... years, and Taylor to twelve months' impri- t sonment with hard labour. RoBnEny FROM A DWELLIING-RoUsE.-Edward I Smith and Thomas Hardy were convicted of ;break- ing and entering into the dwelling-house of Mary Higgins, and stealing a quantity of wearing ...

... and Taylor to twelve 'months' impri- t! a onment with hard labour. R oasula FiROM A DWELLiNG-ROUSE. - Edward P sm ith and Thomas Hardy were convicted ot break- inginandentering into the dwelling-house of Mary i llIgins, and stealing a quantity of wearing ...

... 11- place, 'described on the police-sbeet as of . no occu- giv4 to pation, was ebarged with haiving. obtained from mei at Thomas Clifford,. landlord ofthe Three Doves, Boer. :po ie wick-street, the sumxnof£5 by fraudulent pretences. r . -The.complainant ...

... at about a a quarter-pastsixo'clock. At an inquest held the s| following day before Charles E. Driffield, Esq., it coroner, Thomas Nolan, a lad of about sixteen ,a years of age, stated that he, in company with his uncle, Darby Nolan, and tho deceased, left ...

... ATTRILPTED do' s: HIGHWAY ROBaUxRR AT LONDON-DRaDEa. - John 'Mi r- Dower, a young man, was charged with assaulting col Le Thomas Illancowe, a clerk, residing at Horsely- ge II down, and attempting to rob huss on the steps sel g of London ~rid ?? stated ...

... andi ince therefore send the prisoner to the House of Correc- twist has tion for two months, hardi GENTLEMANLY AmcusxsEwcer;s. -Josiah Robinson 'm -JTo- and Thomas Bacon, described Ion the charge-sheet tract ap- as gentlemen, residing at the Bedford Hotel ...