... ASSIZB INTELLIGENCR. HOME CIRCUT. -CLMSFOED, DEC. 3. . The business for the county of EsEex was brought to a condus.on by Mr. Justice Wightmau yesterday evening. Jodn Taylor, 25, a respectable-looking young man, was indicted for the manslaughter of Joseph Dowsen. Mr. Bushby prosecuted; Mr. Tayler defended the prisoner. It appeared that on the 10th of September the prisoner, the deceased, and ...

... THE POLICE CO URTS. M: MANSION-HOUSE. ther William Brown, aged 35, described as a porter out of isdi employmnent, was brought before Sir R. W. Carden, charged i with having forged and uttered a request for the delivery of goods, with intent to defraud Messrs. Peak and Co., whole- a sale rs, 21, Eastoheap. ao Th prisoner has been engaged for some weeks past with another man not in oustody in an ...

... I N , ..nteU g:. author NOTICES-THIS DAY. meats. Ar COURT OF CHANCERY. LINCOLN'S-INlf. terms AT1011.-Thtpoa Tas Loan CHhINCELLOnL.- Appeal: Wythesv, Labouche~re, part heard, power AT io.aposs Tell Loans JUSrroas.-Bankruptpetition: Ex parie plainti TaylIor iroTaylor. Agtal: Broughton v. Butt, par ?? sbi V. Lumley (02)- Cook v. Sturgis-Wall E v. Bell. dcd ROLLS COURT. CHANCERY-LANE. ecd f Ar I0. ...

... tah U .ntditgm oz NOTICES.-THIS DAY, he COURT OF CHANCERY, LIMqCOLN'-81NN. ' AT 101.-RuEOI Tax Loan CHNCELLRio. - Appeals: Scott V. w. Maoer, &c., of Liverpoot-Wythea v. Labouchere. part board. AT, 10.- 2ea a Loans JV8nI06s.-HBsnrirup petition: Arnold and Arnold, paceheoard. Appeals: Havllanes v. Moe tibovy-Swainson. v lei Swainaon-broughston v 'liatt.Ie ROLLS COURT. CHANCERY-LANE. AT 10.-For ...

... 4 C S WESTERN AII7Y.A$ n r~ o Gl-q-q.36Cj6 N~TOSH{S4 H -t d ilb~-folo rr eft:-$ (rem. ateiiiw. . -Wearve' :authorsed to contradict -a 'pafiapra stating that there has been an 'adverse deolioi in the suit of Maointosh agaiust the Great Western Railway Company. This- statement is'-etr without foundation-.' Mark. the word tirelyY The obvious inference of a dieclaimer thus wreris :that there has ...

... THE POLICE CO UB TS. MANSION HOUSE. William Clark and William E&dward Clark, father and son, of the respective ages of 60 and 19, who recently carried on the business of commission agents in Water-lane, City, were brought before Sir R. W. Carden, by Haydon, the de, tective officer, charged with forging and uttering a cheque I for 731. 4s. 2d. upon the Bank of London, on the 26th November last. ...

... | idASSIZE INTELLIGENOB. I _ _ I~ HOME CIRCUIT.-MAIDSTONE, DEC. 9. (Before Mr. Justice Wightanau.) Francis Briqgsr, 30, was charged with arson. The two first counts in the indictment alleged that he had wilfully, maliciously, and feloniously attempted to set fire tohis dwell- ing-house, with intent to injure Jane Waller, the owner of I th6 property; and a third charged him with having sat fire ...

... THE POLICE CO UR IS. MANSION-HOUSE. harles ?? wwas charged before the Lord Mayor with stealing a loaf of sugar under the following circumstances: Smith, police-constable 672, ?? twenty minutes past six on Tuesday night I was in Clement's-lane, and observed, the prisoner walking sharply across King William-street, carrying the loaf of sugar produced. I followed him into Nag's Head-court, and ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-YoRK, DEc. 20. (Before Mr. Baron Watson.) MUR1tDER NEAR ROTHERHAX. Tohn Ttapzr Whiztwortl, 22, was charged with the wilful der ?? Hare, at Throapham, St. John's, on the 30th tieptember last. The prisoner was also charged under the -oner's inquisition with the like offence. 'he prisoner is a good-looking young man, of rather di- 3iutive size, and broad set, and has the ...

... THE POLICE CO UR IS. MANSION-HOUSE. Alxai2der Kochanowsky, Myers Goldberg, and Jacob Goldwater, were brought before bir R. W. Carden (in the absence of the Lord Mayor from indisposition) for further ex- amination, upon the charge of being in unlawful possession of plates for the manufacture of Russian rouble notes. Mr. Sleigh again appeared in support of the prosecution; Mr. Beard appeared for ...

... CENIRAL CRIMINAL COURI. I I~~~ _ OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) TRlIAL Or MR. GUERNSEY POR STEALING THE ONlIAN DESPATCHES. William Hidson Guersey, alias Wellington Guernsey, aged 39, described in the calendar as a gentleman, was in- dicted for stealing ten pieces of paper, value one penny, the property of our Sovereign Lady the Queen. In another count the property wes laid to belong to ...

... THE POLroC GO UTS. * MMANSION HOUSE. Lieutenant Rimgnon, whose name a few weeks &gO w88' prominently before the public n 'consequenoe of several applications which he wade before Mr. Alderman Salomons, at uildhall, for a summons against the dircotors of the t ' Atlantic Telegraph Company, whom he charged with de- 1 caivlg and robbing the public, appeared -to: answer the charge of having ...