... THE POLICE CO UBTS. MANSION-HOUSE. .RdwardBahar was charged with having robbed his fellow Toeltman. Thomas Baker said-I am not related to the prisoner. On Saturday night I was at the Angel public-house, in Nor- thumberland-alley, at eight o'clock. I was not quite sober, and I lost a portemonnaie, containing a half sovereign and three or four shillings, and three duplicates. Thomas Oakes, ...

... 'h am - Kiltelftyllm INOTICES.-THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN. AT l n.-lrek: u Lunt; CoRANCILU -App'11te Ridgway V. Wharton, part heard; Bythesea v. Bythe-ea. BXVRoac TuE Losos Jusricas.-Por judgment: In re Gloucester, -Abcrystirith, and Central Wales Railway; Ex parte Mairland; Bry- son v. Warwick and Bixniingh-um Canal Company; Lord v. Wight. wick. Lunatic petition: Ex pai to ...

... TEE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. William Tohn, O'Connell, late a clerk in the Scottish Australian Land Investment Company, 24, Gresham- street, was briought before Mr. Bingham, charged with forging and uttering a warrant on the above company for the payment of 411. 59. at the Union Bank of London, Argyll-place, Regent-street. Henry William Herbert, one of the cashiers at the Union Bank ...

... SUIrCIDE OFFA LITA~rRY OFFtICER. On(, Wednlesday an inquest was held at the Gocldens nCro2s, Dannannon-street, So. Martbn's inthe.Fields, before s Cha rles St. Cleair Bedford , Beq. , coroner for Westminster, t OD the body of Lieutenant Gilbert Pickering, sged 30. M Dr. Deneulain, of 41, Crvevn-street. stated that the ~t deceased had baen lodging at his house for some vweeks, b hving been ...

... Oau_* intelttence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-APRIL i. ?? MR. COMt oNx0 RVAxvNS. IN RE INGLIS AND BOND. Tho bankrupts were described as merchants, ship, and insurance agenOq, of Old Broad-street, trading under the firm of Juglis, Bond, and C). This was the examination Bteetiag. The accounts extend from the beginning of 1854 to tbe date of the petition in February last. At tbe former period the ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGBEME. HOM'E CIRCUIT.-KIN;GSToN, APRIL 4. BEFORE MRi. BARON rLA IT AND A IOPEtIAL JURY. DREE WTT AND WIFEO V. RtOBERTS. This was an aeii'.n to recover damages for an assault corn- mitted upon the female plaintiff. 'The defendant ia this action was engaged as a private tutor in several respectable famailiesI arid he resided in a cottage at Clapham. The plaintiff was ao omnibus con ...

... MANSION-HOUSE. fela Edward Foley, -the proprietor of the Geiffin. public-house, 12 No. 99, Shoreditch, formerly the Carliole Arms,was brought eag before the Lord Mayor, on the charge of having feloniously S, received a Bank of England note for 201, knowing that it no, had been stolen. Msr. Woritner appeared for the proseeu. oth tion; Mr. Hobler for the prisoner. Mr. Wonttuer said the case ...

... gal Mentacuce. NOTICE8.-THIS DAY. COURT OF BA N PUPTY, BASftCY ALLBR1T t 11; I. LauninerO, audit ?? dtia, aptptied fenor ae. lcs ert ?? at l s eu P. Thompson, adtourned 1xm2natiton, at b g o. W Brow. Aividendat T profi. t. do yeumann, ?? ditocerlate, at et; G. A. e Leant l steseusiniso at. lw a s t tgu r COURT OF BANXRUPTCY.-ocT. 17. riapoxe MtB. 00M501501055 lOiflO.ANOVE. INO l/RMMINS.-A ...

... .ASSIZE INTELLIGENCB LANCASTER WINTER ASSIZES. LivmtP0oo, Dxc. 7. CRowN CounT.-3YeFOae MS. Bdnox ALDERSON. STAfBBING. TVomas Clayon vwas placed at the bar, charged with stabbing William Gallasby, at Orrell, near Wigan, on the 22nd Sept. last, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. On evidence it appeared, on the day in question, the parties together had been drinking in a public-house in ...

... Raw flitcuteellec+ NOTICES.-TIIIS DAY. U COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN. fa ArTl8.-BXFOILE TIlLE Iee CHtANCELLtOR AOINDTaE Lortan~s 3 ircza.- th Appeals Hiaks v. Sallitt, part beard; WaLlington v. Waldron, spc- T! oial ease; Bally v, Erasns, appeal on claim. ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE. hf AT JO.-To be mentioned Pemnbertoa v. Reid. Causes, &c. Thornber v. Sheard (2), part heard; AgwiO~z v. ...

... TO THiE EDITOR Or TEE DAILY NOEWS. SIR,-A report having appeared in your paper of to-day of a case of unjust interference by the police, heard before Mr. Bingham, at M31arlborough-street police court, which does not embrace the points of the case, I beg to ?? you a statement of the actual cireumastanCes, in the hope that you wvill have the kindness to give it insertion in your valuable ;ournal ...

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