... MULL POLICE COU Rl. FRIDAY (Before Alderman Gresbaam.) ROMANTxc NorioN.-A young woman, named Ann Dawson, was charged by Mary Ann Sharples, with threatenieg to shoot her. Some short time ago tbe complainant was h1ousekeeper with a gentleman in this toon, and has been succeeded hil that eapacity by Miss DausoIl, the defendant. 01 Monday the latter ladv went to meet her master, ol his retumi from ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CIARGLGE AfAINr,,;T A SHIIPWRECKDr i Ch wv. -reorll, l1, Y etdly, the borough magistrates on) here woere occupied some hours in investigating into a charge of tie, felooy, preferred against Williarir Corubes, Hlenry Littlejobn, Thos. on fodder, and Thomas Cross, seanren belonging to the schooner Rhamblecr, of Lyme Regis, abandoned in the North 6di, on tlie 2nth Mr. oI Deceulser, ...

... S Ho0nLUIBLEJEE~ IVIRF N Essflx.-A most appalling murder was eommiii-ted onl Tilesday morning on the turnpike rood between London and Itomford. The unfortunate vic- tim wass a very respectable man named Toiler, a CommissionE agent, who resided onl Chadwell-beath, near Rumford, Mr. a 'roller was in the practice of visiting London almost daily. Vil ?? left his honse on Tuesday morning, at eight ...

... dlJILL POLICE COUR'1T. FRIDAY' '(Before Aldermen J. Greshama and Thoe. Thormpson.) SAD C.AsE OF NEGLECT.-A wretched looking little fellow, called Peter Cook, half starved and meanly clad, apparently about nine years of age, was arraigned on the charge of stealing 3s. G(d. from a shop kept by Mrs. Ititchlie, Green-lane, Drypool. The lad did not attempt to deny having taken the money, annd ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE Op MARRIAGE. SINGULAR CASE AT LANCASTER ASSIZES. On Saturday, a somewhat remarkable case came before Mr. Baron Martin, and a special jury, at the Lancaster Assizes. The plaintiff was Mrs. Jane Angus Robertson, the widow of an Aberdeen merchant, against Mr. Thos. Butler Cole, a magistrate of large fortune, residing near Lancaster, at his seat called Beaumont Cole. The ...

... .1 ,LATE STN WS I L Tt rI/ P 13' WPTP r f 1'HAR (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPIL) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TE[E CORN FORGERIES. e (By Ecclric Tclegraef. ) Robert Pries was yesterday sentenced to trans- e portation for life. ThEE BANK OF ENGLAND. LONDON, Friday E vening, The Globe says in its city article that all descrip- Y tions of securities are pressed upon the market, under the estrong impression ...

... p| THE WILL OF THE LATE J. C. NEILD, Esy.| e I 11 PREROGATIVE COURT, THURSDAY. LI THE LION. C. B5. PHL'ItSP, TATUIAM, AND STEVENS, AGAINST O GOODIIOG13 AND (tT1ttIIt-tN TILE )tATfELI OF? TILL GOODS a OF1 JtOHN CAMIDEN NEILD, Esq , DECEASLID. The QUEEN'S ADVOCATL saitd tin this cose he had to pray oeiaofltn a ?? elgelet the ?? f sisuof theeoatttlor Johin 0nus e dou Neitl. Tile COatntsr 111100 ...

... -AJULL POLICE COURT. I FRIDAY (Before J. Gresbam, Esq.) Frederick Kepshelrsly, a foreign Seaman, was charged by an officer of the custome, vith smuggling l Ib, of foreign manufactured tobacco. Fined 20s. Susamna Addey and George Addey, who had becn remanded onl a charge Of Stealing a hamper, were again remratded until Tuesday. Margaret Storke, a Young1 woman, remanded on a charge of stealing a ...

... ATROCIOUS MURDER ATI WAKEFIELD. | CAPTURE OF THE MURDERER. WAKEFIELD, Saturday, 10 A.M.-About half.past eleven o'clock last night a house of ill-fame in New- street, in this town, was the scene of one of the most , horrid and determined murders which it has ever been our lot to record. The victim of the foul deed is a girl named Catherine Sheardon, a prostitute, living in the house of Ann ...

... e- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11. (Before WILLyAu RAiUss, Esq., Judge.) es The adjourned case of Grove v. Oates vas gone into. of Mr. Greaves appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Reynolds (instructed by Meessrs. Thorney and Son) et ppeared for the defendant, who had been made a et party to the case, as a matter of form, he having no :r personal interest nor responsibility in the concern. e, From the ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER, FEBn, 23, (Sittings at Nbi Pries before Sir F. Pollock C.B., and Special Juries, at Guildhall.) GLBN V LEwYs. Mr. Watson, Mr. M. Chambers, and Mr. Willes were counsel for the plaintiff; Sir F. Thesiger, Mr. Bovill, and Mr. &arslake represented the defendant. This was an action against the West of Engiand Fire and Life Insurance Office to recover £800, the amount of a policy ...

... THE CASE OF-THE MADIAI. The following despitch, from the Foreign Secretary to the British Minister at Florence, has just been published:- LORD JOHtN RUSSELL TO SIR 11ENRY BULWER. Foreign-office, January 18, 1853. Sir,-According to the last accounts received from you, the Grand Duke of Tuscany still hesitates on the subject of the Madiai. But this is a matter on whic? hesitation implies ...