... ALLEGED EYTENSIVE FRAUDS BY PICTURE DEALERS. I _ - SECOND HEARING. William Thomias Barnes, the son, and Lucy Barnes, the tife, of Mr. Barnes, the well-knowin auctioneer and picture dealer, of St. Paul's Ciurchyard, again appeared before Alderman Wire, at the Guildhiall PoIlice-court, on Monday, on their recogi isances, to answer the chaige of conspiracy to defraud air, Eobert Herries Peter, an ...

... ATTEMfPTED SUICIDE BY AN ACTBESS. A respectable-looking and interesting-featured young woman, apparently about twenty years old, and who was described as an actress, was brought before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-house, on Saturday, charged with attempting to throw herself into the Thames from the parapet of London-bridge. John Leary, a scavenger, deposed that about one o'clock in t0e ...

... EXTRA4ORDINARY AND REVOLTING A fashionably dressed person, about 30 years of ago, who gave the name of Cuarles Richards, xnd described bins- self as a gentleman of property, reaiding at Stoke Newr- ington, and Daniel Patching, a p~ulice-conetable of the *M division, were charged before ;6r. Haininill, at Worship. street Police-cour.,'en Saturday, leith the attempled comn- issia~on of an a ...

... Al, NSLA UGHTER AT BRO UGHITON, SBE. SKIP TO.Y. On Thursday last an inquest was held at Broughton, before Mlr. Thomas Brown, coroner, on the body of William Kenyan, a boy ten years old, soil of the station master at Elslack, whose death occurred in the following manner:- On the previous Thursday afternoon the deceased, in com- pany with three or four other boys, was returning from Thornton ...

... A i?'E TJLU FOLI(?:' Patiricl- Ctuttzr, a ?? manl 'was brnlitigb ( before ir i ttelc Pin,! citaigtci nt~it loisaunl ?? 1icliael hi BVilttsi on thits QJuceluittij hiay, antirrobsbizigusit of £e2 5s. u inl globi andt dilver. ! 'Vth. ,rttot'ctttovs idl t~tat tie waus a leather'-seller,. andlt lived ait No. 4, I ir uge- rot', Itenmulnducy About eighlt U o'clock in thu t ic i .tni:.g t? the 26th cd ...

... THE MURDER IN WESTMINSTEE, _ . . . ~ . On Friday, Isaac Hammonnod was brought up for re- examizaticr, at the Westminster police. court, charged with the wilful murder of Sarah Farrell by throwing her out of a window. The offence, it will be recol. lected, was committed on the 15th inet, at ten o'clock at night, at a houwe in York-street, Westminster, the unfortumate woman being a person with ...

... De septembey seations commenced On Monday at Cletrt5Walt before Mr. *reasy (presiding for the as.- ? ' Bo1' &o EX.rPOnCEMAN.-John Ganuning, B°Bffi eted ohave been h. constable both inl IW5BLY ro Diaan and City ?? forces, wan indicted Ibe roe strolen flfty. tix brushes, value 91., the pro- IrS hev~,t ilijm Barnett and another, his enmpioyers. 1Ts proseCitiOlS were mother and son, carrying on ...

... THBE POLICE COURI&. I - MANSION-HOUSE. M~at ~a Smfith, a good-looking girl, 18 years of age, was charged before the Lord Mayer under the following .ir-t cumestancee. di Esther Smith, 9, Half-moon'streetsaid-The prisoner is my daughter, I am sorry to say. The complainant said that the defendant last night came to a her house when rather beery, and asked her to treat her to ti a little drop ...

... P OLICEX i rELL~IaENER. BOW- STREET-YZSrERDAY. A young man of respectaisle appearance, named 6kolcals M. M~en ain, o lerk to Mr. Cooper, solicitor, of the Edgware-road, was charged with esnbezaliirg between £o andl £. H~e was defenldedl by his father, a solicitor. Mr. Cooper said that thxe defendant had been in his employ about four months. He had been absent about a fortnsight, sendings word ...

... THE POLICE COUR7S. el MANSION-HOUSE. tI A ferocious looking fellow named John Car r a porter at tl Billingsgate Market, was charged before the Lord Mayor vvith 5 assaulting Mr. Benjamin Gain, butcher, of Cole-street, g Borough, under the following circumstances. p The complainant, the left side of whose face was covered e- with clotted blood, which had flowed from a wound on the cheek-bone, ...

... ij ioyXlE HILL CONESS1x AL INQUIRY 1IAI1)1,NlllEAD, FBIDA k AFTERNOON. gr .iirl into tie charges preferrec againlst tile Rew. , Io e, curate of Boy ne 11ill, in the county lii ,l edseitg colifess tm into the Church of ha :uI pee tl if ning at tho Townv Hall, be i befrt ?? appointed by the at , '*,iest) frd for tt~t~t purpose, Dr. Philliiuore, Q(t., i * ru AtCi''jeti James Randall, Rev. J. E. A ...

... THE POLIGS COEZsRI MANSION-HOUSE. George Gordon, a collecting clerk, in the eplosat Ht M . EShrcdr, stationer, ?? ;-charged before the Lord M~ayor wvit tbezigaoy d longng to his master. r.J. Pains said-I am a newspaper agent at 9, Do road, Borough, and deal with the prosecator. Oa the ll August last I paid the prisoner 45. 8e. 8d. on account of prosecutor, and he gave we the receipt produced. ...