... SUIOIDE BY FIREARMS. n -. -. - Yestbrday afternoon, a maia shot himself lathe. head 0 with-a pistol, in a house in lobden-street, off the upper f end of Brunswick-road, and expired almost iminediately. The suicide was JobhaMorphy; labourer, about:40 years of age, a married man, having a wife and four.ehildren. . Be and his family occupied apartments in the house of a Hariet Bostoni shopkeeper, ...

... l ?? TlI 'LATE MURDER IN LEIGH WOADS, NEAR BLIST&L. i The- news gf the capture of John William Beale reached. Bristcl' by telegraph on Thursday evening. It is supposed ,t that Beale was in Bristol on the Monday previous to the _ murder,. as he called at the shop of v tailor namad. Aplin. in Wine-stseet, early on Thuesday mroraing, and saw a. . cousim niamed Wood, a workman in Mr. Aplin's ...

... at 2 2 C 2e FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. ( to BEFORE MR. J. A51(XN. 'e,4 UNWno~sIO&EOE Fisu.-rdary Egamseey was summoned by In- specor Tyrrell for exposing unwholesome fish for sale, in St., ?? In John's Market, and glood ria.; Jonathan Lowe, for aelm luiar an la fec .; Samesel Gibson. samo offence, 5Is.; Stephen Shaw, saeu 'ea, 69. ; John Burke, same offence, Bs. Mc ,It. PuBtsc&Ss ANID BUERSNaE-xss ...

... ce ADJOUBNED INQUEST. tl id (From the Bristol Adverrtker.) a] Ats On Saturday afternoon, the adjourned ivquest on the of 11- body of the young woman found murdered in Leigh a la Woods, near Bristol, was held at the New Inn, Rownham ft Fz erry, before Bruges Fry, Phq., coubty coroner. H Dn The coroner explained that the object of the adjourn- pi by ment had been to ascoertain if deceased had ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENGE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. BIEFORB MR. T. D. ANDERSON AND Mut. BOLTON. PtntLICASs AND BSeBasiLaRs' CASEs.-ANOniian D.retix0 ABOuT OYFrcAUS IN PLAINq CLOTHES -Williasa Parker, beerhons. keeper, King-street, Kirkdalo, was sumuanoned for Sunday trading, and fined 5G. and ?? Haslam, beereeller, Earle-street, Everton, was summoned for trading after hours. Dismissed. -William ...

... THR, MURDEP AT, LIUH -WOODS, _S..TOL . . . TSOU10thinglie 1SalVRedy QOLOqrred 'whiok 'may possibly Pe Asis~i unravelling. thel mystery:9-f this murder. A. I Ii, wonlanzsamed Bowden, whatkeops a bearligit in Dowry.- 1 place, sit a short distance from the sneme of- -te murder,~ oron the Bristol side of the water. tat Aes that, between, twelve and one-, 4'elool; on Thuizcday or Friday morning ...

... THE MURDER NEAkR BRISTOL, *, (ff~wr the Bristol Mifrror.) Iti We briefly stated on Friday that. John, Beale, a, butler, A living in the service of Captain Watkins, Badby House, 8 Daventry, had been apprehended on suspicion of being u the murderer 'of Charlotte 'Pugsley. Ther following at~e P thet particulars of the manner' in which he was taken :. - 1 Inspeotor.Norris, of tbe Bath, police, ...

... 3r A few days ago the Daiil News8 commented on the h )f departure ot the Court to the North, aso the absence sl d from London of many of the Cabinet Ministers at the a rspresent critical time. The Obsesvwr of yesterday, in reply vi to those comments, says- 1 L But the charge now brought in a daily paper-and P e we regret to say in a daily liberal paper-ii of the absence s of the Court and the ...

... HBOROU Josm POLLWO, Q.Ii JUbcmJ rrJT SuMmoNSam-Warranrt were granted for Ml thee nA :mrnt to prison of the following partieslfor Ili ao p - of their debta, after judgment had been 01 etven asi-~st them :-For 30 days: Ctarles Meroer, 9, ru ?? Low-hill. For 20days: Elizabeth Graham, It' 4, IIiD;rt e- Toxtoth-peirk; and Rebecom Seddon, , th Thres ?? Toxtoth-park. For It days: Patrick ...

... V. MONDAY,. Aunus 31. At RFORM~ MRt. 7, .8. MANSFIELD. Mt- AiNROYANa By IL FOR.Tiia TELLER. -lliry, Ann Jones, a prn- Is feased forirune teller, was charged with making use of gross language in the house of Mr. G. L. Spooner, the Plain Ino, ly Mersey-Gtrees.-Mr. Manosfield atb rred that abea was liable to be Impri.soned for three months tor professing fortune telling, Labut on the present ...

... I W9DNEBSDAY, 8EPTDIBEB 23. BIPORE MR. DIXON. I IMPOSITION BY A FOsTUNqX- Sn.I-EXTRAORDINARY Gas. cim=. - Isaeo J. Banmbury Was charged with obtaining VI £2 Os. 8d. under faise pretences, by fortune-telling. The pri-tr soner was a pale-faced, middle-aged, seedily-dressed Irrlshmau with very light brown heir and whiskers, and-his genera! e ?? sO far from indicating a cunni, dupe, beokened a ...

... ,ii On Moniday morning, a special sessions for hearing anidh at disposing of 'applications for spirit licenses was held: in be, in the 8e4ptons House,, Chapiel-satreet. The, court, as usual,DO at was ?? excess, and there was a% full bench of wa itmagistrates. Mr.. Alderman S. Holme presided, and the o le following other magistrates were present :-Messrs. Goo.th SP olt, Geoo Maxwell, J. A. ...