... ULL. POLICE COURT.- I SATURDAY. Before Messrs. Newmarch and Egginton. TnE CASE 0ol PERSJUR.-Richard Lister and John Ringston, the two men who were brought up a few days since on a charge of perjury, and remanded for further evidence, were again put into the dock. No further evi- dence was brought forward, and therefore the case was dismissed. Before, however, the prisoners went out of the dock ...

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... THERECENTMURDERSIYEAR CANTON. The following correspondence in reference to the murder of six Engliebmen, netar the city of Canton, hass taken place between the directors of the Manchester Commercial Asso- ciation and the Fpresign-offiie : (copy.) MsanchesterConmmercialAssoctatiofl, March 16, 184S. My Lord-On the 25th September, 1846, andi Oth July; 1847, I had the honour to address your ...

... POLI(CE INTLLLIGRpNCE-ThIDAY. -- MAwLTIIROTGH-STRstET.-A broker named Notima: was brought before Mr. Hardwick charged with having forcibly seized a watch from the person of Col. Montalvo Delamar, under the following circunrstances:- Mr. Dod, who appeared {or the complainant, said Ccl, Montalvo, about a fortnight ago, took apartments in Bond- street, at the house of a bosier named Taylor, who ...

... MYSTERIOUS MURDER NEAR R USCORM. [PROM A CORRESPONDENT OF THE MANCItESTER GUARDIAN OF SATURDAY.] On Sunday evening last a mysterious affair occurred in the neighbourhood of Rockeavage. Three boys, who were strolling in the fields near the dilapidated buildings of that ancient pile, picked up a pedlar's box, which they found empty and bespattered with blood. Proceeding onward a little, they ...

... ASSIZE INTELLI GENCE. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT-CRSTEmR, APRIL 8. CROWN COURT. Il Before Mr. Justice Williams.J Joseph Clayton, aged 36, and Ralph W~ebster, 36, were placed at the bar, charged, tbe latter with wilfully setting fire to Clayton's house, and the former with aiding and assisting, with inteotto defraud the treasurer of the Sun fEre- office, the secretary of the. Wlst of England Insurance ...

... LAW AND POLI ?? TU- 2 Y. GCO)TI Or BANSR-VJP rl Y. TirE SATIRIST NEWSPAPER.-IXN Rn-A. CARROLL, JUN- The bankrupt, wcho was descuibed as a newspaper proprietor, in the Strand, cane Up to pass siS last examinati M. Tile halance sheet, prepared by Mr. Maynard, and commlencitng 9th Novesn ber, 1846, and ending 12th August, 1847 showed-creditors, 1.638 5s.6d ; ditto, holding security, 200; ...

... I IX QUESTS. I On Monday moorling last, Andrew Burns. a Drisoner . On Monday morning last, Andrew Burns, a prisoner we i in the Borough Gaol, committed on the 23rd of Dec., for an g felony, died from lumbar abscers, the result of natural to] Y causes. Verdict accordingly. M e On Monday evening, Patrick M'Quade rnd some SD other men were engaged in undermmning a wall, ill de! Nletherfield-road, ...

... REVOLTING CASE OF `ilMASi l DblTAtLS ut AN INQUEST HELD ON TttE BODY or TI8THY SiHANA5ANR. i.'he nbove infiuost was held at tbe Atter pariah of Kil 8 moe, on kTlesdoF, the I1th day of April, 1845, in absence b of the coroner, James Love, sworn and ?? a groan in a field between Thomas King's house aidd the hospital; went in the direction from which he thougbt it proceeded; crlled another boy ...

... wbe Court. The Duchess of Kent arrived at Osborne on Satur- , day ater.oon on a visit to the Queen. e O ho Ron. and Rev. C Leslie Courtensy arrived it O borne on Saturday afternoon from town ep a visit to her r Mniy - at Ye esterday morning her, Majesty and Prince Albert, e Duchess of 'Kent, and the ladies and gentlemen in 'wait- ing, attended divine service in Osborne. The Hon. and Rev. 0. ...

... Yesterday, a court was held for the despatch of public blusiness. TrEn PRESERVATION OF THM PEAQE OP THE Cty.- The LoinD M&xon, upon taking the chair, saidi he was happy to have so early an opportunity, after the occurrences of Monday, of seeing his brother aldermen, and eongratu. lating them and his fellow-citizens upon the demonstration which had been made on the occasion in the Cjiy of ...

... MURDER IN WESTIINSTER. A most painful sensation prevailed during yesterday (Sunday) in the vicinities of Regent-street aud Vincent- square, Westminster, in consequence of a borrible case of murder discovered there. It appears that a few minutes bef6re one o'clock in the morning, a gentlemen named Kean, whilst passing along Regent-street, had his atten- tion directed to one of the side ...