... 4JilLice kfatlrt,,. ASAuLT.-On Wednesday, Jamei Matthew Tierna,, b es was summoned before the magistrates for an assault uponc Jalle Ann Tiernan. The complainant who lived i'n a it IY court in Great Homer-street, stated that on the previousi 5- Wednesday evening the defendant, in company with Mr. a e, Tyrrell,one of the marke: constobles,came to her house c le Ttie defendant remained till ...

... wiputce EInrt. ted Fixitro ON EM1GRa,&STa,-Ia out las paper, we stated C~ the particulars of a case which came before the magie- bea trates on Thursday, in which Wmn. Rippard, and a man t to named Duffey, ware charged with defrauding a number for of ema'grant#. Tho inquiry was retumned on Friday, Pet when Mir, Snowball, solicitor, appeared for Rippaird. 3m After the principal facts of the ...

... WS Thie court wam opened yesterday morning, Charles a Crompton, ?? aiceasor, presiding, ya URm.artv Admnor, &c., V. Ms ?? an sotion to at recoverthe rumnof £1.ihbLrkorag, wvhioh bad been paid on ,t r vessol ?? t o Bhiba. It ?? that r. Vinning ?? ho rroo clerkc to Mr. 1lloly wc~l, bad received anl orer to oh arter as the veseol, and to have th3 boiosl af half the brohrage: he I ?? refused, ...

... INCREASE OF AlURDER- ITS BEARING ON THE QUESTION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. It may, perhaps, be regarded as rather a fortunate circumstance that Mr. Ewart did not succeed, when he last moved Parliament on the subject, in carry- ing bis proposition for the abolition of capital punishment. Sure we are, that, it such a measure had, twelve months ago, received the sanction of the legislature, a ...

... thired (Canfinoedeffom tihe Vfercury of rfo lfat.) Oman.- Mary Mioliell, 35, and Catherine Farrell, 23, for stealing tloo a, first toilet covers, two basins, a quantity Of cloth, and twelvo hand- oman-. kecrhi efs, the property of James Roper, Thomas Adamson and en fanother, William 0Okell, and Peter Marall-Nine tmonths. end of ThornaB Kendall, 19, for stealing 3 Ilbs. of mutton, the property ...

... re HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. in POLICY OF INSURANCE. of BuNsen v. CHAPMAN.- In this case an action on a Is covenant in a policy Of insurance had been brought i, le the Court of Common Plead. The policy was dated the b- 12:h of July, 1839, and had been made by the defendant of in his character of Chairman of' the Neptune Marine .g Insurance Conmpany, upon the ship Lord Cochrane, at of and from ...

... Volice (court. PunLIcANa AND BIAaRSB.MLEaa.-Oa Friday, the fol- lowing persons were fined in the subjoined amounts, for infringing the local act :-John Stannanaught, Norfolk- street, 40i. and cosfs: Thomasino Houson, Carpenter's- row. 40J. and costs William Smith Chollerton,Duckin field-street, 60. end cosrts, A charge waenl also reerred ngamnet Johns Coffee, Tridgewater-etreet, by inspector ...

... ,VW-toltre Q rt. xTRO1DIARYCfA~GEBY THlE CAPTAIN OF A VESSEL. In on Wednesda, Capstain RbehetSmith, otthe Parangon, a 5ves'1ltradiil,; toAtric.a, appear-d before rhomag stra ~t Si le make a, charge against tour of his crew of inmubordi- bi anor0d haivinig dlipr~ved hint ot ilii: hou-t hry ?? names of' the defejidante ?? fi~irt , Seed, Chals VW lliams, William Owesli-, the ?? tard th ct he left ...

... mnizcaL -.1-i mo-n- willf-m NrTIM1-~f On Saturday mrrning, WilliamI MNilen, a whonlwrsght, of NCA' NT Prescot. died suldiotly i ths yard ,ttchai to : h.oe. in Fca- Ri'N 5combec.str0et, Evortanr. ?? Casot of desetO was the ruplurc of a AlI ci blood-vossl, Verdiot acc iodingly. . 11. to Ol the nrame day, Catherine Morrison, an agedivornall won DFN Y found deroatcber ro3ideiooo, in Iut-iLi ...

... ur paper of Tuesday last, it was statedin conncxion with nea a robbery of wheat, from a warehouse in Hickson's-lane, that I ter Mr. Jones, of Byrom-stroet, sent the wheat to the mill, to be ground. We are requested tostate that the persou there alluded h to, Robert Jones, (one of the prisoners) was formorlyin the em- sed ploy of Mr. Jones of Byrom-streot.j 8y ROBBERY DY A S1P BoY.-CAUTION TO ...

... thylee Mcolurt. his A PlIEFERENCE FOB GAOL.-On Tuesday, a woman ,, was was Bent to gaol for three months, for stealing butter. Y hen She had left the gnol the same morning, after a similar n ! incarceration, and made it her first business to be of of a arrested again. ira. ASSAVLT.-On Tuesday, a man, named Henry John- ye her ston, was fined £5, or two months' imprisonment in m the default, ...

... CRIMES AND OFs'FENCES. A MASTERnLY Douap.-The last new trick of fraud is thus described :-Two wel!.dressed men ernredashopin London, purchased plate to the va!ue of £95, which was placed in a cab, and offered a good note foi £100 in pay ment. A police officer came in 1 hot haste; ' declared that the two men had stolen a £100 no e, seized the noe for which tie shopman had juist handed over the ...