... I 0 THE RECENT SUICIDE OF A BOY , IN CHESTER CASTLE. a he We have received from a correspondent a long lo re- account of certain proceedings which took place on o he Saturday last, in the Cheshire Connty Polied Court, li he in reference to the boy Littler, who recently comr- P ol. mitted suicide in Chester Castle, by hanging. Want of he of space precludes our giving the report at length, di- ...

... LIYER1300L POLICE COURT. eTHURS.DIY, OCTOBEU ~. :e BBFO It 111t. J. S. ?? .'2gLDl. is lttesIsANLY Acsshuejjr. -A tall, s.rslye.t ftllow,V injned ?? Lewis, was brounghitup on ?? 'lage L bha'sng brutally wa-r~ultod anut OR wmani, named I . isan, nor '.daughter, a married woman, named Ally ...

... 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, ...

... I = HULL COuNTY-.COURT FRIDAY. JENEcausso v. GEoooccL-Hr. Greaves appeared tiff. This was an action brought to reeover £ money received by defendant on account of Defendant pleaded a set-off of £11 15s 7d charg Ing the monoy. From the evideuce of ?? a appoared that Mr- Grocock had called upon then near Skirlaugh, where they were then residing ai collect any debts they had owving to them'' ...

... A Court for hearing of Insolvents was heard at the County Hall, Warwick, yesterday, before F. Dinsdale, Esq., Judge. The follow- ing insolventsweredischarged on bai: Joseph Charlton, HenryBent, John Barnett, James Bott, William Roberts, Thomas Jennings, George Upton, Christopher Martin, Peter Pritchard, and George Harriet, all on the application of Mr. East; Edward Pinder and William Taylor, ...

... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... ?? NaillimptC4 (Dart. YEATERDAY. BEFORE MRe. COcseelSSIOSIIR SANDERS. The learned Commissioner took his seat for the first time yester- day morning, and was met by a large body of the professional gentlemen, legal and otherwise, practiellnE in the Court. Beyond the usual obeisonce- to the Bencch, and its due recognition, no courtesies were exchanged, the business of the day being at orce ...

... gcat jiltdlipla. COURT OF COMM5ON PLEAS, YESTERDAY. (Sittings at Nis! Prius, before the Lord Chief Justice, Sir Alexander Cockburn, and a Specia Jury). THE GREAT SHREWSBURY CASE. THB EARL OF SHREWSBURY V. HOPE ScoTT AND OTHERS. This action was brought by the present Earl of Shrews- bury, who has, bythe decision of the House of Lords, been declared heir male in tail of Earl Gilbert, the first ...

... 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, ...