... | NORTHEN CIRCUIT.-APPLBY, UT I VV'rflAnDTIM A r ~ , - - . A~iT4 ltX5 5IAUEIJINAIW CASE Or AISDUaIloN Jro/tiAtkinson, aged 23 (aL young luau of respectable ap-J pearance,) wsindicted ?or the abdtiction of Annie Jarne A, Yard, 3 lie being at girl under the age of 18 years-to wit, of pi the ago of 12 years and 3 xnoptlis, without the consent of ai Jemhnma Bishop, in whose charge she was placed. ...

... R:EMARKABLE- CASE. (Fromn the Daily News.) e The case of Pierce. Somerset Butler against Viscount l, Mountgarret, which has just terminated, is remarkable- both for the variety and complication of the details con- r nected with it, and the magnitude of the interests con- y cerned. Ten thousand a year and a title furnish Y tolerably strong inducements to a law suit, and nothing toless was ...

... CO)LIMITTAL OF A WOM AN1' O THE MURDER - - - O HERL SON. Chipp/ing 3art, A ug. 12.-The Magistrates and Coroner of the district wvere employed nearly the whole of to-day in the investigation of a mysterious case of poisoning with arsenic. The name of the deceased was William Newton, aged eight years, and generally considered a healthy boy. The suspected party is his mother, the widow of a ...

... ?? 2 1. ' ?? STAFIORDJ7-J 1lDAY, AUGUST 11. CIVIL COUwT.-(Bcfor'e Mr. Buron Aidcrerrs aeal C .Special .furp.) WIALSON I. GrnnIxs.-3r. \VhRrteley, Q.C., and Mr. Whitmrore atppelred for the plaintiff; and Mr. Keating, C.0., Mr. M'M1ahon, and Mr. Phipson for the defendant. Tis was an action broughst by George Wilson, formerly the under-s:eward of tile Earl of SlhreWsbA11r, to recover damliages ...

... SECOND COURT-MAHRTIIAL ON LIEUTENANT PERRY, OF THE 46TH REGIMENT, 'ih The Court re-assembled on Saturday, at Sheet-street I roe Barracks, Windsor, The Court -AMartial has been I directed by the Commander-int-Chief, in consequence of r] Less statements Made in letters written by Lieutenant Perry, I 1st and in isis evidence before the former Court-Martial, f by which BecriouSl implicate Colonel ...

... THE ATTAOK ON GREYTOWN. (From the Times.) . , The late afrairat.Greytown has shown in a very positive and sh6cling manner to what lengths the present American. Cabinet is prepared to go. We were willing at first to suppose that the ?? act of wanton destruction per. petrated' by Captain Hdolins, of the American sloop Uivnee on the 12th July,-wasthe result of sudden provocation, and was at least ...

... UL 5 ie of MONDAY.-BeeOre the Mayer, J. 0. Travers, B. Bramble, G. J. Scale, and 3. P.EPratt, Esqre. bfor ?? Smith, was charged with being in the public 'the street in male attire. The prisoner was placed in the the deck in the dress she wore when taken into custody. It ear, a sailor-hoy's clothes, and on her head she wore a Scotch cap. Several complaints had been made to the ned police ...

... PORTSMIOUTH POLICE. TUESDAY, JULY 25.-Before the Mayor, B. Bramble, and J. F. Pratt, Esqrs.- Anne Johnson, charged with begging at Portsea, was sentenced to seven days' hard labour. FRIDAY JULY 28 -Bofore J. 0. Travers, Esq.- a- Caroline bimmer, who was discharged from jail the y previous evening, was again brought up on dkcharge of ,t. felony. Remanded. ,d SATURDAY, JuLY 29.-Before J. 0. ...

... BULLINGDONDIVISION, Cowntyuralt, Oxford, A vg.12. Before the Itt. Hon. J. W. H-teley, MP., J1. 11. Asilnist, Esq., J. J. Henley, Esq., and the lion. and Rev. P. Bertie. Th c schoolmaster of tho British School at Thaie, Mr. Thomas Morris, was charged with assaulting one of the pu- pils (Francis Edden) on the 8th instant, From the ovidenec, it appeared that the complainant was suspected of ...

... CITY COURT-FRIDAY, Aug. 18. 'efore IR. 3. Spier.s, Esq. (tnyor), Alderman Blutler, Alderman IV. Thicrp, and fr. Justice Taylor. Tna CAsk OF STABnIIN.-Goorge Shakeohaft, remanded from last week on a charge of stabbing Alfred Harris with a brad-awl, was again brought up. Alr. Brunner appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Mallam for the prisoner. Alfred Harris said-I live at 50, Saint Aldate's, ...

... THE PRESENT SYSTEJ'l OF CONVICT P'UNISII DENT. (7r, i d7, f- I . ?? of (Fi'oee te cily 7'Veux.) aid A Pl'ianmcnt:,ry paper, just printed, thltows some die light ol our prt sent SYsteu. of convict punishment, It is well knowii to most of our readers that an experi- ad, ment is taking place, the purport of which is to discover how far it may be safe to liberate convicts before the cx- ilic ...

... SECOND COURT -MARTIAL ON LIEUT. PERRY AT WINDSOR. ;fe,w. . -, F5~x~EstTX'D .. t-b ,; ure- The 'courtni]artisi re-assen bld' this rsfin6, Co ' D at,' Belly pre'siding. After dome ?? rel iar 'can' tatio' D and. 'Lieuitenint Perryco maencedhis'dejeunce. In ditid Iton tb in he bsaid,'to oed and wri3'te char cs _ he 'an d' ' ' M gt two .himself' jagabst 'ydgqe i nlsinn at o'ns; dihioa 9tt dfu otce ...