... POLICH FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29. STREET ROBBERY. - A. girl nam id El en Step- enson was id brought up ia custody of Police-officer Wilson Llttil5 (703), on oa c large of diepisiting £20 at the house of Mr. John Hosn pejublijea, in Clifford-street, Islingti-ri, onl tise 7th of December 'l last. It appears thas on the night of theu 26th December, idwhilst a gentleman named Francis Davis, a ...

... p VOOuaL-90178R, SA VURDJY, Februlary 23. did. Magistrates present': General Worrall and Air., Priohard. the William Cantle, charged with feloniously obtaining twelve sic quierteriss 6f bread, the property of Mrs..ill.11 WaRl discharged, ¶ t~sere being not the aligliteat evidence of ay, felonious intent OR nod his pert. mint ..Alfred Huncook, an apprentice. charged 'with absenting him- bee; ...

... Ralm ivitittkieure. NOTICES-THIS DAY. ROLLS C11AMBERq, CHANCERY-LANE. A to 1: At 11: Ilodgson v. Hodgsen: Guy v. Landall; Drayton v.Daniell; Catty v. anaonad; Fortress v. Steer; Gibslon v. Wills; Chandler v. Easton; Woode v. Industrial, ?? Company; Powell v. Morldoc'k; Ta~l r v. Mansell; Pe'arrson v. iulk; Dtahon v. Port Tenant, &a., Coal Company; Lyon v. Lumley; Lord v. Colvin; Few. ler v. ...

... ASSIZE IN2ELLIGBNCE. fai HOME CIRCUIT,-KINGSTroN MARCH 24. th ESO5 Jr.OISTlOR COLERIDGEL tic Edmund Hlentry'Plucitmmer, tbe defendeat in the action wM ?? v. Plummner, reported on Friday, was to-day de tried upon an indictment, chayging him with wilful and be corrupt perjury in the evidence he gave at the original trial tbi in reference to the same proceedings. rio S. rjeant Shee, Mr. IRibiton ...

... Webrieflvstatedn last week's'Examiner' Ihataninquestbadbeen held on tbe 7h inst. at Leeds, on the body of Mrs Harriet Dove, aged twenty-eight, the wife of Mr William Dove, a person of independent means, residing in Cardigan place, Buriev, near Leeds, whose death had been caused by poisoning by strychnine, We add to the report already given, some further details of the evidence adduced on the ...

... .J.'aw NOTICES-THIS DAY. ROLLS CHAMeBER, CHANCERY-LANE. At 10: Pitt v. PitL At 11: Neale v. Smith ; Attorney.Gereral v.Fas; Bradley v. Rayner; Cocks v. Grayv Commissioners of WorI s v. Harry, Couchman v. Denne t; Dawes v. Wyatt; Baden v. De Lssaux; Ellis v. Harrison; Viscount Falnmouth v. FHodge; Hackwood v. Brewer ; Hare v. Norfolk Railway ?? v. Hsndy; Harrison v, Corporation of Liv, rp, ol; ...

... CENTRAL. CRIMNINAL COURT, M.vtcst 5. IWillinm Griffiths 3, was indicted fora ssau'ting and woundiii- Alfred Mills, with intent to murder him. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Clark conducted the proset tion. It appeared that the priwoner was a eonvictand that he had been removerd from Portland prison to the Peniten. tiary at Milbank to undergo a sentence of penal servi. tudc, anm he had on several occasion- ...

... IANIS LENT ASS1ZLS. Mow. 7 , ? .etc JS. rll'~NIO LNINXJ AbS1ZLiS. ag The Judges, Allr. Justice Crowder Load Mr. Sw ?? March 16. Chiinnei, who supplied the ?? of Ailr. Biaron f,'itu de prevented fromn attendingF by indisposition, ari ivcd at th Winchlester about wie o'lok n Alondasv alteroconl an~d, hatinlg opened the Commulission atthue Counity Rlail, attend1 il Diviae Service at thle ...

... DEATH BY PO1SONjfG,, An Inquest was held at Haslar Hospital on Monday pass t last, before C. B. Longoroft, Esq., on the body of od I Frederick Brown, a gunner in the RoNal Marine Ar- said e tiilerr, alleged to have died by poiser ...

... | TEE HYDE-PARK AFFAIR. - 'BRADLEY v. A CONVITIONX' P. 0 INGHAIX, EP-' This was an appeal '(heard before the assistant-judge of the Middlesex sessions) by John Bradley, of832r^st. James's-road, Holloway, bookseller, against a canvc- tion by Mr. Bingham, police mag it, 'for that he;. the said John Bradley, on, Sunday the 11th of Nov., in. the year aforesaid (l856,nHydep4a rk in the parish of ...

... SOUTH LANCASHIRE SPRING ASSIZES, I ClI I n T& - . n ~ r DTT 1 1 ?? I . tea, C o 0W N C 0 U R T.-Y~eTERDAY. ved (Befbre fir. Baron Martin.). Thomnas Quinn, 51, a labourer, indicted for a felonious assault at Ashton, was found guilty, and sentenced to imprison- ment with hard labour for 18 months. FORSERY OF A WILL AT MANCHESTER. at James Monaghan, 20, staymaker, Terence M'Lauqhlaa, 18, of agent ...

... MONDAY, MAusc 10. Uary Ann Forbes was sent to prison for two months for picking the pocket of Mrs. Ellzibeth Stone, wife of a livery. stable keeper, Heath-street, Toxteth-park, of a purse contain. leg Oa. The prisoner was observed by one of tho market- lookers with herhand in I.rs Stone's pocket, aud whoe detected she dropped the purse at her feet. A young woman, named Elizabeth Moore, an ...