... Charles Chapman, who was killed by Thomas Barnes, in linkle-straet, on Sunday afternoon.- Mr Eaton was present on behalf of Thomas Barnes. The following persons constituted the jury:- Messrs D. Love, Wm. Simpson, Thomas Champney (foreman), John Baker, Edwin ...

... LAW AND CRIME. The Rev. Thomas Davies was watching two young street musicians in Chester the other day, when his pocket was picked of 25. A fishmonger, named Thompson, who had neg- lected his business through intemperate habits, and had been compelled ...

... should be again absent that night; about midnight Hardy returned and found his room door locked, contrary to habit. He knocked violently, when, after keeping him waiting a short time, the wife admitted him. Hardy immediately discovered a stranger under the ...

... HC Gleadow, Faq, H- C'grio, aJ E Leng, Esq, J R Mayfield, Es, JAq, n Brown, jun, Esq, T Coulson, Esq, T 3 Foster, Esq l G Hardy, Esq, M W Moron, Esq, T Strattn, Faq aC Hutchinson, Esq, W Me11reer ?? a Esq, R Blyth, Esq, W Tall, Esqd J Hing- ?rose, Esq ...

... CO Be0llsmY. Esq, Robert Lumley Cook. Esq. Rober; hai Yoster. Esq, Richard Lee Furley, Esq, Richard Glover Pe Tsisq. George Hardy, Esq. Cltrriee Heaven, Eeq, He r TI P ?? ~Vit. udson, Eoq, H1enr El *MaterauEs. EF ileste, EqJames Oldham' 2Eaq, illia (Jeoge ...

... about half-a-dozen charges against the prisoner. She had obtained asrticks from hiessi. Clarke and Whittaker, Hagen, and Hardy, to mal]e up, which she had pawned, and also a shawl which she had obtained in Blanket-row. Remanded till Thursday, MISCELLANEOUS ...

... to get a glass of ale, given to him by a gentleman who had hired his cab. He was fined 5s and costs. DrSOBDERLY CowDucr.-Thomas Anningtoa, a youth, waa charged by P.C. 47. with fighting in Low- gate this morning, so as to cause an obstruction oa the ...

... the books at Chrii2' Church, Oxford --Mr Thomas Weld.Bluflddl and Mr Henry J. Stourton (gentlemen comsmoner), iiO1 Mr Henry G. Shee, son of the judge, and )dr Christopher Talbot Redington, son of the late Si Thomas N. Redington (commoners). A PROOF OF GOOD ...

... sprang on his feet and caught prisoner, but the others escaped. -Fliued G6s and costs. DRaU ?? Overton, Charles Andrews, Thomas Frazier, Harry Adiard, and George Gardener, five men, were each charged with being drunk and disorderly, and fined 1s and ...

... to prove the- Mr. Beeton received a cheque for Mrs. Gray, not in his official capacity, but as agente' for Mrs. Gray. Mr. Thomas Hailer, treasurer to the society, was called. He sacdthat the defendant acted simplyasthe society's secretary whis Honour ...

... days. t A YOUNG MAN VINDICATING HIS MOTHER'S h CHABAOTERs.-A yenng man named John Brown was ai summoned for assaulting George Hardy. It appeared it that the complainant had, been Speaking to the defen. it dant's mother, and calling in question the morality ...

... been offered for such information as may lead to the convittion of the of:estedr. ALLEOu 11UtrnEg..RD-A Mati. namea IAlfred Thomas Jackson has been committed c or trial On trie charge of wilful murder. On Wednesday night a youth, a fellow. workmen with ...