... THIE S'E VEINAGE MURDER. ROME CI1CTjIT-HERT FORD, MARCH (. CROWN SIDE. [Before Mr. Justice ANtLLI.M3.]E The trial of the prisoner Jeremiah Caipenter. for the murder of John Starkins, the policeman, wae resumed this morning at nine o'clock, and the court was filled the moment the doors were opened. Mr. Hawkins and Mr. C. Pollock appeared on the part of the prosecution, and Sergeant Parry ...

... COURT (011' ALDJ-fiEN. oesterdav a court was heldl 'or tile despatch of public business. THIE CITY UniTeR CSp T 'Ilie Loun MAYoR e1ca'.;ed the attenltion of the court to the followill coilliiuiiicstioii from the Cooiniissioiier of Police, which ?? reald his' the deplit' tiowi-cleik 'itv 1'olice-office, 0(1dJewry, Dec. 21. Gentlelleen-I feel it due to tile efficient working of the CitV police, ...

... COIURIT OF QUEEN'S BE1NCH.YS9TRl)A-Y. [Sittirngs in Blanco, before Lord UCA3 PBiRi.L, Mr. Justice WwwI1T.OIAN, Ill. Justice ERLEb, and Mr. Jistice CilOMP TON.]I BIltY AND SNiTHEii v. SWVATNIc AND ANOTHEB:IMPORT- ANT (JltEsTiIiN UNDER THE o.,NKRIUVT AiT AS TO DEEDS 0O' ARRAN6EMEN'i' ri r. MaIisky, Q. C., appeared o I ?? of the plainitiffs, to show cause aginst a nile. led by Mr. Wild o 2thot of ...

... THE PRISONERS IN SICI. Y. The intelligence from Salerno, according to a letter from Naples, dated May 11, is of a most painful and revolting character, and in the interest of humanity I send it to yen even though you may consider me tedious. Since the appointment of the new keepers not merely rigour, but eveia species of ferocity, seems to have been used. £ have already told you how the chief ...

... LAW NOTICES-THis DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, at 10A. as [Before the LoRus JuSTICEs.] Original Motion: Whleelhouse v Calvert. Bankrupt le Petition: E. Brown and Brown, part beard. Appeal: th Freme v Brade. otl ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE, at 10. th To 'e' Spoken to : Colinman v Birch, Causes, &c. So Altree v Sherwin, part ?? v Adams, part es ?? v Bryant-Meyrick v Laws-Meikilamn v ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-YESTERDAY. [Before Mr. Commissioner GOULBUIRN.] IN, EIJ OIHN PELS. The bankrupt was a corn and coal mlerchant of Elmwsvell, Suffolk. This was the certificate nis eting. Tile accounts show-Creditors, £'1,72, ; liabilities, £200; assets, £500. |The opposition in this case was on the ground that the bankrupt had inipropefly contracted the debt of Samuel William Fenton, a ...

... POLICE' IN LELICiENCI?. --4- _01 ANSI05'-HOUSE-Y'R:ST 1. t1) AY, Ckearoe'k fighm, a filthy-looking young fellow, who' used a crutch was charged with assailting a middle-aged woman named Mary Brooker. 'rosecutrix, whose face rand eye were extensively die. coloured, deposed that sonie years ago sho knewr tih poi- soner, but had not seen him for sonie tiio poimt ulntil Tues- day evening, when she ...

... A; iMBOI\Llt&AN G41; SPCy 60 !- M ITTEE,,2 O.! I2(QU IAY. the - isly The committee of the House of Commons appointed to had inquirs into the present arrangements for supplying the ual. metropolis with gas, held another meeting on Tuesday, for a to the purpose of hearing evidence on the subject. Thera aent was a numerous attendance . of parties interested in the ilar inquiry. The members of ...

... CRARGE A GAIIST A FARSER OF SHOGT- | 9G WITH INTENT TO MURDER. On Friday last Mr. Rannard, farmer, of Laceby, was brought before the Rev. R. P. Williams, at the county lock-up at Grinisby, charged with shooting at William Petch, his waggoner, with intent to murder him, on the previous night. The prosecutor stated in evidence that be was farm servant to Ar. W. Rannard, of Laceby, and lived in ...

... CENTRAL CRIlIINA1i COURT.- YESTERDAY. The January Sessions of this Cort W5 pA6 O' r before the Right HODt. Sir ,R. w. Cardeun (Lord Mayor) ; Mr 1 Russell Gurney, Req., Q.C., recorder; Mr. Alderman and oad, Sheriff Lawrence, Mr. sherift'Alle'n, Mr. Un~lder.SblTIeff of the Millasel, Mdr. Viidtar'S riiff Parker, &a. Nene of the alder' TheI chess upon the rota were ini ittEirdat'08 At tire ...

... A$2AULT BY MR. CAPRON ON MR. MCWBRAY MORRIS. a This case was heard yesterday at the Middlesex Seekons ed before Mr. Pasbley, Q.C., Assistant-Judge, and the fol- ad lowing bench of Magistrates :-Mr. Pownall, chairman to of the County Bench ; Mr. Ex-Sheriff Hill, Mr. Brooking, fix Mr. J. Dunnington. Fletcher, Mr. Faulconer, Air. Henry 'OS White, Mr. Hf. J. Maude, Mr. Hogarth, and Mr. Miller, to ...

... M DDLESESX SESS.~IONS-YESrERDAY, 'rho Sit Ib in~ of tie Collrt for thle October Gene ral QuarterI -Scion!; were r-li1ileil this mnorning at the C0 loddall, NV :mlili- ~Or. ly3 ;oljiurtinwnt from Clorkenwell, lbeforeMr. Pasib vty QC. As-i~tant Judge ; Mr. Payne. deputy; Mr. lPownall, Coairman of the coanty bench ; Mr. Halsey, and t Alderman Rose, There wote 09 Csc for trizl, 64 felonies, and 5 ...