... JIT-AT,- ? - - .. 7 T J OF~ldn A HAVVMW01,4# i~il?'iz Big 3A rnrG.-1 'This application ?? ?? the tf~rft t ?? rea less traftg-gto-s~gyice~ -r- jdajfrte ,,bekrptpt, pleaded that he we iv tteat>a ! H (MHpouf atd heutiould--grallt-arm e ~ IO ,by ~hlg'&vnxl 1,*i itt lal ssd~i~ ~director -He -Ww urfoner mnehcohs dkad ?? btw'-Hle-preetrnV t = e e' V 1lfans' tbcbb:obat erfl maae 4f prbflt-,or ...

... ACE ~~AND; ?? - t16M flbEN DnATIL-On SatrdF ii fd i Wes1\Kcnt,,held an inquest at ,.rlmiAl g wijh, touching the death of' i r''~y~twob t eaahousterer. It o appeared pv W idnes o'a'e deceased, with, twocorn a onsh' ~~ s~d ~hMv~ug left. him for a so ~wsdiscovered _ ,~ ?? .isn.~WM dM; bood ong fo smuh ?? oi~~~ J~~~fcoinpanions procureasitn, 'ftf~ edial eutiltai~q~.Tysor, happeiiingtohpasn ...

... THE QUEJNI,; ON THr PROS-0ECUTION .o Alexander ?? Alleyne v. Ignatius FIraflC1i Coyle..Alieged Peilury. COUT QUEEN'S BENCH.-FaB. 2. This was adi indictment for perjury, alleged to have been committed by thedefendant as a witness in tbe prosecution instituted by Captain Robert blair Kennedy against James Holder Alleyne, Alexander 'Geachy Alleyne, and Thomas Dopping Bnchbaan Darcy (who has since ...

... TERJENDOBNC~LGRAIO NCaEA&3TOlR ADetflietion of PIopeitfa Loss of Idf;. ~ttenled y~nibe ee Aheours*ot towihndelevi Vclock,a- 5iftndedtW BI 'strd.actoi ofgpeseprty vaues erviotersl con i:E eie -b:lyl proernit, belonging B~to drohu Itnien th ?? 5c ?? ths puremd:e frocngme.dni fa portionof Albin Whrf endf othe ratenderl l biryld[t~eatntecnl P yards -to thre edg o en theeod i.p6--k-ob h d se;- ...

... ; BRl&D:M 7I3'M O W eIOL WA At the police court' of Liverpool' on Tuesday morning sixty pri- soners were brbughtbefore Mr.:J, S. Nosfield, the fstpeocdlry magistrate, chaisged with being connected,-with the attacks upon ltl bread shops in the town theoprevioua day . .The proceedings proved.thatthe iots in every instancemWwerePO petrated by ?? opulation,-who inhabit the fihthiest part of the ...

... COURT; - ;( OF 7,,SIO, E~lU G ,lie ioz ?? ;qt-^S - ,WI,I, -6 - j a ~ jf -h,.e lhe wourt grarifed dri Ie, w hepleasthwiydra would be coimpetent to be urged a t the trial- Counsel for 1 ?? Thomson *a~gent, John Cosens, W.S. Counsel the defender George Young; agent, Stodart Macdonald, S.S.C. D ! =eHs -ISTER, a t heoprdeimommonear Y On the 20th i' HOb~j1fthmsottt hra~kev 7-rtaG4SA~, . o ?? ...

... | i ; OU:RT ., W (,SD FASHIOA. I W of ~eN l ,'ai atndP oi~ 'iiedb Wo.iIida Paget ?? in Waitn drov out. in two~~Tid~ tis-morning.. Her. A al Hg miess. te Prncess Augitnsbf S!T-oligtol eveo e MIt thd and- -ef th ,sl dinner, andlthe privaeh fedne.''h ueo abig took~leave oftthie Qentn irigrn lf h atefrri doni, attended ?? te ~o.3 M doad--Leut.. Colonel'Tyiiphit ?? Albert, wvith Prine Ilrsatdin ?? ...

... LAW AND -POLICE. = -- .- _ e . . . I COURT OFz QVXN' S BENCHL RIOT AND ABSAULT.-THlE UE1QBjVA. RHODEP 4&.DOTEERS., Sir F. Thesiger, Mr. Bodkin, and M;r. Ieane'appearn fof thebro- secution; and *Mr. Chambers, 8Mri S~egdaatwilkis; l:- Hawkins, and Mr. Huddlestori for the several defendants. The defendants in this case were indictel for airiot. and assault. ?? pleaded not guilty. It ?? friom the ...

... 'T F4Q*,w -, ?? -i,34TT-1Pq; I #P Ri -1 - ? T'e followin.g isa a ifasthi l'copy of si3e6tr fro ii' offlicr in-a distinguished' reginent^ the number of which;' for obvious reaaons,~we'withhold. , ' iBefore Sebastopol,-Jan 19,' Many and many a time have I thought of Witin t' you,be. cause Ifelt yon wduld bc:'glad to hear from did ffiends, bht ever, whn I hadi a brief space to call iy ,own, ...

... ei 'a o :n i 8 ,- ohs t ?? ''Iea' l . the~ ~ ~~w IiA-.E 4u6.J..8t ,aetiors in hich}X' ~ eue~lite anid Coyle~ hee , cuoneurreseof a most crowrded auidisty.'o~ineed, with the excep- dorio of the.celebrted. arid ~ierrodgli bya Mr-.Cumminig. eagwis liora de Roes, 1hi' bi~afing'bqitt' ?? , hebe'3Iooinsbtrytri!I f 6 h l~gt. hardrLietfield; ?? 1 4idsdalt7> ?? ?? 'ijidicial mnattot'mn the CIdiU i~ ...

... I. -I..1-LAW A.ND P. 9 - ?? .. : icj . I .COURT .01? . ?? ?'BENCH1.' Horne appeared for the plaintiff, End Mr. Wortley for the defendant. The declaxation allged that the defeadant Iad covervted ,to'hisin use a dog-cart ?? to ?? cont eharged the defendant iwith wrodgfully detainiri ' `dog-cart.'he de hbndant pleaded ' Not Gtiilti. The plaintiff is a' coal merchant, in the Blackfriars.road, ...

... i ,OC Dii ?? ;ANP IEr e. , -. ~IHE LLTE 2LACOL ~SCI' ` y3 CARx5f`CKh -Mr. Charlea~Bedford,,corner, for Westminster,.held a lengthened nesigation on Mpuday aftern'iat Carzgcopitnito i ?? nth deati S6 Mr`Charls Ptockter4a,a.d filti-iAI S-6rmsrneff-6f the New in-'Wstaninser'bridte-rosa, Pistol, ?? Gallery aO, trn, oil Yriday.,I.he th inst. James Shep~hearil ?? Mr. Smiith, ti riday afternoon,abt ...