... .. ATOD n.T.^smr- FR-OS [BEFORE JoSEPH PoLLORK, ESO.] ADVETI5 IN RAILWAt CAaaIAaES.-SMITH V. -DThe plaintiffs in this case were Messrs. Smith IiAMtsca¶'ontractors for the posting up of advertisements and Co., C e and the defendant was Mr. Laambert, in rail¶canvas, 13, Goree-pialzs-. Mr. Wheeler, who dealer In denr for Messrs. Smith and Co., and receives ?? on comtoission, stated that in ...

... ., - - - - - - - -- A 1 - l 3 AN V.Li.E V.LB . I shi We have Again to record a ?? murder, accoin- ala Pd anied by highway robbery, comrmitted at no9n dey m abl De West Norfolk, about twelve or fourteen miles from the Ca s- apot where a man was siotdown,ard. robbedi byi Groomn, Hc id who was executed ?? last year. The unfortfinate ,ref F. victim, Lorenzo Beha, was a silversmith and jeweler, ...

... imME Ale IS X i TYEmoL. I I ,-c. . .. . . I - - - LMV2I t. IBOL EOROVW .Adt- TRA FROM THE I GOVMRNOAI A dfNUAL ! . R j . t t before you my ?? w -im havi ?? bonour i ~ September- anual Jeport lot the official' year endingit September lsat wvn the usual statement' of the expenditure and a work Rajiiuntb, h e' I presented my former report I expected the new ?? would have been 'completed and ...

... -I - ; , - .. .X , . m .. . . e; Another-barbarous murder, accompanied by highway ar- robbery, has been committed at noon day, in West Nor- er folk, about 12 or 14- miles from the spot where a man was ?? shot down and robbed by Groom, who was executed in is. Norwich last year. The person whose untimely end we at, have now to record was a silversmith and jeweller, who lie resided in the parish ...

... COUNTY COUIlT-TuLSDAv LAST. The weelly sitting of this court tooni place on Tuesday last, in the Assembly-roomns before John Addison, Esq., thejudge,when forty.q!x cases were entered for trial. Mr. T. Clough, and Mr. flcvrley, of Enfield, were tile advocates present. Most of the ca-ec cltered 'were of a axa uninteresting character, and weresuni. osari!y disposed of. Thle following cases, ...

... wJ The inquiry which is proceeding in regard to w! the very ancient and richly privileged corporation se of the city of London promises to bring to light an extraordinary amount of misgoverment and maladministration. It is true the persons who have been first examined appear rather as accusers than as impartial witnesses, and we are bound to JU hear the answer beforeywe form any decided opi- ...

... I flRlnAV - FRIDAY, i C . 8 Ros3n3FRY BY A PORTER.-At the City Police Court, Chas. 0 8 Macintyre was charged with stealing a box, containing var- Y ous ?? Hopewell stated that on Wednesday last I h he employed the prisoner at one of the railway stations, to a a carry two boxes to No. 53, Chapel Place, Straugeways. He a e accompanied the prisoner with the first box, but sent him I n forward a ...

... rnEFoiE JOSEPH POLLOCK, ESQ.1 The second November sitting of the court commenced yesterday, when thq following business was transacted --COMMITMENTS. I John Birch, clerk at the railway station at Wapping, was ordered to be committed for 30 days, for the non- payment of the surm of £2 lOs., forwhich an order had been obtained at the suit of Robert Fort and Wiliam Fort, 23, Crown-street, coal ...

... LIVERPOOL OOTOBER SESSIONS. 0 e The prisoners contained in the calendar amounted to e 70: of which nu mber 0 had received a superior education; 3 could read and write well; 31 could read and write im- . perfectly 11 could read but not write; and 35 could 3. neither read nor write - John Malone, brass finisher, and Hugh M'Connell, provision - dealer, charged with stealing money from Sarah Diver ...

... 0 In' Friday,.d ooroner's'inquest was = eld' on the body of ~ An Strgeo, se ho~seeepe toMr~Goodwin, farmer,'at 0 wer the body of thle deceased was found.-Mr. Ralph r, Wili Goodwin, the oncupier- of the farm, was recalled, ii f and in answer' to a question from the coroner, as to f I. whether lie observed, anything unusual in, the conduct of c t- Hatio, the groom, Onl Tuesday night, witness ...

... TILE KILRKDALE SESSIONS. , --fprtwq .RSionq for the Kirkdale didtiot of tli The quarter sessiono for the Kirkdale distriot of this county commenced on Tuesday last, at the Court-house. The Venoeable Archdeacon Brooks presided, and the other magistrates present were-Win. Hall, J. A. Tinue, J. WV. Harden, James Lawrence, Jos. Pollock, Thos. E. 3lIss, Gbibert Henderson, T. B. Hursfall, Thos. ...

... 1 .PRESTON COUNTY COURM At the fortnightly sitting of this court, on Monday last, there were entered for adjudication fifty-seven original plaints, five adjourned summonses, and seven summonses after judgment: total sixty-nine. Mr. Hulton presided as judge. The only case of interest was that of SLATrR v. CHARNLEY, heard attheprevious court, whenhis Honour deferred judg- ment till last court ...