... vo-fold murder of the most itrocions and deter I Ils IUllOXI ISN LVU1NJUVN. A two-fold murder of the most atrocious and determined character took place on Friday night, about a quarter before t, 9 o'clock, in Warren-street, Fitzroy-square. r. The victims are, first, AMr. George Moore, soda-water- se manufacturer, of No. 73, Warren-street; and secondly, Mr. I! y Charles Collard, greengrocer, ...

... POLICE OFFICE. TnIIUnThAr, Nov. a30. T .. - - - - -- T U . - - tn I d, POLIUE UFFIAUL. IiiUf5SDAY, INOV. OMS. 41 [LBefore the MAYOR, Dr. BZNT, and J. HiAYWOOD. Es3.] h, RSISINGAND INTElrFERISSO WITH! TiHE POcLE- olin 3yCox was convicted in a penalty of 11. anid costs, for being I ; drunk and resisting the police on Coclcpit-lhill on the day t. previous.-After this case had been disposed of, Mr ...

... nuht. wopk. n ?? ra onm Nu.lml^Un AT Lb1. On Saturday night week, a murder as committed at Leek, the victim being William Cumberlidge, a labourer, living at Pool End, about two miles from Leek, and the person accused is a son of Mr. Bailey, of the Horscroft Farm, near Leek. It appears that Joseph Bailey is a young man of drunken and dissolute habits, and that he met the deceased, William I ...

... - ' ' .ty r T. . COURT OF CHANCERY, LiNcoLN's-INsf, Dec. 1. (Before the LoRD CHANCELLOR.) - THORNIFITTl V. THOR NHIL-RX CHI5CHISTER. It will he recollected that on the 20th of last month Mr. - George Augustus Hamilton Chichester was committed by the Lord Chancellor to prison for a contempt of Court in making an attempt to induce Miss Clara Thornhill, a ward of this Court, about 18 years of ...

... BAKEWELL PETTY SESSIONS, FRDAY, Dec. 15. - . . .. , --A W . sd- . r '(Before Col. LesXi., B. W. M1. N ftLo, ana E. RAt a n roan, Eaqms) o TtsIr'ASSIviG roz R~Agrr.-FrancisBotlsasB, SamuelBot- ca d ham, and anotler samuel Botbarn. were char/red with having w on the 301lh Nov. last, trespassed Ij search o conies, on land t in the occupation of Mr. Thirmas Gregory-, in the township o i, of ...

... COUNTY HALL, FRIDAY, DEC. I. I D . I - Q- D WC! D . . - I I UUU i I AL Ca . raIDAT, MKC. 1. [Before J. RADroaD, Esq.. Sir H. S. BLANz, Bart., and ts T. W. EVANs, ESq.] P CAUTION TO WAGGONESRS.-Henry Edwards, servant to o Air. Thomas lRose, of Etwall, was summoned for being the ' driver of a waggon drawn by four horses along the Derby and Burton-road, and riding upon the same without having ti ...

... COUNTY HALL, FRIDAY, Dzc. 8. 0 [Befiore Sir H. S. WIrMor, Bart., J. RADroun, Esq., W. 11 0 MIUNDY, Es9., MI.P., and T. W. EVANS, ESq.] 0 O ASSAULT AT Os91ArTON.-William Abell, butcher, was P summoned for assaulting Thomas Hanbury, at Osmas- Oton, on the Wedriesday previous-Complainant stated 0 that on the morning of the day mentioned he had been to 0 Chellaston, to buy a fat pig; in returning ...

... POLICE OFFICE. FaiUAY, Dec. ,1,. , .- . -- __, Q U Wrr~xtioj.A EBefore the MAYOR, and Sir H. S. WILaMsO, Bart.] Samuel Staples WAS flned 5s. and costs for being drunk on I horseback on tile previous Wednesday afternoon. t6 SATURDAY. b . [Before the MAYOR.] ii George Wallis, charged by Mr. Gadsby, relieving officer g a of the Derby Union, with leaving his child chargeable to the i parish of ...

... POLICE OFFICE, WJCnNz A nAY, Dec. 6. ,- L .. . & ..-., -.. I . ..An P 1 (Before the MIAVOR andJ. SANOARs, Esq.]) I SINGULARL 110inauny.-George Keeling, a tman 68 years of -age, was Chairged with steedlnag a hand cart, clothes prop, and I uniyo imber.- Police-c Onstable Parkin atated, that ci about a quarter past six o'clock that morning he was on duty a !in Hill-street, when lie saw ...

... WIRKSWORTII COUNTY COURT, Dec. 13. [Before J. T. CANrnLrLL, Esq.] GnORGE IV aAGG V. SAMUEL BRowN.-This was als action to recover 91. I8s. as damages sustaineid by a horse belonging to defendant having kicked the plaintiff and broken his leg in two places.-NIr. Stone appeared for the plaintiff, for whom his Honour gave a verdict of 91. and costs. SLACK v. LANcAnsuaE.-31r. Stone, ...

... BAKE WELL PETTY SESSIONS, FnDAy, Dec. Ist-. r Pv. W2 M m -itn E a.. W. P. TmoR~NHLL, Esq., 11 [Before R. W. M. NXsSFxsLD, E sq., W. P. TssoRNHILsL, Esq., of Is MI. P., and E. RA nFoass, Esq.] o In cases of game trespasses on the property of his Grace the gal e, Duke of Rutland ,Mr. Neafield did not act. AL O~AKS TISSFAsSS. Mt Two youths named Bennett and Ellis were charged with At having on ...

... fben ag d'UA rr.V E Pt}- d CoURT OF CHANCEIRX LINCOLN'S-ISa, DEC. 5. r (Befibre the LoIaf CHANCELLOR.) TiHORNHILL V. THIIORNHILL. It veill be recollected that a petition was recently presented . t6 the Lord Chancellor on belhalf of Mr. George Augustus it Hamilton Chicltester, praying for his discharge from the I Queen's Prison, to which lie had been committed by this o Court for a contempt in ...