... iflILL POLICE CO UItT. I FRIDAY. St (B~efore Aid. Gresharin.) ft POCKET PICKlNG. -SUSPICIOUS CHARIACTERS,- F Two young fellowvs calling themselves William B~ond ol and flenry Collins, were brought uip by detective Wat- soi, on the charge of attempting to pick pockets in P Whitefriargate last night. He observed tire prisoners Pt together, sounding the pockets of several of the gentler I- sex, ...

... [BEFORE JOSEPH POLLOCK, J. A. TINER, AND W. stALL, Beat ESQUIRES.] Thur APPEAL AGAINST THE REFUSAL OF THE BOROUGH Cole] MAGISTRATES TO TRANSFER A LICENSE. Ing I Mr. Blair, instructe ...

... The following is an extract from the annual report of the Rev. Thomas Carter, chaplain of the Liverpool 1 borough gaol, to the magistrates, dated 11th January, 1 i853 The ...

... A IP.-~ T-. ?? ---v I A FATAL LEGACY-&DuT1av FRON 1XCoESeUE DahKx- ?? John Eil ctt'Htundms;n', Eaq., city coroner, ?? an inquest at the house 80, Church-lstreet, on the body of Mary Anne Foster, aged 22 years. Mary Kirwan deposed that she (witor.s) lived In the room in which the inq4est iwas being then held; deceased was her sister-in lav,' and had resided at 28, Monck-place, Phibebo- rough; ...

... U1prraovyKfs AssAvLT iDY A PuaILzTeT-On Tues- day, Je;n lI-cwss, a prize-fighater, :was charged with having Zently assaulted a peor felow, who werks about themneiglrbourh°od of Bisheopagatatstreet.-Ths defendant, who w.as diving a horse and gig, struck with his whip the aunplarSlnb, sro was5 quietly standing onl the pavement, across Wlle falce. The complainlant, stungr with pain, seized the ...

... mWDDIESEX SESSIONS. * ?? On RtOBBERY vY V.IOLNCle.- Win, -adler, 22, Mary Clarh, ,, 24, and, Ainn Si ohe$, 25. were indicted for stealing a handker- tw, chief and nine sovereigns, the pruperty and moneys of Chas. bse, EHaubrugh, from his person. M'sr. J. Payne prosecuted ; Mr. as, O'Brien appeared for the prisoners. The prosecutor said that the he wae a tea-dealer, and lived at No. 10. Charles ...

... MWDLE8E? 8E?BIO?S.-YE8TnaDAY. HennI Sflwe?4 18, wad(erge iley, 18, i rei inidbicI i fosr ehi Iwo. copers; 4130 property of'J Hiene King1 ,Cu eh' a~d,,4otot.'2 .,3 inditetd.for . feloniously. tececvieg the same, ?? esp ~* have bentolen.1 ,T~h'tw~oirs0t 'apoaed' pisonerawr loud.' ta:king Nhe cobipers frorn ,a h ouse of' the prceeetg9r5 5°, Sutton-place,, Hao ckhevrtad, on: the 22nd of Dec tahr ...

... I~i - .; , . \1 - ~ ~ 1 : r: f |, EXTRAORDINARY CASE. OF POISONINGj NEAR HYDE. . ; - in EXHUMATION OFA-BODY-INTERREWD SIX YEAR S M SINCE, - 5tkt ew Avery extraortilnary ittvestigatlion. wianrog toa ?? e ' ws r :be t th Hye. Curt ous, onu,Wednesday. after'naoon1t las't,, -bits ?? which has resulted in the committal a man and- a~ woman The to for trial at Obestar assizes on a charge of, murder ...

... LA WV-YESTERDAY. . COURT OF CHANCERY. Befor'c the LORDS JUSTICES.] TFS ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND THE SHEFFIELD UNITED GAS LIGHT COMIPANY V. THE SHEFFIELD GAS CONSUMERS' COMIASWY. 'This case was partly heard yesterday, and the argument of g)Ir. Roltf Mr. Amphlett, and Mr. Overenr, who appeared forthe. plaintiffs, concluded. Mr. Daniel (with whom were Mr. Terrell and Mr. Logie) this morning commenced ...

... LA W NOTICES-TrEn8 DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. (Before the LonD C0IANcrLLOR and LORD$ JUatcEc, at half- past 10.) By order: Storris v Benbow (petition). Appeals: Morgan v Milhuian-Evans v Evans, VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN'S INN. - (~Before Vice-Chancellor Sir R. KINDERSLEY.) Cause petitions (20), the unopposed first. Adjourned petitions, the unopposed first: Radcliffe v ...

... NORTH SHIELDS'.COUNTY COURT.-FRIDAY. ?? npniiv-3ud~e. * Before J~siEzs LOSHc, itsq., Apuuy-u-s- MO.LnTv AvERaY-Mr BLACKtWELL, barrister, appear- ed fr the plaintiff, and Mr KEnNrE solicitor,' for the defendant; and :it 'u an action to recveer 50 for da.iaa de tothe plantiff V vessel by another belong- ing the defenldant. Lir BLACeWdgL in stating the case, briefly said that. the pl ocitcff wae ...

... mi fBEFORE JOSEPH POLLOCK, ESQ.1 TI of ALLEGHD AssAULT.-JOYCs V. O'CONNEL.-Mr. J. H. e3 ral Joyce, commission agent, was the plaintiff; J. Catherine yc Id- O'Connell, lodging-house keepe ...