... THE CHARGE AGAINST MR11. MOSS, AND COM- MITTAL OF THE ACCUSED. At the Public office en Saturday, Mr. Thomas Moss, who, it will be recollected, was apprelseuded after the committal of Calvocoir- resi o asimla chrg, ws rouhtup on a remand from Thurdayfor urter eamiatio. M. Mtteraus, instructed by Mr. altr, t te istace f M. 0 H.Collis, Turkislh Consul, a~ai apparedto ?? Hrdig atende onbehalf of ...

... AVWRCESTER INSOLVENCY COURT. 'lice teo.ucthci silko; of tlis Court Wses itelel yesterday, before ]les Hlen sr Bl. 'artdlZcc, lsi(e There were seve cases for disposel, as 1t ,. . a11,5 54 C tei HojEgsy Hall?, Hair?, 1W!, Devkti Yslirs, pt&' .y/25 Sie'.Sp',z-shreti, Or'B'/ lye, in tler ipar-s /i 'i I :e, 'S ?? ?? ?? arect slt r, a ei bio ch ece/e c b?''ric' tat ?? crise ws'as di iuries(t from ...

... I Nalli'myttg liolut. YESTERDAY. BxrOnE 7515, REGISTRARt WsLSoNc. lI ye William W~atlkins, of Clorch Stoke, Soaop, ?? was 3 an adjourned meeting for choice of assignees. Mr. Knight said he had no assignee provided, and an adjournment sine die must take place' The balance sheet, prepared by Mr. It. Free, showed that there was due to creditors £300. 18s. 3d. ; assets in good debts, £164.s. 10Od. ...

... HEARTLESS DESERTION OF A CHILD BY ITS I MOTHER. An inquest has been opened at the Erdington Workhouse, before W. S. Poole, Esq., of Keniiworth, the Divisional Coroner, on the body of a child who died there, The Jury met, having been twice previously adjourned, on Tuesday last, and again the enquiry stands adjourned until Saturday evening. The evidence given has been very lengthy, but the ...

... CHARGE OF FURIOUS DRIVING, AND USE OF BAD LANGUAGE BY AN OAINIBUS DRIVER. [From Pinchl.] An elderly man, who gave the siamne of John William Temple, but who is more commonly known by the soubir- quet of Old Pain, late driver of the Administration Om- nibus, was brought before Mr. Pssch charged with reckless driving, which had resulted in the upset of his vehicle, to the serious injury of ...

... A-04alhOmily (foart. YESTERDAY. BEFORE MR. R(IISTRARL WATERFIELD. ltsre George Smith, Airin inVhalia, ?? banlriupt came e5p to pas s his last exallmialtion. His tialaace-sheet, as prepared by Mr. Palmer, showed that there was due to creditors £1,50)0., and that the assets were, good debts, £C10. ; property £202.; leaving i denfciency of .1,337. Alr. Rodgson, /of the irnm of Hodgson and Allen, ...

... At the Worship Street Police Court, on Saturday, Elizabeth Bertramu, an innocent-looking young countrywonieil, With an tnfant in her airisg, was charged with leaving her illegitimate child clssrgeable to the pane~ilsof Shoreditch. 1t will be recollect-cd tihat, about three weeks ago, a little girl, six years of age, was left at the house of a gei~tlemnai named Alaster, in the Queen's Road, ...

... gialiqtpim- Guart. ,5SATU11.D-Y BEFORrE aIe. RErISTRAR WeILSON. Jis eeac rosisS DlQrldlnio. s~.s'liirFixalies~l, ?? came sep to pass lis last examubilationl, supported by IMr. John Scilith, aod opposed by aMr. Knight, (of the firm of James and Knight,) for til- assigcees. iBir. Nelson (of tile firm of Soiltball andXelson,) also appeered for creditors. Tiae balance oboiet, as prepared by Mr. ...

... N, inibigbaill Volict (Dart. YESTERDAY. Trrej, d Mlesses, C. C. S. Kynncersley and S. Buckley. SA VAGE ASSAULT IN Ena)BASbON STREEnr.-A decently dressed but baild featured cecil brutnl-lookiceg young woman, naimced Acne Ivrti, living in Martin Street, was placed ill the dock charged weils lbcing - drunk and disorderly. The disorderly conduct con1- sisted of the following bruttal outrage. It ...

... THE CHARGE AGAINST MR I IS&AC BUTT, M.P. I _ FRIDAY. To~day Mr Prinsep tested tbe inaccuracy of the trans. I ltiou of the Amneer's letter, put in yesterday. The phrase- Son of Satan accursed)an otesaple Ito Mr Coffey by th Aeeer cotfirmed byplir Prins16P ; also the allegation that Mr Coffey was detain. ing him unnecessarily onl the ronte. Mr David Coffey, sofliitor', Duinillick-street, Dublin ...

... FRIDAY. William Robinson, a young man, was charged with stealing two plated liquor measures the property of Mr I Bainton, ofthe Victoria Hotel. Last night about six i o'clock the prisoner was at the Victoria tap drinking, when he was seen by two men to put two measures into his coat pocket and then walk out of the house. Information was given to the police, and prisoner was apprehended in the ...

... LINCOLN ASSIZES, I THE LATE RIOT AT GRIMSBY. Thomas Newby, painter, William Colley .Parke., yeoman, Wil.i1am Brown, joiner, George Woodcock pot- seller, John Anderson, fruitseller, Christopher Brown, shoemaker, Levi Chapman, mariner, John Brown: shoemaker, fhomas Genny, shoemaker, Philip Stocks, labourer, Goff Green, mariner, Robert Smith, mariner George Grayburts, mariner, George Green, ...