... PORTSMOJUTH POLICE. MNkBefore 3:.TraversG .Sae n I . F. Pratt, Esqrs.G .Sae n f skcal Wyatt, charg-dd with -an assault on SarahlU, LW tt, i- and ort,'a fined 5s. with 9s. costs. Minr Jon~oirionjapprentice t o Mr. Johnson, cona Prteo as caredwihneglecting his ?? the harg Proisig tobehae baterfor the future, , Bron ?? habeswere charged by 61 L ..Ayad ih teigbs on They woer ro- S f Moses Stagg ...

... OXFORD CITY QUARTER SESSIoNs, The piphny Qarte Sesionsforth~is City were hld on Monday ast befre ?? (Mr. erj'alit MNInhv11~,~, Qx.), who ws atendedby to Mayr (I. 3. piOr, Re.,M.Aid. ~V. hors, tid r. herff Geen Inconsequence of the alter- atios nw hiproressat hu TutsHail, thce Sessions woro After thle usual preliminaries, the Town Clerk read the pro. cliainiction against vice and immorality. ...

... PORTSMOtUTR POLICE. -V. Tr.- - SATURDAY, JAxuaiy 21.- Alfred Newman, a waterman, was charged with conveying two pints of rum on board the .4pho, on the previous night, without obtaning permssion of the cunnandiu offer. The p's company had been paid wages, and a considerable quantity of spirits being secretly taken on board by defendant and others, several of the crew were ruade ?? 31. and fib, ...

... OXFORLDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. The Epiphany Eessions for this County were commnence4 on Mtond ny last, in the Gianmd Jury Room, at the County Hall, the Itiht Hon. J. WV. Henley, M. P., in the chair, and the following otlcr Magistrates were present:- The Earl of Abingdon.a. 11. Ashhurst, Esq., Hon. and Rci. F. Bertic, Alarqulis of Blandford, M. P., Colonel Bowles, Rev. W. S. TBricklnell, A. R. ...

... , . I . . . .- William Johnson and Frederick Simmons, appellants; the Revds. Henry Passand and William Simcox Bricknell, clerks, respondents-Mr. Pigott appeared for the appellants, and Mr. Crippl for the respondents. The appeal was against a conviction for a trespass in search of ganie. The responbdents' Counsel called a witness to prove the same facts as had been given in evidence before the ...

... PETTY SESSIONS, IBULLTING)ON DIVISION-C'onty Jiiill, t9;,:frd, Jan. 14. Blefore the Itigiht liell. J. v. IHealey, M. PI., J. J. Henle'y, Esq., lion. 1iiid1 Itev. V. Ilertin, J. I1. Aslilinbrt, Esq., and 11kv. Dr. NVI liter. Jo) in Dell and (o Jnn Wing were ?? of stealulhg at (I iailtity of turnips, the property of Mr. Tholioui lcs ges, of Wolh'ercot, ainil were ordered to pay their value, Ss. ...

... EMBWORMT, MUJRDER OF E-R HT.SBA. . A. murder, of a: very shakihg character, was pepe-' trated on Saturday, near.Emsworth by -a man, named Emery Spriggs, a beerselier on 'Wo4stbourne Common; It appears that there wasa dance ?? d ^-36riaDny night, and .that the festivities, were kept-np to a tlh bour next moring; bothhinself.Jad'i s wife entedsn very. freely ito;tie-, opnsent. of the cccasib11- ...

... - ?? 4- D THE SHOCKING MURDER ON WESTflOURNE COMMON. . - The Inquest on the body of Rebecca Sprigge, who was 'shot bv her husbaud, Emery Sprigga, on Shturday mora- iasg last. as ?? our last journol, was held at the LIUmb Ish Nlestbos40e, on Monday, before 3. L. Ellis, , 21r Smart, of Westbourne, atteandedto wdtchthepro- ceedigs for 'the prisoner; Mr. Raper, of Chichester, clerk to the ...

... ,EAN-TS COUNTY gnSIONS. i w Ie El .t, .6 f M .e 7( kV 11 ;I ?c ff I tj I r 11( a 1! 9: II I . I 6, i, I d r T! 91 9 10 71 ,I ii -v 1 ; our ip-. be- td- du- 7; Ine in- ag iv.. Ies md leift' tlen the nry fler .en, rer, was md nfil all: test 13, ff ihe tie' fen; he sed! ire so ly he :- .to Bef. Se! a' ?? e. i.. °8, ry at vt 0c rs ?? a, ty e*1 5- SI n. o0 ?? 3,789 0 i3 Leaming 4 ,balnce in th- e ...

... - -- PETTY- SESSIONS, BULLINGDON DIVISION-Coesnty Iat, Oxford, Jan. 7. Present, the Rev. Dr. Wynter and the Hon1. mid Rev. F. Berlie. The Bench was occupied with an application for an order of affiliation, whichl was adjourned for a week. PLOUGHLEY DIVISION-Bice.sto, Jan, 6. Present, 11. Peyton, Esq. Ann Nix, charged by J. H. Mansell with running away and leaving her threechildren chargeable ...

... THE MYSTI, OU5 MIURDER AT ACTON; ' i, as vot-he n thrown t J;ra the sacking Iu'der (i t. rd Mldhu:.f. s Id of 14 )yearsor.;goaL ctcou. 'ibe iaiquct t 'was ru.c~u- ?? )toreMr.Coroner Waklev on Monday and it was stted that Government had offered a reward of 1001 for the apprehension of the murderer. Medical evidence was Ovon to the effect that no traces of poison vwere found in thle intestines ...

... * COURT OF EXCHEQUER-WVEDNESDAY, JAN. 11. .1- . (.S'ittfnyat} Oial BOu.) The following report is taken from the London papers:- WILKINSON V. FIGS. MIr. Bramwell, Q.C., said, he had to show cause on the part of the defendant against a rule ealling upon him to show cause why an appeal from the judgmient of the County Court at Oxford houild not be struck out of the special paper and the proceed- ...