... M- A -1- A MONDAY. to le ATIEMPT TO M ItRDgac-Plilip Smith wax charged f st at the City Police Court 'with stabbing John Timmins, with W intent, on the 16th of June last. On the day in question,the TI prosecutor was at Craven's beerhouse, London Road, and the ie prisoner was also preseitt. The two men were drinking Vs together, and a slight altercation took place between them. thE ?? prisoner ...

... Since Wednesday night nothing material had tra ;i~ed, in addition to. the announcement of the discovery of vue of the weapons believed to have been employed in tho ociorderous Tvork of the assassil, The excitement created l-.Y tbhs latter event wes most singular, and li a few minutes afan the cir- ?? became known vast crowds of persons. hastened to. the canal in the hope of obtaining a sight ...

... C OURT, CABINE AD ESg . ITi. Mo kor . 1 -i -I a HEir Majesty held ?? priyoouil on I - ed ?? V. cluncoll Tuesday afternoon, The ponyiven by Queen Victoria to the Prince Imperial. b wasmountedonld a'dd, r thein rsebyth*ll - nte, in the? reser edgarden at the Tsuleres, and attiracersuchn to crowds of idlerso that an extray guard- had -to be ful-d'to H I, day . eekie i o hcah ontains a letter from ...

... I DIY- = - r A W L U . NUJRD.ER BY. J~ LUNATIC AT IUNWELL AsyLum-S. ;I 4 On Saturday, a most deplorable event, which has taken place at Haivwell County Lunatic Asylum, was investigated y the local magistrates, and subsequently by Mr. Waldey, the coroner. On Thursday morning a man named William Roberts and another man named John Brady were taken out as usual, with about 20 other patients, for ...

... MANOHES2 1 T OIT SSSINS The ent med equter sessions for this city commenoed on Monday morpng at-the Sessions Court, Brown-te*, before R. B. rxiit-ron , Esq., Q-Qnreeorder There were also on the bench A.lderman rhuttleworth, Aderman Nisholl, MYessisWilliam Ross and G. R. Chappell. The folloi g- cre sworn as constituting- J. Cobllier~azier juns., Chapel WaLks, drysalter, farcies - C harles Poole ...

... , PEkPE1CA-TE ASSAULT ON A- AN ; 1;. . ATTEMTPED SUICIDE. At h~Ha~ t iiti6n Mbd a; Wllim rown, a batte wi ~~th aakt . ll 'wife, S~ara ?? t at~fiz~t t ad beeno sde't zufth b ohorbed: with athi tek6pting to & IetlszaigDrw staet4t _wl . had h~ ±hda prijsoninearly thire- yearsa, but had left.- hiril 'Wiie&~e 2I~stmart~s fie wee b~f ?? Ij ?? wt;d r;k Shok said thtF heasgqing o ero'locor ,Ueaskeq ...

... 7g '0 A, chi t ,gDI ! -1 Fa a llffk~ tit Z 1 it 'k> 1 ?? 'I e. Z Is :y Id le if to i0 id le; sd A0 it le it is Id le ae ?? . .. . .. 'xn u s-o rs v,, r. . -i ifr.omm~iessiop~nr o'scou'n Th, 'F ariott', solicitor,'itedd ih Care'fowdon, end the followingtasiedi.'' j- r. Marriott said lie't'teided .to' diaw the Attention of the,caonrli the case of James Meller, solicitor of Aiton- ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE ONO A RAMLWAY. I . . . . n On Saturdiy evenlig, Mr., W. 0arter, the coroner. for d East Surrey,` held awlonginsquiry at the Railway Tavern, a EastCroydon, touching the deathof Firancis Olley, aged 32, r- a coachman Intthe service of Mr FrederlokAhllen, the 'iding n m-ster, of Bryanston Square, :ad also' of Brighton, who 3. committed'suicide under the followinga ...

... FOtPUDE~ QATE' , 1 'I I i1S IO T (.1J I . ~ ~; , , ?? ir , 1 I1 Ii titan, etttl ~ ~ ~ H. L.~~raffIjd, JneqpLbIl JET~t OJo -hkifte Robtr t J6i Xc co~et.n'oi eon ?? _ L. I ?? n)uo 'on ~ i The'AeiloV ocort 4libirandtonthe grandP Iw* ?? -r ait T I d b ?? I oiio4oftoei Joa ' hark&' I tijt' thneYnott,'nfda;N1 or thertoitdi ShataZDI !jtotule JayA yiuiorel.' xoorlem h,r gdi ~ 'pototaegoi.r'¾I ?? ...

... MIURDF 1OF A WOMA-N Y. ERB iUSBAD. -1 I f. - 4 n wss alarmed I The ?? of the: Mintoie the sa ow armed on Wednsday. evening by the circulation of a reprht a man had mardered his wife, at Mr. Burton's, optioian, 47, Chinchstreet. Fromwhat can be gathered freom the family and neighbours, it appears that a Mr. and Mrs. Cowigen were on a visit for the Christmas week at Mr. Buarton's. They hail been ...

... . Ace SATURDAY. ANAFFECTIONATE SONi.-This day a poor woman, named Jane Faircioughb, appealed to the magistrates Againtte behaviour of -her son, statinig that on frequent occasions he fo wonid return-home intoxicated, and abuse herself and her St husband in a vary violent manner. On Fziday night he l came, in company with the landlord of the public-house as where he bad been drinking, anid ...

... SOUTH LANCASHIRE SPRING ASSIZES, I ClI I n T& - . n ~ r DTT 1 1 ?? I . tea, C o 0W N C 0 U R T.-Y~eTERDAY. ved (Befbre fir. Baron Martin.). Thomnas Quinn, 51, a labourer, indicted for a felonious assault at Ashton, was found guilty, and sentenced to imprison- ment with hard labour for 18 months. FORSERY OF A WILL AT MANCHESTER. at James Monaghan, 20, staymaker, Terence M'Lauqhlaa, 18, of agent ...