... POLICE IN rELLIGENCE. MANSION EHOUSE-YBSTERDAY. Johl Haden was charged before the Lord Mayor with having committed a robbery in the shop of Mr. Murray, of No. 30, Cornhill, chronometer-muaker. Mr. Gartner, shopman to Mr. Murray, said: About five n oclock yesterday evening the prisoner camle to our shop v and asked to look at a gold Albeit chain. I showed him one, but he wanted one of a ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE). -4-- MAS ION-H(OUSE1-YETERDAY. Mlificlroef Qjuiet ass Ir-ish tailor, of sullen aspect, was charged with assaultin, Bridget, his wife, and stabbing her its the head with a piece of glass. Cokeiplainaist, one of whose eyes was frightfully bruised, and whose head elsihited a bled-stained plaster, gave liar evidence with a coisfossl volubility, which renrlered it a somewhat ...

... THE SUSPECeTED MUBRDP IN THE REGEN2T'9 CANAL. ADJOIJENED CORONER/S INQUEST. pr, Yetrdyafe noi, Air. William Balker, the coroner for ter the eastern division of Middlesex, end a higlsly respectable et jury reaoseeriblediat the Horsford Armes Tavern, Old Ford- Fi reed, Bethrral-gr~eei, respecting the death of John Tssrrer, en aged 52 years, wso)Y1 was found deed, sisockinigly mutilated, th, ...

... I ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCE-e SuIrici OR A MAIARmewD LADY.-On 11onday evening a1n inquiry took place at the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Inn-road, befsre hr. Wakley, Coroner, onl view of the body of Mrs. Abigail Ilayton, rrged thirty-seven, the wife of a solicitor; who committed suicide by tihrowirt- herself out of a window, under very afflicting circurn-tnoccs. It appcared from the evidence, that ...

... Rab) Antclititnte. -TICS~JHIS DAY. aft COURT OF QUENN'S BENCHl, GUILDHALL. an AT 10.-Loadon commenjuries:- Penrose v. ?? v. Cand- ?? v. liargreaves-mckefatt v. Stubbs-H,1irtna, and wrlfe v.WI - ?? v. jozoph-.ythan, and another v. Oxutonl-Milier v. Alynn and others. COUUT OF' COMMON PLEAS, GtILDHALL. AT 1O.-London common juries: Ad]Aml v. M'Glashan and another, Damt beard-mbpmaflum and another ...

... I .-abO ?? NOTICESTHIIS DAY. AT CURT OFCACR LINCOLN'&IENN AT 2.J..BxRFOR THlE Loen CRA i'BLOX-, b tinutes: Bie tendon itand E e aI' Corporaoe0 too A R thr.bo on.4 AT 10k.-MBEFORE THE LoRcsC JVMCES-ilcetlteton: Wagt0 George's Harbiour Company, Poirt heard. ankrtsR Wi 'rt vI. lWLLCOSStjEYihaDCOF otT EKS CHNESTy1AXSlTI: AT 1. ?? i T ...

... POLICE INTELIaGENCE. GUILDRALL. ROBBING A DRTECrTIV -On Tuesday, two young fmen, named Waldron and Rart7ey, Were brcught up, before Alderman Wire, on the following charge :-J. Brett, a de- tective sereant, said: I was iis St. Paults-churchyard on Monday afternoon, where a erowd Was collected round some women fighting. While I was there. I felt o0fa l0es- hand near my pocket, and immediately ...

... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT--- YESTERDAY. OLD COURT. [Befere the RFCOnDER.] aMBEZZLDMENT. Isoav Williame Filch, 48, a very respectable looking man, IsM charged with emnbezzliig thiesever-al icurls of, £10 2e. Gd. and £10 9s. 6id., the moneys of Stephen Jameiis Thwaites, Mr. Cosper. cavaed for the prcsecution; Mr. Robinson was counsel for the defcnce. The prosecutor in this case is a wholceale ...

... WAWT INTELLIGENC;E COURTV OF QUEE'N'S BE1N'CIIYESTrRDAt- [Sti~sin Blauco, before Lord CAMlBF.iit As nd Justices [Sttsgt WIGHOTMAN, Entli, and CttomtPTriN. I APPLICATION TO STRIKE AN' ATTOISy OFF THlE BOLLS Thcs Attorney.GettOral showed cause against a rule sa which bhad been obtained by Mr. Garth, calig0f atr. s Thmv'cisiatess an attorney carrying on busines at be ass A inenhmist, Bucks, to ...

... A9IiTIOUS CIIAIrGE AGAINThS TWO OFII- CERS-EXTB'RAORDINARY MlAGIST1BRIAL DE- CISION. On Monday two officers of the Royal E]ngineers at Bromnpton Barracks, Chatham, named Lieutenant George Manscell Collings and Lientenant Robert Hamilton Vetch, were chanred before the county susaistrates at Rochester with having each presented a loaded gun at George Ed- ward Osborne, a market gardener at ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-YESTERDAY. IN RE XIATTI5IAS TORDOLPO!, AN INSANE BANKRUPT. This bankrupt, a merchant, of 10, Seething-lane, was to have passed yesterday with the consent of the assignees; but, failing to appear at the meeting, was adjourned slits die. Mr. Nicholson (assignees' solicitor) now attended to state that the bankrupt was suffering from temporary hisamtt, uduced from long ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUErSATTURDAY. 21ART V, DUi:GESS-.tRBITRATION-IMPORTANT DECISION'. Mr. Horace loyd shoved causec against a rule obtained Q to set aside the certificate of tie coutity court judge on a referenceof thiscasg for arbitration under the Conmonll Law Procedure Act of 1854. The ground on which the rulewas obtainetl tas that the learned judge of the county court had ?? a mistake in his ...