... It wil] be seen, on reference to our police report, that, on Saturday last, a woman named Mary Ann Lumb was brought up on a charge of poisoning her child by ad- ministering to it halt a teaspoonful of laudanum. It appears that the mother is a young woman about eighteen years of age, and at the tine of the occurrence was acting in tle capacity of wet-nurse at the house of MrS. Morris, Carlisle ...

... I oifce. :g ' ?? ?? ytuhe e nan of thiritessentable tappeartice, I tnhid Jhtnd iede was' plaed at the bar, before ti - r hammdioh , Farned 'tha hevod rjtn ao n ilver d e Mi. usal inm filed'todoo hovrevrsn upro sk . watch,, and' Diu ntous et her rticle th.ce S rtorehht , fl Mr. Sumuel Yoncfel oil hte~ inS or-C ?? i stated,. that eon t be m of Fridaysser ough room Rbtsonerl am ,te hothesed wt 'a ...

... : io E nteI fllpe. 'L&NASTiL' * Rae. V. TiioureoNAN; OER56 DtiIftO ; 'STMs.-Thi8swasAl ndictmentfrai'- s. ?? charging the deifendant; ?? Tbompeotb i, amue Tillothon, amnd Thomas. willim- Maddozwith oni-I or together to. remove cdrtain go6di from A boed -arehuem at Liverpool, withoutl a t ofoth disp g thereon, jthb'intent to defraud the mustoms revenue' of the aame.t There wasd was e ount ...

... ' olice. the I ?? BYAth SirorsAil.-william Joyce, was charged wi*h ?? seat. stolen seven sovereigns belonging'to' Mr. Frede~rickg the Young,' cheesmonger,,. ?? 'Silvet-strdet, Golden- ev 0square.. The proseciltor stated that-oil, Saturday ho othei popned a new- shop finthe abolve line* it '45, Silver- so str~eet, Oolden-squarei,and on the Friday previous who:; the prisoner carne and Solicited ...

... ~oift- WORS~hP-STREET.-R v--ce A LOD0OIWO ti UoUNE. youn respntable nippearance, * named John Yieid, was; Phiced' at-,the bar- befoN 'ti ,RK Hiamilni~ll charged ;fith~(havi~g` itoleni a ~sillrel d watch~b,; a.nd umerous'6ther-'artriles, ~thejrprt 11of mr. Samnuel Young;' coffeehouse.keepokrin Shore jitob. The p~rdseottor stated,'that'onthe m~enirig g of Friday!se inighit the prisoner caine to ...

... SCOTLIND IN 1762.. A ease was lately tried in the Court of Common Pleas, as to the succession to the property of one LI William Goodwin, who died intestate in London in 1 1848, leaving property worth two or' three thousand ¶1 pounds a-year. :It appeared that about the year bs 1780, David Goodwin, the younger, mnarried, and C went to reside at Fort-George, in Scoetland, and as I evidence of the ...

... - - . ,§?Ost . Oft M , I I STAFFORD. A Scair ixv Cduav.-3 'the co-rtion of r., { .'WbateloY,Q.ti', an'd'.f GW'eaves, eq., who prep I sided in sepirute courts, 0ne in the'glafid jury-room, and theother' in the judges' dining-room, for the aidpthoot ofi l the mre cas,.on.wih hj - trial of prisoners, all the eropn bisess, with the cI ^etion of the murder easo, on - whicil tbe jurY wern ...

... L - D 16 A~cise'Was lately tried in. ?? of Common ?? Plas as to the succession to the property of. one. thi at Williamn dtiodwin,'who died intestate in London in 19 to, 186 evigpoerty worth two or three thousand T1 no p~iitaya.it appeared that abu h erbe '11- ?? odite onemrid n l itB ett. ?? ?? ?? Ti is- edecofte ?? ad inthsetime, the following letter ?? let Godiwhose maiden name waa ?? so] im ...

... We had intended to present an analysis of the acts of the session just closed, but, upon investigation, find that we can winnow so few grains of damaged wheat from the mountain of chaff in which they are contained, that our task is ended almost in the same breath as its announcement. The Session began with small promises, and ended with smaller performances Of some twenty or thirty ...

... ecentral criminal court. p- - Wd The Court resumed. its sitting on Monday, be- e fore the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Common I 1g Sergeant, Alderman Sir J. Pirie and. Gibbs, the ud sheriffs, under sheriffs, ac. The calendar contains st the names of 221 prisoners. C CnAnGE or ATrELIPTINa TO DnrrA1D.-ChalS 0 30Pound and William Longford Jenkins, two persons or of respectable appearance, and ...

... MIDDLESE ESSION. The Au ust general adjourned session of the a peace for te ?? of Middlesex commenced on b Tuesday morning, at the $essions-houie,, Clerken- r well, Mr. Witharn presiding in the., absence of the ti learned assistat judge,, Mr. Sejeant Adams. . ir DESEBTION AND ROaBBr BY A. SoLbuB.-Richard if Jennings, 24, a private in the firs, battalion of the ti Grenidier Guards, was ...

... ,. An ?? 21001W. to ,; idWb~teleyI~.Q na.,~ GrtAV40 q 0 ;*,ho pro. sided inj ?? ,buiit !^tfl.,OOO' ID oanaiytoom r-i'teveni it vern'e -teee ~h n tva dored ands the;uth -' - 'd~e~*di~iAne,'ith tb trialt bf 046110nrg, ?? u~es~-iht ecptiponof tie nmairder Oia aB WO n tie h !th Jng: e lereodtiberciarge anditwo in,4e0ple ?? Yvv Werei 'spseo y,. ' lit tthf hour tbo But Ale in4 -se a WL e, !. T | ...