... YosscssiRE, TUESnAY, Dec. 9. (Before Air. Commissioner GusNeEY.) l 55ARl5SON, THE LEEDS ?? A5ID H15 THIREE WIVES. Hlenry Hlarrisol, 40, was charged with Isaviog onl the 18th ck of May, 1846, at Leeds, married one Sarah Ann Brown, he i' having a former wife thenualive. l3 This case excited a considerable degree of interest, the Court being crowded during its hearing. 'The prisoner, t ?? as the ...

... ?? AS BrrOaT0P ?? ?? the Staffordshire w e Assizes3, Thomas Woodward, aged 15, a sweep, was indicted tt ?? for unlawfully and maliciously setting fire to two buildings, le on the 31st May last, at Burtota-upOO-Trent, the property or it r William Swindatc.-Th5 jury found the prisoner Guilty, and at .his Lordship in a feeling address, sentenced him to eighteen s t °Bias'Acts mOF Ptnoaetae. ...

... COUNTY HALL, DERBY, FRIDAY, DeT. 5. no_- - - - .r ?? - 1 [Blefore J. R4OFoaD, Esq., W. MUsNDY, Esq., IM.P., W. ry Cox, Esq., and T. 0. BATrEmiN, Esq.] on STEALING BaAss.-JaMes Campbell, a servant in the he employ of the Midland Railway Company, was charged with was stealing31b. weight of brass, the property of the company.- ta. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to three months' !v. ...

... WIRKtESWVORTII GREAT BARMOTE C:OURTr. This Court was held on Wednesday last, in the Moot-hall, pa? - James C. Naweorn, Esq., the steward, presiding. the The following is a list of the barmastero and jurymen by r present - am Bormasters, Messrs. John Alsop, of Weusley (head-bar- ear master, and also deputy for Bonsall, Brassingeon, Elton, Mid- Sm dlston, and Wirksworth); John Hodgkinsou, ...

... WILFUL MiURDEB LY A PORTUGUESE. On Monday an inquiry, which lasted above six hours, took place at the London Hospital, before Mr. Baker and a respectable jury, on view of the body of Vallielle Calegor, otherwise Barelebs Tra- lagar, aged thirty-three, a seaman, and a native of. Greece, who died at the above institution, in consequence of wounds inflicted on him with a stiletto, by Bernado ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFNC~s I ?? I-FFNVS THREE CHILDREN BdURNED TO Asnas. - DaonS CoUbtrYT LmiXir, JAs. 30.-Last night the hotn &nstRa Kelly, of Cloonaugh, was destroyed by fire, and three of h icts perished in the flames. K:elly anudhis ceife had been at las chil din Fair, and retturoed borne about ten o'clock An lie h rounberaa in the n Iglat, Keellj s wife went to a farm, to milk 0llerf s 5 later ...

... CITY POLICE COMMITTEE.-Yesterday. :(Before Alderman Sir Pzrxoc LAUxBiz.) AN ALDERMAN IN SEARCH OF A CAB.-Clia'lee ffewitt, driver of one of Hansom's eabs, was charged before the City Police Committee, Gjildhiall, with leaving his vehicle unattended. Police-constable 323 stated that, as he was on duty in Farringdon-street, Alderman Rose came up o te tan fr te urpceof irngsca. There were four ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES I I . Two CHILDREN POUND DEAD.-SUSPECTED MnnRDS.- Wednesday forenoon Mr. W. Baker, the coroner, held two inquests on the bodies of newly-born children, found- under very suspicious circomstauces. The first inquiry was gone into at the White Horse Tavern, White Horse-street, Ritcliff, ,Stepney. Onl Monday morning last a police constable of the K division fonnd a male ...

... On Tuesday at the South Lancashire Assizes, holding at Liverpool before Mr. Justice Willes, James Bracken, twenty-four, labourer, and Andrew Braoko,, twenty-one, labourer-two brothers-were indicted for having, at Manchester, on the 28th of June, 1856, wilfully killed and inurmere William Bates. They had also been committed on the coroner's it. quisition for the murder of Bates. The prosecution ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIaE IN THE CITY.-The solemn precincts of Doctor's-commonls were aroused from their propriety last Thurs- day evening by a conflagration, which, for some time, seriously threatened the safety of its time-honoured walls, but which, owing to the well-directed exertions of the fire brigade, under the personal superintendence of Mr. traidwood, was confined to the total destruc- tion of ...

... SuDDEer DEATHE OF Mn. BROUELL, OF LnznETB:.-An. inquest was held at the Eight Bells, Cross-street, Blackifriars-road, on the body of Mr. Richard Palmer Roupell, aged seventy-four, a gentleman well known in Lambetic for his wealth and liberality to the our. Louisa Maria Hannan, widow, was housekeeper to thre deceased, who resided at 16, Cross-street, his family residence being Aspin Honses, ...

... GLOUCESTER ASSIZES, MONDAY, Aug. 4. f nArelzfl- Af, wno -- X V I (Before Mr. Justice VIGETcIAN.T VTe Mharge of EmlbeIzcleneat againat a Bank Afanegei. Theodore Emiats, late manager of the Tewkesbury branch of the Gloucestershire Banking Company, surrendered to take his trial upon an indictment which charged hims with stealing the sumI of 1,0001., the property of the (;ouccster shire Banking ...