... COMMITTAL OF TEE PRISONBRS, YESTE RDAY. In our impression of MIonday we recorded the fact that two men-one Leon Millard, a foreigner, residing at 2 ...

... MIIURDER OF A POLICE-CONSTABLE AT I ACTON. At the Hammaersmith Police Court, on Tuesday, two r ough-looking men, who gave the names of Joaepjh Brooks, aged twenty-five years, and Isaac Brooks, aged tw ...

... CARD P'LAY1NG IN PUBLIC HOUSES, IMPORTANT DECISION. At the Public Office yesterday, before S. Buckley and WY W. Richards, Esqrs., the charge against Edwin Stokes, landlord of the Travellers' Rest, Por ...

... | THE EXTRAORD)INARY C'ASE AGAINST I I A CLERGYMtAN. REMARKABLE SCENE IN COURT. The most important witness examined for the defence, on Saturday morning, was the Rev. Ur. Watson's house- keeper, Esncb ...

... r* 0 (From ousi Corrcspon endnt.) D The Gcneral Quarter Sessions for the East Riding a of Yorkshire, were concluded at the Vourt-honse, Beverloy, r yesterday (Wednesday). Amongst the Magistrates who ovre present at these sessions, were the following :-Lord - NVenlock, of Escrick Park; Lord Muncaster, the Eon. t Admiral Duncombe, M.P., Kilawiek Percy; Sir Francis D. a t legard, Bart., Ganton, ...

... | THE CORONER'S INQUIRY INTO THE EDMUNDS I MAIN COLLIERY EXPLOSION. * Mr. E. Parker, a member of the Coroner's Jury that in- vestigated the late disastrous colliery explosion in Wore- borough Dale, censures, in a letter he has addressed to the Timhes, the manner in which the inquest was conducted He says :- Evidence was multiplied on every subject connected with the explosion, except the ...

... NORTHIJMBERLNSD QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions commenced on Wednesday, in the Moot Hall-C. W. Onom, Esq. (chairman); presiding There was a numerous attendance of magistrates. THE COUNTY PRISONS. From the report of the Visiting Justices it appear- ed that, at the date of the report. there were in lor- pethi Gaol 79 prisoners; 33 being in the Gaol, and 46 in the House of Correction. In Alnwick ...

... PIOLICE INTELLIGENCt. COUNCIL-HOUSE, Saturday, Januaory 2 Magistrates present: The Mayor and Messrs. W. Naish, and W. 0. Bigg. Reuben Curnock, charged on a warrant with assaulting John, Wookey, was fined lOs. and costs, or fourteen days' imprisonment. William Smsllcomb and Thomas Young were charged with stealing a small beer cask, value 2s. 6d., from the brew- house of Mr. J. Pring, of the ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENEO. *COUNCIL-HOUSE, Satssvday, Dw-b-es 27.. ' said Mfagistrates presenlt: Messrs. J. Fisher and W. ~D. Wills,. into William Locke, a boy, charged with stealing a coat from bhr 1he houqe~ of Edward Williams, was seatened to faiurteen c lays', hard labour.. chieat MONDAY. you I Present: Messrs. M. Castle and R. Phippen.M Charles Fowler, oharged with violently assaulting. Martha ...

... BUEGH COURT OF EDINBURGE. DfTT DECISION AFFECTO5CG VOLUNMEPM. At this Court ?? Johnston and Bresell, End W. NMackenzie, Esq., W.S., presiding hi -.petitionw Vas presented ?? in DavidsOf in command of the corps of the Edin- si( burgh Rifle Volunteers, and signed by Charles Scott for, and as especially authorised by. him, w nrying the Court to direct Andrew Collins, press- f man, residing in ...

... CENTRAL ORIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Beforo the Recorder.) F John Jones, 18, was charged with stealing a silk scarf and d other articles, the property of Messrs. Morley and Green, d his employers. 1 Mr. Kemp prosecuted. I The prosecutors in this case are warehousemen in Wood- lb street, Cheapside, and the prisoner was in their service as a b porter, and it appeared that he availed himself of ...

... U Pb3 luttilifente. N'OTICES-THIS DAY. COR6F CHANCERY, LINXCOLK'S.INN1'( AT 1O).-BEFORE 'THE LORD ?? ja amel Morgan1 V. mrodhoulst-1t0 the Ski! -'ielI11 IttwlirAn cieit rdr o lecoolt ('~eOT~iOSoiet. Appeals. Baker v. Mletropolitan Railway (o~plp&O1 Iart heclC~ .t-ct Pat ?? V.-1(1 Tuelathi Patno etn BEFORE THE LORDS JSTI EN0ills -Ito ?? Greroy 'APi. 33.rctio'caca. Appeal : W ...