... Duringthe last eight yearsA Miss Robinson basbeen repeatedly charged. at Westminster police-court. She has long been impressed with a notion that she has been defrauded of property to a large amount, as she lays claim to the ownership of many maslsions in Belgrave, Chester,.and Eaton-squ5aTV, and, in fur. therahee of her alleged rights bhas repeatdly caused annoyance to the occupants of houses ...

... poIC\C INTELLIGENCE. BOW-STREET. - - XBOEBBLRY O' A POST PIluAR-BOXc'tE 5d= Wit- Knsot, who dqciioed to give his address, was charged with having in his possession a letter whic fadheen vtolen from the pillar-'box in Quess's-vad,Peekhaa. -It appeared that, O, Satrrday,,jin cons6qmnce of. a recent loss of letters posted at Peckham, Mir. Gard- ne-,one of the ?? clerks in the pot-office, made sip ...

... FoBERY ON THE BANK OF ENGLAND. y . G r s1.o As urnem. Georgc Bancher, 'a)i mieiinned h tuesday adinsiziag. Before tie tria comecea iche of models gauld a dan of the building fcracn har the pe was stlen were placed oi tle t[dlc in ?? of te coune o r Sir FitIry Thcve rohes fortthe prosedchltio were c ?? Qbe, oful Mr Bot-ill, Q.C. (epaecially tc- * i. (ito ard, and Mr. r Malofthewa; Screant es I ...

... ir. W~aithew, the deputy coroner, held an inquiry on Wednesday evening at the Black Horse tavern, Poplar, respecting the death of Edward Fenterman, aged forty-five, who was aleged to have committed suicide, after attempting to murder his wife and another man. Mrs. Anne Fenterman, 2, Park-buildings, Poplar, said that she was the widow of the deceased. On the evening of the previous Saturday ...

... MARLBOROUGH-ISTREET. ANs UNWELCOME VISITOR TO AN AUCTON ROOMS. -William Hack, a porter, was charged before Mr. Knox, with creating a disturbance at Messrs. Oxen- ham'sauction rooms, 353, Oxford-street.-Mr. Hugh Oxenham said that on the previous afternoonthe prisoner came into the auction-room while a sale was on, and made a great disturbance by using the most frightful language. He ordered the ...

... BOW-STREET. DAlIN.Xo HIGHWAY ROBBEoIY IN HOLumpN. - A GAscoTTE GABoTTflD. -Thomas Reilly was charged with being concerned with others in a highway-rob- bery with vielenee.-Mr. Henry Smith, of Warwick- terrace, Belgrave-road, solicitor, stated that at about. half-past five o'clock, on Monday evening, he was sassing long Holborn, when he was attacked near W:eston's music-hall by'several men, of ...

... LA W ,&POLCSTRA 'jURT? QF AvTUPBY. i .DmTBTEsse>G OA5E.-Mr. Barrow a~phled fore the, assistance of thbhcoirt c nderpeci car irmta 5. He liad prepared apetitionfora clent, shbwssli a sad state of c om~ipiion, aS the only means to re-d lieve him from an arrest. Hle had been arr~ested, sand the offie was 'in 'his house, s, ii the state of the debtor, he coud not be removed to ion. He wished to ...

... ATTIEMiPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE. A painful degree of excitement prevai edt on, Wed-. nesday, in the immediate ncighbourhood ofF.Itt- sha-cet, Old Kent-road, in consequence of a frightfuil 6ccnrrence, which there- seems little dotsb wili terminate i'atally, so far as tfieperpetratntof tie out- rage, is esnoernW. 'it appears thlat. n. irnan uanae4 Goodwin, who resides in the- flower-roa, Ih9gtoun ...

... .1 I I INI.? - I -V? ?? .- :bnge 4f W.? mst horible an violt t. weiich Itba, eveallen o C#WM 00ifl ,.tead s oiv-6iday night: 0ibarb' oeSatY moaruing,) lastweek, at a siiu olliery^aituatin gih, n Wg4g, and notlnore than ainl a 'iiie' andl halfrom the bou1ndatyP f thd botoil. The particulars of the affair, so far as we have been able to ascertain them, are as follows:- '-Thle ic'neiof ...

... CHARGE OF ATTE1PTP MAUDERD On Monday, at Clerkenwell police-cortf, Midws Bowler, a bricklayer's labourer, residing at Adelaide- square, South-street, Lower-road, was charged with attempting to murder Mary Anne Connor, a single womao, living atFrog-lane, Lower-road, Islington.- Mr. Thomas Wakeling appeared for the- defendant. 'The complainant, who appeared in the witnesw-beo with her head ...

... ?? IJDLE'X fi'ty-six;' lourei, w*s indicted! f&ri uilfWf~llY hi- skulstinigand ?? Clark 'a1 policeloffieer, in tje' ereeution o laih 'fdii fdark lef T, said oa:. theilc ' it 'f Ded'eme1l3. af -Italtia-st twelve ' o'cloc~k~he'wu on cahtyi - i ttle| trjidmatreet, aide saw' the defeindant thereo He'w1agdhk ard making ;t pilsrha~c&' H Ee ptrsiladeidun togolnhomie, uei1n %isl ihn i vi~iefdced, ...

... SATURDAYSi POLICE. GAUILDHLA - CnsacGa-eDaeid Bj'ovn, deseribed as a, printer and lithographer, of Manchester, wet chbtarged before Alderman Humphrey, with ?? a boy to rob his master of a smafl quantity of gold dust, under the following peculiar creamstanCs& Mr. Swan appeared for the ?? Hunt, an intelligent little boy, said . he went on an errand to Wells-streat for his employer, Mr. Hearne, ...