... JOLICE INTELLIGENCE. | .o.7 erO-HOUBV, S4TfinDAY, January 19.,. C les Whitfleld.'viWbi.rged tith {etealing, leadfrsm a Charlen Serkel .s, the property-of Mr. 'Swayni. A don. table *erceired the ?? oairiday'night come out of the tab], in questio ; be was aeeompanied ?? man, and b pearedto te beargyiag: something heavy.- Suspecting thing was wrong, the' conetable followed them on to °ridon-hill; ...

... (Before Sir J. E. Eardle!) Wiltnot, Judge.) : ~~~THlURSIAY. John Kendall, Staple-hill, Stapleton, horse-dealer, and Geo. Rowe, St. Paul's, horse-dealer, and Henry Williams, Saint Mi- chel's hill; fly-proprletor, passed their firat examinations with- out opposition, and had the 11th of December named for their final orders. Mary Ann Thomas, late of Kingsdown-parade, domestic ser- vant. The ...

... rOLICE INTELLIGENCE _, 1.- RAWMIR SlDAY. Sentember 11th, CC- Cow ,oLslOfSHr, SATURDA Y, 60Pepr~e Ioe Ire. ?? P rdto anser A. Charle~o ilceint a n the 2nd of September. The parties are S~At ,m, ?? Avon-street. Grat Gardlens; eels 'ad live I a aqurrel ensued between the de- '0'9 day bobeY .named Hodges. Thomar ntn erd to 'be~ d a wools t fel lover a wall into* a cellar, and P~at Iallried bys ...

... (Before f. B. Grifndonfl, .lq,, Coroner.) IOn Frida ian Inquest Was held at die Iadls'uiry, on the body of Edward rice, aged 70. nosed tht he Lusband Magre rce, widow of deceased, depre hthrubn bad been of unsoand mind, and wasn ordkter tro the Luatic9 IAsylum of St. Peter's hospital, ya re from the justices, on the lath May; on the 13th June he was disoharged, as she considered prematurely; ...

... ~aTHq;Ba LATE CATASTROPHE AT THE I . I D~Th'FRYN COLLIERY, Nam ABERDARE .i FROM OuRt OWN RBPPORTER P of ADI0URNR.D LNQUEST. IThe inquiry into the recent acoledent'by freidanmp at Aberdare cc was resumed OD Monday, when an' insreased attendance of b p41s~te intfegste'd 1trn mining operanilaisi was apart among ~wo we 'gotibid Mr. 'Nixoni'. ofil iiroprietor,i M, ta, f initeral rurs~yor, Mr. Rich5 ...

... COUNCrL-HOUSH. FrC/nAY. Magistrates present: Messrs, Burges, King, and Lunell. Wi. HIolloway, for an assault on P.C. 13, was fined 10s. and costs, or to be committed for fourteen days. Thle notorious Jemmy Donovan waseharged with being found lying about the streets, having no place of residence. Jemmy's defence was that he had paid 6d. in advance for two nights' lodging, and the second night ...

... CouesciL-Houss, SATURDAYo~, Sept. 10. P mqgitroles present :Messrs. Lunell and Coates.I ?? VcC~rticy was charged on suspicion of having stolen 0 h ~ese freon a wagon in Cumberland-baspin. The wagon was iepreperty of Mr. Tunr aktofc, Quay-head, andwa the basini loaded with cheese to be put on board the Lord I I 6re-oes,id steamer for Swansea. About 1 o'clock that morning, ?? clcman heard a ...

... BRI OL ' OURT OF BAKReUPTCY. : . . . ' ! I > . i 4. .. - ?? ?? I -. (Before' ir. Cssnmiss;0 plf) BO ,, , .: MIONDAY. REUxE GoNR e, Cbthelhani, Draper: The lastemina- tion of ?? ?? in, ?? of,.itbh balance-sheet not having been filed within the prescribed time. 'to HENEY '-ItLLIgAMd, Swansea, Timbsr-merohant.-The oholce'ef asbignees in tbis estate wase carned without contest by Br, Charlcs Taddy ...

... B - ff AX, NK ,i i RH SYDNEY DAN JBNK1N£Br_5tOl, &CL, f 'Th'e bankrupt pastedhiq 1aps e~iaqpinatonj itpejoeu erstood that all questions aholddboreserieds oo5ideritaon he ,The opposition to the baiukrupt :er cpft~lte ,iCpteuou4 8d'' don {irs~nete ?? vld'rvatert ppegre0 'Sor thq opposin8 creditors; Mr. b fo?9th ge on Tduy'i'iv. I-7'V Stbne'?'(i ?? -Mteiidj. plrit.thnY UI Of boflj V~ith i ...

... COURT OF COMM-1ON PLEAS.-EdWardii V. Habbill.- f This wos an action tot money. lent, money paid, and for work ' and labour, tried at Bristol last assize, besfore :Mr. Jus tice I Talt'ourd, when a verdict was found for the plaintiff for CH £5 2s. 6d. Mr. IKarsakale now moved, pursuant 'to leave reserved, to enter the verdict for the defendant.t The pl ain. tiff, itapaed a rooer at Newpor't, and ...

... ; SUSPICIOUS CASF.ATv C.LIFTON, * On Monday aninquest was, commenced at the; Hope. fild 'Anchbor 11nn, Jboub's Wells, before the coroner, &1 IIB~Grindon,. 99q.,p4 the body of.A'femoIe,: infant, which' on that morping. bad been 'foisnd'lcsk*ed up' in,''drawear at the house of Nis., Bimpson, No. 20, Lower Crescenit,.Cliftbn. Tuermotber.f'6fth sshild was ?? 'Hood, a young Woman In, the. employ of ...

... Commenced at Wells on Tuesday. The calendar of prisoners tY contained the names of 90 for trial at this session, which en number, with 66 for trial at the assize, presented a total of 106 at prisoners in gaol for trial. At the corresponding period of last ce year there were 185. Of the 90 now for trial, 31 could neither sea read nor write; 20 could read but not write; 14 could read and ad ...