... EXTRAORDINARY AFEILIATION CASE. (Abridgd~rf /roChe Bright-on Gazette.) TISATOIXER vi. D'AoucdAR. - O Toesday, at the tc Borough Bench, this case camne on before A. Bigge, J. hi C. Burrows, T. Warner, F. Smithe, P. A. Argles, and D. al v M. Folkard, Esqrs. A r Mr. Hutohinson opened the case. The complailit was 8 alleged against Colonel D'Aguilsr that he had no u-e ,i ported his son by the ...

... POLICE1 INTELLIGENW;. stteWEDNESDAY, MAY 28. - a~ week, DIc OE~r t URm. -DIXON.tM ,6311 'CAUTIONq TO PAWNBROXVt ?? Powell, keeper of a dis- t.t re, 1 ;reputable house in .dpltalfdeids, was-ob~arged with pledging a t1505 ported watch and chain, which had been 'stolen fremnu man named -Tbis William Wallcer,.fuo .42. Mr. Clough said he bad great reseon i er to Complain of the conautiat o the ...

... LA ST NEWS. 1i- __ __ ?? 1 THE WALWORTH MURDER8-&-TRIAL OF ; e YtdBatON AND IItS WIFE. Yesterday, at the Central Crminal Court, of Fuller Bacon, described as aismith (aged 32), ?? c DV Beaon, his wiifc.(agd 29), were agaic plimced at the-bir, se.harted with the wilful murde r two children, he Saran Anne Banoh ?? Ilsoon. The court t tt3 was crowded as it was on Wdnedsk, the first day of the t ...

... WEDNESDAY, APR!!. 29. e. BEFORE MRl. J. S. MANSFIELD. a DSOEsTt¶ro Cutldasivi.-'Wirifred. C0otello, residing in No. 10 lit Court, Kow-itraet, was Gent to gaol for one month, for leav ng re, her three children in a destitute condition in the strve'. Thi itwas the third timus she had conmmitted tho same offence anti allowed her children to be sent to the workhouse. FoIGTFourL ?? 01lire, a keee ...

... SENTENOES AT THE BOROUGH SESSIONS. Tha mmillnnR rmn-ltiAa- .X. lt V.1,1- ph Of The sessions concluded on Friday. The following are N. the sentences in addition to those previously published in the Mercury:- Thomas Williams and Ellen Kelly, for stealing a bundle of twine-the former five months' and the latter six weeks' imprisonment. - George Ratcliffe, for embezzlement of X17 10B.-three ...

... i I TX R M$TARTV AFqT% A¶fn vaas IN 1R1 M'LARTY AND 00. cm imn The argument on the certifieate in the case of this I to bankruptcy came on for hearing on Monday last before M ige. bMr. Commissioner Stevenson. Mr. Danson, instructed be the by 'essra. Duncan, Squarey, and Co., appeared in oppo- ce lers sition on behalf of Mr. A. Denny, shipbuilder, of Dum- ur eat barton, and Messrs. Ami, Bost, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY BURGLARY IN LINCOLNSHIar. (Prom th8 Lhicolmn Tier I (Fromn the Lincoln Tithes.) Early on Monday mornmg, intelligence was rece'ved at cL h the ctunty police office that a burglary of a mos t audacious chara~cter had beeu effected on1the prerm1es c vMr. Piuder Worth, a most respectaboe farmer, residing in the parish of Scotherne. About an hour after midnight Mr. Worth was awakened ...

... e I D _ ADJOUmitD INQUEST. r A . . . - - rotir ADJOURNED INQUEST. Jild.On Wednesday morning last, P- F. Curry, Esq., resumed it b te inquir as to the death of Joseph Ford and Seth Ltin it Foulkest by the explosion of the boiler of the St. Patrick tion, locomotive, at the Edge hill station, On the 5th of the present month. ?? first witness was Mr. Edward Ross, who had been his examined on the ...

... a - ?? .(1. AiVJ~LYAM ?? J.AWLJL. fls AD~JOURNED INQUEST. es On Sa'urday morning. the as'j urned inquest rn the bodicE of ?? Ford and Beth Foulkes, wheo lost their liveirthrough the he xploto ofthefir-bo oftheboierof the kosomotive St. .as Patrick, on Tuesday morning, was again resumed., Mr. Ward, of Solicitor, appeared on behalf of the widow of Joseph Ford, and Mr. remoberton, who Appeared ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 1. B!EFORE MIR. J. S. MAN8FIELD. TsaRT BlY A I F ?? Ross was Charged with steal- tag the sum of S0s. from Robert Athertoni provision dealer, Preguot-treet. It appeared that yesterday the prosecutor was Selling potatoes In Queen-squere Market, and the prisoner very kindly .jffered to assaist; him. In the evening they wont into Hormby's public house, where the prosecutor fell asleep, ...

... ?? - - - - -4. DREADFUL MURDER IN BOSTOOR- STREET. - h On M1onday evening last, a determined aot was per- Of Ifautrated in a court in Bostook-streot, leading out of Scotleud-road, which caused an unusual degree of ex.- h citeement, owing to the various reports which were in ad circulation as to the motives which influenced the auth of the crime. aor h ad It appears, from what transpired at the ...

... LIVEOO - C-N- -- OU - R J.j1VJMnKDrvvJAi UVIULXI UUuX. acco L BEFORE J. CONWAY, ESq., BARRISTER. debt COURTINGO EXTRAORDINA.RY.-HARDAORE v.MURPnY. that -The plaintiff in- this case is a domestic servaist, living Mr. at 56, Upper Beau-street, and the defendant, Joseph SadC lurphy, general broker, residing at 152, Limekila-lane. mit, The action was brought to recover the sum of £2 15s. inf for ...