... SECONDARIES' COURT-WEDNESDAY. [Before Mr. Secondary Potter.] WYATT V. VESSEY. This was a writ of inquiry to assess damages in an action brought to recover compensation from the defendant, Mr. Thomas Vessey, attorney, of Cold Arbour-square, for negli- gence in the conduct of an action. Mr. Wilkins (solicitor) appeared for the plaintiff; and from his statement to the jury, the evidence of the ...

... CHARGE of M VRDER on the HIGHI SEAS. . . ?? - - . Two Italian seamen, nanied Francisco Moraty and Burtol Mayo Argenti, wore brought before Mr. Yardley, at the I Thames Police-office, yesterday, charged, under the 58th section of the General Merchant Seamen's Act, the 7th and 8th Vict., cap. 112, with the wilful murder of Peter Getland, or Gotland, at Mobile, in the United States of America, in ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-WEDNESDAY. BOW--STaRET.-Edvatrd COarks Masterton, a young mall who has been nearly five years a clerk in the General Post- offce, was placed at the bar before Mr. Jardine, charged with stealing two letters containing money the property of the Postmaster-General. The prisoner is a married man having six children, and his father held a confidential situ. stion in the Foreign ...

... MANSION-HOUSE. Levi To bes, who was a few days ago charged with having had in his possession; well knowing that they had beenstolen, a large quantity of gloves, the property of Messrs. Wilson, bosiers and glovers, in Mincing-lane, was brought before Alderman Wilson for final examination upon that charge. The prisoner had been followed from his own house in the London-road to a public house in ...

... !Lage Iuttgente. I NOTITES-THIS DAY. BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGRALL4TREET. BnoseE MA, CumsesoNaa FEND.-Ertmitrtiors: Donald Mac- leod, lAting, late of Bengdl, dealer, at 12; Charles Wheeler, SBr Har. tin's-lane, woollen-draper, at 12. BsarOR MR. CoaGnsseoNZa EVA,,s,-Examinatioes: GabrielCook. Tottenham.court.road, furniture dealer, at It ; hsherwood and Isher- wood, Ludgate.hill, decorators, at ...

... BELPER, TuuRSDAY MORNINa.-The coroner's inquisition was resumed yesterday in the presence of Turner, who was very calm and collected during the whole proceedings. Louisa Harrison, sister to Mrs. Bannister, examined: I lived in the same house with the deceased, who was my aunt, I have known the prisoner Turner several months; he was employed by the deceased to collect rents for her. I have ...

... THE FORGERIES ON THE YORKSHIRE . BANK. James Ellis, Edward Marshall, and John Green charged with the extensive forgery on the Yorkshire Daek f ing Company, were yesterday (Thursday) again examined before the borough magistrates at Leeds, and much addi- I tional evidence was adduced, fully sustaining the charge of uttering a large number of 5?. notes in Bradford, Lejds, Sheffield, and other ...

... MURDER BY POISON IN NOR TRUM- II BBRLAND. I On Tuesday an inquest was held by adjournment, before Stephen Reed, Esq., at Corn Mill, near, Allenheads, North- umberlaud, on the body of a new-born female child, which had died very suddenly the day after its birth. Henry Philipson, of Side House, in the parish of Allen- heads, deposed that the mother of the child, Hannah Ridley, had been in his ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-THURsDAY. MAS-o1N-HouSE.-Jamme Ruskton, a young man of res- pectable appearance, was brought before the Lord Mayor, in the custody of Knight the officer, upon suspicion of hav- ing stolen a piece of printed stuff, the property of a calico printer in Old Change. The officer observed the prisoner on Wednesday even- ing, between six and seven o'clock, turn froen Cheapside into ...

... MANSION-HOUSE. Jamses Rushton, a young man of respectable appearance, was brought before the Lord Mayor in the custody of Knight, the officer, upon suspicion of having stolen a piece of printed stuff, the property of a calico printer in the Old Change. The officer observed the prisoner on Wednesday evening between six and seven o'clock, turn from Cheapside into Bow churchvard, and put ...

... ONI'daw Ratcatiscum * ~NOTICES-THIS DAY'. BANKIRUPTCY COURT, BASI.?4GUALL.STREET. BEPort .Mrs. Con'Iirsiio FAISE.-Certifcastes: Thomas Davey, Jun., Hialslcad, buillder, at Ii; Wall and Wall, Chatham, brewers, at 1. Choice of assignees: 'I lhomas Btlnloshaw, sou'thwarb-bridge road, builder, at 2. Exasninations : Juimes liate, Windsor, builder, at 1; William White, Winchster, builder, at 12;. ...

... THE' IRISH POpOR-LA W. The following are the principal portions of the fourth Annual Report of the Commissioners for ad- ministering the Laws for relief of the Poor in Ire- land:- We, the commissioners for administering the laws for the relief of the poor in Ireland, submit to your Excellency this cur fourth annual report. The maximum number in the workhouses during the year ended the 29th ...