... 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 ...

... LA IV NOTICES-THis DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINECOLN'S INN, at half- past 10. [Before the LoaDS JL'STICIS.] Appeal: Whitloy v Lowe, part heard. Bankrupt peti. tiSbs: Cator andl Cater-Barns and Barns-Lucas and Groger. ]tOLLS (O TiRT, CHANCERY-LANE, at 10. Caiuses, &o. : Cani;pordown v Duff-Toldd v Garbutt- Adasts v Beck-.A dans v Adams-SSutton v IlHassoIIi- Maltnsergit v Camnphell--foultoti v ...

... LAWV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-YESTERDAY. [Sittings in Banco, before Lord CAMPBELL and Justices Conuamuos, Eau.u, and CRUMPTON. ] Mr. Justice Coleridge who retires fronm the bench at the end of this term, and wi.o has been appointed a member of the Privy Council, subscribed this moriling, before Mr. Justice Wightinan, to the usual declaration that lie would do nothing to injure or ...

... POLICE INTELLIGEINLCE. ?? 0 I hMANSION-HOUSE-SATURDAY. Ellen Seymoou- was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having stolen six silk neckerchiefs, in the shop of an outfitter, at No. 3, High-street, Aldgate. J. Harewood, assistant to the prosecutor, said : Between four and five o'clock on Monday evening the prisoner came into the shop with a man, who asked to see a scitlal checked silk ...

... FOFRBES AOrdKbNZiE'S Acl' TiySCOTLAND. A deputation from Edinburgh and Glasgow had an in- terview with the Hot. Mr. Walpole, Secretary for the 0 IHome Departnment, at the Home-office, Downing-street, on Monday afternoon, with reference to a proposed inquiry t into the operation of Mr. Forbes Mackenzie's Act ill Scot- n land. t, The deputation consisted of the following gentlemen:-- The Right ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-YESTEuRDAY [Before the AsSISTAXT JUDGE, at Clerkenwell.] Adbdallah, 18, and Rumjasi, SO, sailors, natives of (ude, id were indicted for having stolen two watches of the value of le I1s., the property of Richard Sayer Arniell. They were e. also indicted for having stolen two watches sind two chains or the property of Bernard Davis. A Mr. Salter appeared for the prosecution. e ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT-YESTERDAY. ?? [Before Mr. Commissioner Psiir.rrrs.1 ; SEVEN YEARS, IMPRISONMENT-IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM LUIT. This insolvent, who has been in Whitecross-street Prison seven years, at the suit of the Hon. Grantley Berkeley, ap- peared for bearing under the Protection Act. The case was before the Court on afornmer OCc tsion, when the insolvent asked for his discharge, ...

... CONVICTION UNDER THE GAS WORKS AOT. Mr. William Johnson, landlord of the Railway Arms beer-shop, Old Ford-road, appeared at the Worship-street Police-court, to answer an information exhibited at the instance of the Commercial Gas Company, in which he was formally charged, for that he did unlawfully lay, or cause to be laid, down a certain pipe colismunicating with other pipes, the property of ...

... POIACE' iS 1 fE.1IGENC?E. MANSION-HOUSE-YPSTERDAY. Jeohn Tpyrrell, a driver in the employ of Messrs. 1ickford anid Co., was charged with having by neglect and careless driving injured W. Hedges, an omnibus conductor in the service of the London General Omnibus Company. Mr. Beard, thc solicitor, appeared for the prosecution, and addressing the Lord Mayor, explained under what cir- cnicistances ...

... I EXCESSI YE AND ARBITRARY PUNISH. +MENT. At a summinary Court, held by Sheriff Olgivy, at Forfar, on Tvesday last, William Burns, aged ten years, was charged vith desertion from .Rossie Refornatory on the 21st May last, where be had been sent under sentence of the Police-court at Dundee on the 11th of December, 1857, when he was adjudged to be imprisoned for fourteen days, and sent to the ...

... THlE THREE SISTER SHOPLIFTERS. IIIL s. Susannah Bishop, Emily Bishop, and Kate Bishop, three 'e sisters or near relatives, were brought before Mr. Binghan, at the Marlborough-street Police-court yesterday, for further 5 examination, charged with shoplifting in concert to a large n extent. es The prisoners, it will be recollected, were a few days ago t, charged with stealing two valuable silk ...

... FRAUDS OA THE LOADOINT ANY'D TIVEST- 1 AfINSTER BANK. I 0 Layton Ashton, a clerk in the London and Westminster Bank, was charged at the Guildhall Police-court with the following robbery and forgery:- Mr. Roy, who appeared for the prosecution, said the young man at the bar had been in the service of the London and Westminster Bank about twelve years, and was charged with stealing large suaiis ...