... ITAN ?? OO- - 63TRANGES CASE OF SEDUCTI^ON In the Lord Mayor's Court, London, on Saturday, Mr. Godefroy, an operative chemist, brought an act ton to recover damages for the loss of his daughters serviced by reason of her having been sednoed by the defendant, Mr. Barnes, son of a plcture-dealer in St. Paul's Churchyard, and Prorietor of some supper- rooms in the vicinity of the Haymarket. In ...

... MURDER NEAR LAKE, ISLE OF I . IWIOIT. On Saturday night, the lat Instant, a murder was committed on the roadside, close by a labourer's cottage, at Apse Heath, whibh lies within two miles of the vlllegn of Lake, on the road to Sandown. The murderer, James Joseph Wadden, widower, aged bS, ia a farm labourer and an army pensloner, and his victim, William White, aged 27, was a hay- trusser. On ...

... If rRBltON SALVINeGB, 1BAR FK .HUD _OOCM&1¶'PAL-o0v TH y..,.,J9EEB RF Leoards, llsona FAaaht~tq for Stafgorotfe is B ,~ a to b e of the BirunweamrePoiiee COUte rne been rated, Sg °ccounttant ?? to exane tho bok~ hem 614lefie~ienyaounting to betiren £8,00aland, wah3dizeovered. ldr..Tidd 'ratttvea cormfi aantd , acconts,,thewholo-fraud was bio toUh. 'The ccrt an maager of te abmak ;tof thebajM k ...

... I COI NvCTION FOIR MURDEB, At the Oxford assizess, on Tnesday, John Ha11 labourer, aged 33, was eharged with the wllfalnmurdei of Stephen Moulder, gamekeeper to Lord Dtllon the 20th day of December last. I'i on On the night of the 191h December last, two game. keepers of Lord Dillon's, named Stephen Moulder and Thomas Curtis, were watching a ooppice known as Shear's Coppioe, part of Lord ...

... THURSDAY, MARCH 6. I)NFORE MR. RA7FLXS. THE TEA ROBBERY.-Andrew Flynn, Alfred Payne, William Balnmer, Jamos Thompson, Eliza Palmer, and Ann Cullen, the persons remanded on the charge of breaklg into a warehouse In Suffolk. street belonging to Mr. Richard Harbord, and steal. I a large quantity of tea belonging to Mr. Buttuer, apeping, andalso charged with being concerned in the eloy, were again ...

... I I MONDAY, MARCH 3. BEPORE MB, RAFFLES. SMrASHING A WINDOW.-A ?? Patrick Burke was charged with being drunk and disorderly at Mr. Taylor's spirit vault, at the corner of Hew-stree, Scotland-road, on Saturday night, and breaking a wfLidow, doing damage to the extent of £3. Not being able to pay this sum, he was sent to durance vile for a month. F OBBERY OF TEA FROM A BON DED WAREHOUSE. ...

... THE MURDER OF A, TA*X COLLEOTOR AT NEW- I :. OASTrLE - - I At theo NoWcaste Asizes on Thursd, befo Mr.JusticoWilles, Goergo Clark waschargedwith tho wilfla murder of Mr. Mark Frater, a tax ?? of that town. Mr. Davlson, in ststing the case to tho rv, said: On the morning of the 1st of Octobor, Mr. irawr got off the omnibus somewhere near the corner of Blackoltt-street, his ofdice being at the ...

... - -1 I NQUE--- COROMER'S INQUESTS. * -EcORE ASIR WYBRRGE, DEiPUTY-CORONER. On the' body of Elizabeth, daughter of Frances Joneswidow, residing in No.1 Court, Elleuborough. street. ~On Tuesday night the mother of the deceasd, who Was, five months old, took her to bed, gave her' the breast, and fell asleep with her at the breast. She. got up the following morning about eight o'clock, and covered ...

... I C', ?? COURT.- I MkFORE JTAJZE8 RENIMDY BLAIR, ISQ. WEDNESDAY, MACH, 5G. BABNRuPOrMs.- Mary Oates, oowkeeper, Pazlia ment-street. Mr. Sandys appeared for the estate. Discharge granted.-Wm. Thomsaaon, wheelwrIght, Norfolk street. Adjourned to 2nd April, not beldtx advertised. -John Hornby, grocer, Oopperas-hill. Mr. Etty appeared for the bankrupt; not opposed, Last ?? passed and order of ...

... I A correspondent of the Sheffidd Telegraph writes as fol. lows:- The Marquis of Westmeath, who will shortly Jigure in a divorco case In which a Sheffiold gentleman is a co-respondent is an old man of 77. He has been twice married his Art wifo boing a sister of the presont Marquis of Salisb~ury. She died irl 1868, and his lordship married in the same year a Mliss Travis, of whom the peerage ...

... SINGWLAR FORGEBM BY A - WOMAN. I . - - - At the Sheffieldj police court, OIW Wednesday, a wretcued-loo wOTUa. narne Serd Brab kes, th IrEertaoma Wiener at51 Wwio-k, Doorhef- ft, 1= 1 Eield, Wu Chan with to bil o rs to ?? of several hundrlU poendr The prose- cution v~ss jiditated by the Sheffeld Banktiag Clism any, and 4lw Zs-Ots of she cases as taken pcthoipfitly NOmaStatements Jba ptisonet ...

... At the ?? Criminal Court, yesterday, Patrick Donovan, 19 years of age, a seaman, was Indicted for the wilful murder of James Gardiner. The facts of this case have been given very recently, and the evidence was in a very narrow compass. It appeared that the irtoner was a sailor, and he had been lodging with the deceased, who kept a lodging house for sailors at the East-end of the town, and had ...