURT.-SATURDAY, JULY 8i1, THE TRIAL OF FRANCIS LOONEY. ?? Looney was arraigned on an indictment haurging him with two miademeanouts on the 5th of June. The Attorney-General, Mr Welsby, bir Bodkin, and Mr Clarke, were counsel for the prosecution. ?? prisoner was defended by Mr Kenealy. The ATTOnNEY ...

... -%etropolitatietu55 INQUESTS. p1ac___eor that AsNOTHUiSlI Suacio TH Ex MILLIA~y onnO teboeforen Mr Bedford, in the Mitlbank PriaOflt tI odo And Patrick Morgan, aged twenty~eight, 9prisonser under 'Aci a ?? of fifteen years' tranaportstion, forrobbery, Aen withvioencEdwS~dBatson, a warder, said be gn had charge of the deesd n be~dhim toebe on c of cheerful die posito.lelf u iondhscl hin char ...

... . i -: ist say MSIOIOU~il'. ii~flEI.# A Ma daigh' snamd Willm iRobidS'55 rnh bft a hL'or? notifa. Mayor, obasrgiB upn inepielou of haitag Meulaka IL' P4 0460se1 snanteau, 'oint Dilngplttanoteatoesodrn.bfo -Mr eo&rge Cross, trav,,lleg for'the'1liffi of Nicoll kdaitdj a Co'adO atuday, wo'ek I cakin ?? from, bean'm ipeleinthles'tai. AtI~swi~bI ?? ln are iel the ugggt'van y bown por~ijltsu, ...

... ?? , $ - i j : . - I : I k PCOLIOC AND THEMMIDDLE dtASSb. - ?? I i . Yestqerday. ofteno deputationi f6op ithe v jnols e.r T pasi3hesinde eounty of . , ddleaex ?? upon gir oaf G. Greylat theHouseofCommons, for the purpose 'Ta ,of'orowestigrsegainst the increaseddemand onthose. , JA pari hea-for the suppnttof the police p and'demaind-o Ssu ?? tbe' event of 'any'yaugmentstion i of tbe J4.ih ...

... I *rabludA, fi.*Rifftaft. ?? .WnIrol XvtJNaI BAV LAROSID. AVID.EXTsAOIAnRTsr1 loy 4mausston 4iP *ON MUR11111i'.- The town. of Bradford. was aiatmed on Tuesday 'wook. by the idisiovery et the beside, body ofamman Un the'radroford-bseck, nea~ri te'Buerler'e'! yard, ?? Strcep whbo1- I~t etfiret'aupposed,' Itpp ad ben drownaed, The body turned out to. be that of, ?? Sitaer, of Great Horton,,by. ...

... I EXTRAO1UDflAR MUEDEB On atnda latan 1inqeit was hltd at West Townh, Somerst, on he bod of~oia Wal,wbwa's shol, eib. p~enly tt he~ watonnesis, oa the. 18th of December. It apeaed hatthedeediied ilived In a cottage, eltuated ip he idt o jonsganidin jirond, and taott~e from borne, ?? h~ by thbw sight of -a gnnmzt ~~~ah~tru * fra'qired pine; andwt1thentnraeofhier eon. i~emimaditeyjpd p.m ...

... ,THE ATTTEgMPTED biBR OFT E TOWN CLERK OP of FE'OC & ! .At:6he High Court of Justiclary, on Mlonday, ?? 3ustimcs ?? Maekiohiie. and 'V , Lord Wood, John Thomson, 4aenal hprin Grees~ck, wes pised, attred'otin with Ea pistol, lbade4 h~i bal, ...

... THEi CI*ARTIST TRIALS. a CENTRAL VRI1i91i L COl1RT. ' The June Sessions were opened on Monday morn. u lug, at..the Old Bailey;-the proiceeings being opened p .tfhe RighftiHon 'hoe Lord Mayor, the.Xiecdrd f Aldermen Gjibbs and Lawrence, the eIf, Undur in 'Shiilft'ibad te 'other city authoiities Thecale it u c'fdtaff theb namf 2? rl onft, twe7t.nibebf wrhomf aiM otlarghd tl ofdlif andactsf' 'o 0 ...

... Ij1URD A URaINKEyI, ** ,OLDBATH 17 Aupp FIELDS TUNRISON.,~`~ ?? os', Saturday mo Erning, about nine o'clock A muw. der was prperatd'ab the auirb prison. en refere once to -whieh the tla harie been bef obtaiined, sifter much difficulty', Jim. consequence ofco the governor haviot refused, for the p e to had ovr tbe murderer for the purpose Ofundergolug an kmaat~hbef a police magoisrate Although ...

... At the sitting of thas, sessions on Tuesdayi an ap. t plication wag made OD Weaif of ,Dr Wiooller, Spine oef our reaier may recollect that. Mr Wooller took a? h~etive pa:i ia -thsvpolitial- agitation some yaera t aeo,:a'ad~ oasd. biniaelf ifamous bj; his pnb11dZ tton, ' Ts. BL^aCS DwADF.' i . B Mr. PagJ QAnS: said, he was eabout to, make:a r ?? ?? applition, and it was one. too, which very ...