... THE CASE OF MAlDDA ME IZACITEL. Cousre us' QIss-ar's BisyNcl-Sitl~ilgs inl Bansco, ?? tie Lord Chief JusticeB and ?? n LttyeS.-Thle ?? v. Lcverson.-i'ieO Lord Chlief Joe- i tice, in deliverering~ J udgesruf on Tuesday lest, said hi alelss'- case a -wit of error ?? bren browsulit by tqdfnsitt set aside her- 6onvictiols sind 5ssigiiels. Error was as- a signed on thc'eehdiffereilt gromedls. ...

... ] - I .1 I _- ,_ ., I B _ I .. , al _ _. I __A_ * Ou Monday Mr. C. J. Carztar, the coroner for Kent, held au inquiry at tho R)ytl Oak Tavern, New-road, Woolwich, reapeotig the alleged murder of Mary Golden, aged one year and nine months. The case has created great excitement in the tjwn, in consequence of its being stated that while the deceased child was dying from the effects of violence ...

... TH1J POLICE A1ND TIlI CLSTAtf =COl SUICIDE ill a CELL a, BOW.STRELT. Wednesday al ?? wls beoid ii ?? Union on the hlody of Iilen Cox, es^3d 3i, who having been refu~ed a night's lodgong for herself and chilik ( z f)y eight 5etrs of agW) was utiiratfely locked up in a iell at Biv-strtet Folics-Station, whero she coranttetI luicide. 1-idenoe vas givon that the ?? ail a very sober W-Ul, 'who had ...

... THE REPORTED1) APPREHEN81ON 0.1 A M1 URDERERI. M\onlday night's papers wiolisoiecd thatit II Psit s Li ol lied [c given tipl is) the hispeto ?? I icc-station, :is thle mnurderer of a wumian naianed l1ack- soi a oh el in Ccoerpte-st~reet, Blotomisbuiry, about six years ago. t Cn ieifitry, we foutnd that Cthe statemenit, was ?? oin tile f' tact af tohl f-wit-tod fellsow ipresviti ag himn- sell f ...

... TIM LDY SWflNDIER At ii IlMO IhIrIouli-Atreet PoliOeCl-clr on Mfrndey Geraitdil jlnIittc, drhFcriho( Ie i a lboy, oF thr' Vhi:, Srr ff}ni OlliirI' ?? hav.inr the Oli555a ?? D!t rmf, Tl ipa, (ltoo lr Mr. .S im rert tho lIa- Drsf lIernijoq, ?? rho tiol vith otisining on Orerald and diamnd r'it d 117 * rtr other *.rticl.s of jevwlleryl, Of th. v; ilt olf Lit I hy m ...

... ALA ARMING FIRES AND NARROW ESCAPES. On Tuesday morning about five o'clock a fire, nearly attended with fatal consequences, happened in the premises belonging to Mr. B Skinner, wholesale grocer, and-tea dealer, carrying on business in Latimer House, Latimer-road, Notting-hill. The discovery was made by a police-constable, who in passing the building noticed a lurid glare of flames in the front ...

... i SUICIDE OP A LEEDS POLICEMAANq.- I ALLEGED M&NSLAUGHTEB OF HIS WlP E. . l , . C , lb&u- qnr cutf1lok bonoday mongatUIpOwer- His eon-a youth fifteen years of agsenxle= i going down stairs, and on receiving an evasive answer as to the cause of a dropping which he heard, he fol- lowed him to the room below, when he was horrified to find him eat astride a chair with his head over a pail, into ...

... CRIM. CO,., ELOPMMEINT, AND L n LL L DE1SERTION. At Southwark Police-court, on Tuesday, John Cle- ments, a scene-fitter employed at the Theatre Royal, Newoastle-on-Tyne, was brought up on a warrant, charged with neglecting to support his wife and four children, leaving them ohargeable to the parish of St. Gaorge-the-Martyr, Southvwars. William Fessum, 69 M, one of the offioers attached to the ...

... .. EXTRAtTlRDINTARY CONFESSION OF MURDER A1T 'NOIWIVIr. (wir'ir IoroI .kt 1t AND 01T1KMILW, LYI1 Will inl 0Shiesrtrd, tile inniti chiarged with the esusslor01 of his ?? t-, Mahti solo Sliewerd, onl the 13thi of Junel, p353!, snd. srlii voiiltiiarily surrencder-ed limsusseb to justice Onl Fridilly, 11. I, Isis), Wits brosughts up for ?? isis at the ?? libsi f ,Siseward arrived in Norwvich by ...

... AiT I L F U L TPI U i X E R A T | C'IA.'I.!FF. Wvithlil flip LI. C liw .Lly' thle a'erlyo NHcxill ,:ilr Conl boded tci It It. 'i jim I ?? i' II., ?? 1d~, 1 'I '10 loIN' sCl'rinll T ?? ?? Ii It I tIlt' ,: irl lii !i'~ ~I- t o1it] 'itl I'l I t 11 i. il lo 'II I[~ Ill itlli'1 i i m ?? %,l:Hll 1' ?? 'Wi ill) 'li lte' C t L i i' ?? il ;I t 13u j rI 'lil on ~ ?? lli nt 'it viielit Ill ?? fy l I ' ...

... RIQGWAr ROBBERY WITH VIOLEDCu. IA the C lerkenw ell Polic-court on Tuesday, T ames Peters, aged thirty-nine, of Draper's-place, Euston-road, a drover, b adge No. 341, Jane Taylor, aged twenty- ofight, and 13,1en Nash, aged seventeen both desribing themselves as prostitutes, residing at 87, Cottinhame- road, Holloway, were charged before Mr. ] llison with assaulting Mr. Alfred Sadd in the ...

... JM DDITFISFV sESION?' Tiiy arl~rr R )111I cir ' lITO' 'I W 'IV 1 ld Oln the 71 hII Ir l, 1U . illlilt ld!, NVostillinge3r, for tli pliplaso U t lioarniir; -i i 1iii ' tIll1 i s tip; silli. booll in, th( i tsiq- nn jdr,-il 'oil talo ?? ng(3(r.tS f ?? vtre- 'p1r J. 11 Iiing, 11. i iror1, d ?? togalirlb Mr1 rtie u ?? M l Ii. ?? 1(10' Ott, Sd *. VI. 1E2 Iwarde, MI Vl Et ,Iy, ,I. hi Pi r'o) itTr. ...