... At the Surrey Sesejons on Wednesday, Elf za L~evett, twenty-four, was indicted for unlawfully abandoning and exposing Charles Lovelt, her child, under two years of age, wherebey its life was in danger. Jane Collier said that on the night of the 11th of October she was near the workhouse at Wandeworib, when she saw a female resembling the prisoner put down a baby on the steps and run away. ...

... ATrI.ECE'D 'IfA\T.TAT',TTT7,'r OTF A MMD- b1IIL2IAN Ai XiE'A. Os 0 T1i1 i It tle Str5itefirl lolie-el! Or, \\Mr. W i L E~lla Id i~l .1ihlot second cilir !1 -1, .I ! ili, 15211 il Ii he i ctoris I k -h , .. -d i ! a slili-llilpliill I hnti0d1 I i - 0t 1. .i Ir ICIN io, ol Ils-j] ILi' e, ii Il it, -: , IS )lI 10 I I ort ,f rts rslctives or the di o , ii lidI etslindt 0' Or '0 L ttlCStlt,'ltl(' ? ...

... Early on Sonday m ing in foamation V given thest the body of a men Led been found .si ng ear Pentre- bobio, on the Wrex em-reed, surrounded by a pool of blood. Oil proceeding to the !3Pot the police fomud the man lying, quite dead, upon a heap of stones on the roadside. Before the arrival of the police several per- sons had assembled, add among them was a labouring man, named John Jones, a ...

... DESTTITUTION ANID DEACT. . . . _ __ _ _ I _ L- _ - _ ?? _- Akn iequen5t, at whiC a psinful story was9 told, was bf-ld at a tavern inl AIrlwAy-Ealv0t. St. Ltr-'s, on Wednesday. It oras wO 1o view of the body of Heary aonaernrsn, a ron aged -oi yesre. v ; eora ed was formeily a porter, but h hed tor-n Fo il thie-r t _ i two yesrs pnsit he iad ?? onth,^li prrmnettibtl of i! .1 parisb doctor. Hoe ...

... - -i -I-E- - Ired .I . PAINFUL CASS Ob, isUTUiDS IN THI) TIIAIZES THROUGH POVBR'PY. TIAJSES THtROUtGH POVRTPY. An inquiry ores beld- at tho Cfrown Tavorn, High- I troet, Sh~odweoll by Mr. John ilaniphreyo, coroner, re- j lotivo to the- sioldo'of Maryi Yomei aged 30 years. I Ohebarh Yame, of No. 6 Plough-flloy,. Wapping, a ros gmunt and, poverty-otricken' moor, depo3od that he wae a eau genoral ...

... At a special sitting of the Nottieghamsbire county T 9gistrates on Saturday morning, John and Mary Wa'tson were brought up on remand, charged with the *110 murder of Mr. R. Raynor, at Carlton, on the 17th ov. lasi. Mr. Cranch appeared on behalf of the prisoners. Mrs. Raynor (widow ofttbe murdered man) and her sister were present during the inquiry, attired in deep mourning. The mother and ...

... A;lll(-E NTELLi(ANCA, I GumLDHALL. ci c (1[tU ST A W.Er,Uctc-N di, serril-d on the Cbctte ?? tie. L. r, cu ri..tlttc,, reat, his niclclc-M.?.r. cr orfive vi aIP, Si tor , &cd Yooegeer tote i1 t inna cc n1uch as 'so * bc cct to aosalo at ?? cc.,c hi.,dbe' t o tvrj, bal tsar; cooIa, i Ott tb'a tin tics cc ic It.' itiecf OLc, h i' nc ue ?? tt aclic liaic, I'ccto Ln ..,Lubiv !J 1'i~ po Lis ?? ...

... CONVICTION UNDER TAM_ GUNPOWDER mCTr.| Mr. Geoag- Ilenry Dew and Mr. Frederickdc'yco gunmashere, T ina Throsdoneedle-5ftroot, were summoned before the Lord Mayor, tte al tile Justice- room of the Mansion House, by Alfred Carter, liter inspsecotr of the City police, for that they, on thle Uoh of Sep- tramper, Inst., in S3 ?? Trinity-lane, City, unlaw- T fuly, without any licence for the purpose ...

... CONIJCTION OF LADYSV [N DUER ,i. UU±N VI Ui5IJ24 U L J':t 0w i 0 IJIJ IJiI't. The Christmas Qnarter Sessiones ftr tile boronh of Soiarboroigh Clesdl o01 Thursday. 'Lito ealenilnr tee nomiually heavy, there being no 'etver bhall foaut'eoll pri. soners for triai, who more imtplicatb1 in the astne nititber of cases. The eritmes for whish the prisoitrs vere triedl vere, ho wever, light ill ...

... RlOBBERY BY A POLICJ3ThE1.-A STRANGS CAS. o_ . A ease tf rather'remarkable, haracntc has been the sub- joietof inquiry before the 'Beboh at the Uxbridge S.tsso1 s aed has sntsed ah unpleasant sensation to prevail amongst so the force thrughout the mettopolitan distthits. Sa Tlibe prisoner was otmed George i'gdeu, a constable of P the X division of police. He wae stetioned on special 0 duty on ...

... oD~ur. XYSTERILXY SUICIDE EBY A YOUNG GIRL. - (Ir I 1.-- S On Tuesday evening Mr. W. J. Payne held an inquest at the Essex iead, Essex-street; Strand, on the body ofai young girl named Jane Johnson, aged ?? It appeared froa the evidence tlhattthe body of deceased was found in the Thames at the foctof the Temple Stcirs on Friday last. Deceased appeared to have been in the water about twelve ...

... GsUILDR ALL. j Us-crusozi FICTITIOUS Clliiitpts.-Johnl Folkard, a. J inttchet\ wvho guyse his auddress at No. Ci se sle, 1 F'orest Gateo arse placed at Essa bfrl~r lexsreet, I Luak, chalrged withI beinlg conernefd r w A ldmannots in culstody, who gave tbe natnreof Green, in Irsudirlently t ,,braitrig, by mweans of ? fictitiouls cheque, on the tilt of Xcvi toter lest, fron Messrs. Grevillh and ...