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... J A.W, POLICE, AND CRIME. THE CoMMrSSION IS LUNACY ON MR. Ruca.-The jury have come to the conclusion that Mr Ruck is of sound mind, and quite capable of ruanaging his own affairs. The announcement was received with cheers by the crowd in the hall. The Times, in directing attention to the case of Krogs v. Franklin, in which the former sued the latter for damages oh account of imprisonment, ...
... OBsTrUeCTIN TUB PoLIE.c-Phillip Dannatt (brother of Mr Danlnatt, tlbe ?? counlcillor) and G. Fulstow were charged with obstructing tine police.. P.C. .Wrightstated thatyesterday afternoon, about a quarter-past two o'clock, he was attending the New Holland steamer to regulate the landing of passengers passing to and Iro. Air Dannatt was there, and persisted in going on board before the other ...
... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 . BEFORE C. J. PRtESTOer, ESQ., BABRi.fTEiR. Thomas Church, a rigger aid boar jiui-l-ouse keelper reeiding- in Leeds-street was brought up on remand frou ...
... |i lV?}RDICT OF WILFUL MURDER. of On Sunday morning, considerable Seusation was WI Sused at Everton and the neighbourhood, consequent 00the discovery of the body of a man in a qua ...
... COURT OF PROBATE. di A SAILOR'S WiraL.-Rr, JOHN BE:NNETT.-On Tues- r day, in this court, Dr. Tristram said the deceased Cap- tain John Bennett left. New Orleans, in the barque Stranger, for Liverpool, on the 4th of l)ecember last, 0 and although 45 days wcro cons Ulered tilc usual average C of the len-th of such a voyage, thie vessel had not been heard of, and tlle underwriters hi ad paid the ...
... I nf- t* -fl1tQ' L-.. , ?? I ?? was, , I ~THE INQUEST. be IThe inquest on the bodies of ilie sufferers by the lament. Ot nre- able catastrophe at Sheffield (briefly mentioned in last week's O hm- Mercury!,, was opened on Tuesday at the MUSIC Hail, before ?? !Of Thomas Badger, Esq., coroner, at, 'ent Tt will be seen that the evidence tends to explain the alarm at A of fire, thouagh not ...
... I LEEDS BAN RUPTCY COURT. I I dllrurTrI flnaV ils p ai la: 0n C i Is- es. )er lbh be it ay in le ;0- on he- lwe 6vs las lly ire its tls ast !en an ,id sk ad ;ed he ier Att Id are o f Jf. i n Ic, ls I ,n. he5 THURSDAY. . (Iefoic er. Cionnniqsionier Whc.T.) I Rio, SA-uUL SrrIUr, oA Bathtley Cmarr, cloth m oallt- facturer. The bankrupt , renewed his application for pro- tection for Vile twelve ...
... POLICE COURJT-MONDAY. (Before Bailie Russel.) CASES Or THErT. Eliza Gilroy was charged with having stolen, on or since the 19th of August, from the Crown Hotel, 'shere she was a servant, a linen table-napkin and a white straw-bonnet. She had been twice previously convicted of theft. Mary Murphy or Gilroy, lher mother, was also brought up on a charge of resetting the stolen property. Both ...
... 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 ...
... NlWCASTLE.-FUitDAY-Before C. E. Ellison and B. 1. Grace, Epqrs.-Thomaa Monroe was brought up on a charge of having stolen a silver-mounted stiok and a gold ring, from 26, Blandford-s'reet, the property of Daniel MoAllum. The prisoner went to the proeecu- tor's house on business, and, after he left, the property mentioned was missed. He appeared, however, not to have been suspeoted at the time, ...
... . COULNTY COURT, YESTERDAY. I (Before T. P. THOMPSON, Esq., deputy jude .) RIMeIeNGTON ?? PhAssoN.-(Jury ?? action for £17 11i., breach of a, warrantW for a horse. Mr Roberts appeared for the plaintiff and Mr Pettingell for the defeudantr Mr Pettingell applied for the case to be adjourned, as several important witnesses for the defence wtere absent. Mr Roberts said he could not agree to this ...
... - - i ll - - . Jn in SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. . w Co0eLeAIXTS AGA-F1' Two C.tmiem.-A driver, named tii E. Pea'son, badge Nio. 239, employed by J. 'Woods, cab S51, ox was charged with ...