... e ~~~FRIDAY. Frits Sohumaker, a German, was charged with steal- ing a Guernsey frook, ile property of Walter Drew. 0 Proseoutor keeps a shop in Mytongate, and yesterday! iprisoner was seen to take the Guernsey from the shop door and make off with it. A chase was immediately aset off, and prisoner was apprehended near Fish-street corner with the Guernsey in his possession. .Com. mitted for ...

... I 'WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1853. (Before Mrt Commissisioner Ay TOITN.) I PlE WRIIGHT, LATE 01? IAINFLEET. .Nr MaN~s miade an upplication to his Ilonout- nudertho fol. ] owing ci-ouinstancee :-At tile tact Court ho0 (Mr Heldtni) 0 apparod o opose the a-pplication of Mr Roberts to admiit the tircof of sipN1 apss of £1001OU onl the ptirt of the Boston and spalding, Eankidng Company, InL thle hsk ...

... COURT OF COM~MON- PL EAS. I WESTAINSTER, 11TH FEflRUAYt, 1S5S. .&Cfgoi 31r Jus(ice \ WILLIAMS, A* Jjurt'Ce WILLLS, land .ir Justice BYLE$, The following case--important to merchants and underwriters-was decided in the Court of Common 'Pleas last week- WILKINSON v. HYDie, This was a demurrer to the defendant's third plea, and also a demurrer to the replication to such third plea The action was ...

... 1TTIT, TLT oINrrEY (.OITR.r on ds (Yesterday, before W. R&INES, Bsq., Judge.) ?? Howett v. Tutc.-Mr PETrInGoEL for the ?? at was an action for Ils rent, adjourned from last court for of the production of some evidence regarding somie rooms. It ngappeared that the plaintiff had taken two rooms, and when he an had been in some time found that he was entitled to a third e. room, which was used by ...

... THE CHARGE AGAINST MR I _ ISAC BUTT, M.P. The Select Committee appointed by the House of Com- mons to try the petition of Mr Edward Lees Coffey, accusing Mr I. Butt, M.P. for Youghall, of a breach of privilege of the House of Commons in having for the consideration of £1,000 entered into a corrupt agreement with Ali Moored Khan, one of the Ameers of Scinde, met on Tuesday to commence its ...

... I BREACH OF PROMISE OF | 3&ARRIAGE I _. .. he Te ?? of Appleto ?? Morse was tried in the Court [as of QensBnho audy MrPinn, Qo.C, and Mr Pearce were counsel for the a plaintiff, The defencdant did not appear. ad Mr Phinsn stated that the plaintiff was a respectable ay Yiyotulg woman, the daughter of a tradesman, and that it the defendant wai the landlord of the Chester Arms, i in Binhihl-row; ...

... I or At the Westminster Court, on Friday, John Farbon, . a middle-aged man, of respectalile appearance, holding '6 the appointment of messenger at tbie War-office, wes ag charged with having barglariously broken and entered late the mansion of the Earl of Suffolk, at Charlton-park, it Wilts, and stolen therefrom paintings, value £10,000. ad Inspector Whitcher, of the detective police, said ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE IN BIRIUiNGHAM. 'ateA frightful affair occurred at an hotel in Birmingham ,eto on Friday, in which a person temporarily residing there Ito attemkpted to murder a woman who passed as his wife, au and then committed suicide by shooting himself through y the head. The circnmstances attending the melancholy leyt event appear to be as follows :-About a fortnight ago ...

... I GUILDTi~oli,, LONDON, 18f,11 Febtuary, 1858., (Before the Lord Choief Barton POL1booK and. a SPECIAL JURY.) HULL FLAX AND (b)TrONT MILL COMPANY verirtus WEL~lhWLEY, Mr Htih Hill cuid MIr Miohie dascorofor plain. Wiffo %and Mr Lush aird Mr1 Itroiriond for time dicfcrdrrt. Mar MUOiL IS Olprird tue( plruiganil Mr HILb dt-itet the ease to tiiojuriy, The actii'n wti~ iiroli-,,h to iraover from ...

... TRIAL OF THE ENGLISH IENGINEERRS IN NAPLES. The accounts Wioih have just been received of the D progress of the trial of the political prisoners, includin D ?? ?? - ' - *_.A ..4 Nr..n, Mta IU55 ULE melancholy fact, that the eeind of the latter has given D way. Five medical men had beeu appointed to examine and report upon his case. The correspondent of the Daily News, writing from Salerno, ...

... IC RUELITY BY A STEP-MOTHER. On Saturday, at the Leeds Court-liouse, a woman, named Rose Smith, wife of John Smith, living at Hay Mount, Newtown, and formerly a striker at the Railway Foulndry, was charged with assaulting and cruelly iU- treating her step-daughter. The child, a diminutive girl, aged nine years, appeared in court, and several wounds and abrasions oa her body were shewn as the ...

... I FRIDAY. Thomas Lee, four times remanded on a charge of stealing i4 casks, the property of Win, Rawson, was now filly commsuitted for trial, A Ltirsl-,ita UNDEl TeI& BED.-George F1ster, a lyoung ielerisien, was charged with being a suspicious chararter. Tile prisoner' is an apprentice with Mr Rd. I-I H ncluig, fishieruleai, hbut lad. abseuided from his service ci']lile tic l u ago'. Last ...