... been addressed to several of the authorities, intimating that they are neither done with nor forgotten, and that fires and robberies may be expected. A number of Mr. Fyson's ploughs were cut and broken to pieces. Seven ot the more clamorous of the rioters ...

... far as the facilities for l, doing business are concerned. .e The Robbery at MIlessrs. Wingate a Soft's Warehouse.- d In another column will be found a notice of an extensive :robbery, from the premises of Messrs. Wingate & Son, 5. situated in Queen Street ...

... Esq., one of the coroners, for blucks, at Mursley, on the 8th inst., on view of the infimnt body of Robert Lamhunin.-Mrs. Dickens, the nurse, stated that the child was boin in a weakly stata on Friday weele, but on Friday lost a great ohange took place ...

... foresight; for amongst the desperate resources of the Protectionists is the notable scheme of r equitable adjustment, or the robbery of the public creditor, on precisely the same ground as the proposal to reduce the wages of public servants has been founded ...

... 5 ; pd/lsar de puqsselins r. (shani commercial travellers), 11; empelrleurs (men r' e who frequent estamihiets to commit robberies), 150; - uoleurs a la bonne franqueile (Inen vsho ily wait t. for country people to rob them), 35 ; valtranciers 'r (mi en ...

... the subject. The board then ad;' journed. HIGHWAY ROBBERY, AND BRUTAL ASsAULT ?? A Bor.-On Monday last, before W. and J. Eccles, Esqrs., James Brinnand, a navigator, was brought up, charged with the robbery anl brutal assault on Enoch Baines, noticed in ...

... into the deepest grief by this ?? was deferrred. ROBBERY BY A MIEDICAL STUDENT.-Masry Poad, who described himself as a medical student, was charged.at Bowt street, on Thursday, with committing a robbery at the United Service Museum, in Wihitehall-yard ...

... O1 wlren employed:- w le - c. P ?? l,~ Sir Robert Ad iir, dx-amtbassndoito Turlkey (salary, £7000) 2050 'Stool ?? Haon. Charles Arbsithn'ot, dittb to-ditto (salary, £70010) 2036. Stal~ re Viscount Strsnigford, 'ditto'tIs 'Iliehia ?? train Si'rEdwaril ...

... °pp~rtmity °oubt many will B ?? isselves of pi St the ?? J. ?? been .made bo'us, in t respect to the ,prevalence of garde robbe-ry&,- -'peil o- nd- in, the n6ighhb~tiib~qd 6f. Qrten ens Tre l smeclially fri ing- the Nibjiedators ~sgIsa~lteitrldr~wihteS ...

... sentence for a robbery a thief picks a pocket. What does the fact prove ? That the law is a failure-thatthe punishment of felony, insteadof operating to deter, encourages to the commission of crime ? Make the case murder instead of robbery, and' Mr Ewart ...

... suitable reprimand, 011 paying 4s. fees. John Y\ atkins was remanded on a charge of stealing a mack- intosh, the property of Charles Bond. Klizabc-th Raker was charged with assaulting Ann Williams. After a patient investigation of these women s quarrels, ...

... Soutthampoton from-. up Lndonby anight train, andl committed the robbery itnote- 3er diately afterwards, for it has been proved that lte arrived'~ic-- air London early the day after the robbery %with the phutider in ass a carpet bag. er- STRANGE YET Txtus ...