... 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 ...

... (Before T. IH. MAP.SIIALL, ESII., the Judge.) SPARK v. NEWBOUND. c Mr. BLANSHARD (instructed by Meslsrs. Dibb, Atkinson, nod Piper), was counsel for the plaintiff; and Mr. r FERNS was advocate for the defendant. Mr. BLANSUARD, in stating the case, ?? the plaintiff, Mr. Spark, was a professor of music, residing in Leeds, and be brought this action to recover the eum of £4 frone Mr. Thes. ...

... LULL POLL 0 CoURT. . I . _ ?? . . ?? William Ellerington and Jacaesleintc r ,dd 'on a charge of stealing a quantity osuaadprrves. Al were again brbught up and orrlrd.ofidtosrties tc in Mle for six months. 1 *John Cuathbert Pattison, reuneddo acsg'of te stealing jewellery from Manchestr a gi hogt up, and a Manchester police-const l en n~ed. ~il ance, he was handed over to him., C SATURDAY. 9 ...

... i HHORRIBLE MURDER. BRISTOL, Friday.-Mr Bruges Fry, coroner for the eastern division of the. Counaty'of Sonerset, held inquest last night at the 'Butcher's Arms Tavelrnd Na sea, on the body of a little bol named Jamres , w was murdered by his mother, under circ msaurr, who .irnustances of an unusually painful character. The unhappy woiar h whom the fatal deed was perpetrated, and who very ...

... rbe BaUZZ loatitt AND EAST RIDING TIES. I[REGISTERED AT THE G ENERAL POST.OFFICR i FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD,] I -F AUGUS 6 ?? FRIDAY, AUGUST 6,fi18a3. I - THE session is over, and the leadini, morning journals have devoted many dull columns to the narrative of its history. If our own narrative be dull also, it shall at least hare the merit of being brief. Indeed, although the session has been ...

... On Monday the annual Brewster Sessions for the iff granting of ale-house licenses was held in the Sessions do, Court, ?? H. MO.SS, Esq., ex-msyor,. in the chair, gel Amongst the other cuagistrates on the benob were Aid. Mc Gresharn, Aid. Blunrdell, Aid. Blytb, B. Mi. Jallaed, till Re. ?? Cooper, Thomas Ward, Esq., and T.~ . TraIsI Esq., stipendiary magistrate. There were at. a pplicairtons for ...

... SI-IOC!K1NNG MURDER BY A LUNATIC. On Friday, M~r. Charles Gross, coroner, proceeded Nu 'with anl inque-t on thL body of it manl named Pattrick, the olif parish ch rk of Waybread,1 Suffolk, wcho Inet his death under bul 'verydstein circanligtaloes. On Saturday last Mr. T. P. gre Drane, 'of Waeyt'read, a farmer and land owner, who labours toe une itanity, was3 missedl from his residenco, and ?? ...

... , I .I .I , DIS'TRESSING CASE. At Wells assizes, on Wednesday, before Mr.I Baron Watson, 2 Elizabeth Williams was indicted for the wilful murder of Elizabeth Williams the younger, at Cleve- don, on the 3rd of August. The prisoner was further in- dicted for the wilful murder of Wm. John Williams, at the same place, on the same day. Of the many painful cases of murder which come before the ...

... Ii In April, 1857, Mr George Hassell Hautloy, surgeon, pc of Howden, near Newcastle, then fifty-four years old, so insured his life for £2000 in the St. George Insurance M Company. He weas n active, robust, ruddy-faced, man, B fond of strong exeroise, and taking a great deal of it, it( given to dancing, and field sports. ?? was a vegetarian h; in diet, rarely taking meat, moderate in eating ...

... MURDER BY A FATHER AND | ATTEMFTED SUICIDE. The county of Somerset has again been the scene of a murder of atrocious character. In this instance the victim is a little girl, six years old, named Hannah Maria Burgess, daughter of a labourer named William Bargess, working at the Forest Mines, Exuioor, and the murderer is the child's father. The only Imotive the wretch had for destroying his ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF OHtLD) DESERTION. In Tuesday's Daily Post was published a paragraph recording a singular incident, in which an elegantly. dressed female child, of about seven or eight years of age, was left on Wednesday evening in the hall of the residence of Mr Masters, a gentleman residing in Queen's-road, Dalston. On Saturday Mr George Ross, relieving-officer of the Shoreditch Union ...

... CHILD MURDER 'BY SMOTER CIH E ,HULL. A : I IOIH The very full inquiry made by the Coroner. of. ?? borough and an intelligent jury of tradesmen, of whpm ! If Balk, chemhist by tw medcal entlmenone f whm ~*'Tikevidl~nce given. t1Iardey) Wvciafor manyyeas leturr o midifey i ?? an Fst-RIdIng Schol f Mdicne ndAtitony; nd ?? H., Gib- sonfils tat ffie a prsen-leves weregret to-say, a very strog cse f ...