... summoned for riding at a furious pace in Rotten Row, on the 4th instant.-Police-constable Broom, 360 A Division, said that aboot noon he saw the defendants riding in Rotten Rows. When opposite to the Knights- bridge Barracks Mr. Phippa, who Was ahead, spurred ...

... A LITERARY ROW. MR. TH1ACKERAY AND Mt. EDMUND YATES. A case which promises to be of considerable interest in literary and club circles, and which will raise an important and novel point, is to be tried by one of the common law courts, at Westminster, ...

... THE EXPLOSION IN JAMAICA ROW. IMPORTANT CASE UNDER A WRIT OF ENQUIRY FROM THE COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (Before Thomas Heath, Esq., and a Juicy.) Yesterday forenoon, a Sheriff's Court, over which the Under-Sheriff presided, was held in the Grand Jury Room, ...

... last. He and his murdered wife at that time occupied a small house in St. Stephen's Terrace, St. Stephen's Street, Newtown Row. He was about thirty-seven years of age, and was in the employ- nment of Mr. Redmond, gunmaker, of Vauxhall Street. 3 or some ...

... TBE CHARGES OF EMBEZZLENIENT AGAINST ROWs, At the Public Office, on Saturday. before the Mayor (A. PylandEsq.) ?? Lucy, SamtelRlichard Rowe, the absconding secretary of the Birmingham and D's. triot Coal and Coto Company, -was brought up on remand von ...

... THE CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT AGAINST ROWE, At the Public Office on Saturday, before his Worship the Mayor, Rowe was again brought up, under a remand from the previous Saturday, charged with the embezzlement of moneys belonging to the Birmingham and District ...

... THE CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT AGAINST ROWE. This case came on again at the Public Office on Saturday, before his Worship the Mayor (Arthur Ryland, Esq.), when Mr. Motteram. of the Oxford Circuit, appeared for the prosecution; and Mr. Robinson for the defence ...

... THE WIFE MURDER IN NEWTOWN ROW. SAD SCENES AT THE INQUEST. The gunmaker Frederick Davis, -who shot his wife in St. Stephen's Terrace, Newtown Row, l on Friday, presented a pitiable sight during the i proceedings before the Coroner yesterday. Accom- I ...

... 1 AN 'IRISH ROWI N HENRIETTA STREET. BRIUTAL ASSAULT UPON THE. POLICE. Another of those disgraceful Irish rows, of which we .have had so many of late, occurred last night in Henrietta Street. Two helpless women were assaulted in an inhuman mannbr, and ...

... ROW IN A MORMON CHAPEL. At the Thames Police Court, on Wednesday, William Bowoott, a costermonger and hawker of tinplate ware, was charged with assaulting Edward Sheridan, a police- constable, No. 433 K. Sheridan stated that on Tuesday night, soon after ...

... THE SUPPOSED FATAL QUARRPEL IN PROSPECT ROW. The inquest on the body of Thomas Astle Johnson (25), who died on February 28 it was supposed from injuries received during a row at the Castle Inn, Prospect Row, on the .13th January, was resumed on Saturday ...

... THE SUSPECTED MURDER IN A B ROW. THE INQUEST. Yesterday. Dr. Birt Davies held an inquest upon the body of Phlip Bass, aged 51, a clerk in the employ of Messrs. Nosslier and Co., of New Canal Street. On Saturday morning the deceased was found dead from ...