... a THUiiSDAY, DECEMlBEgR 10.- if OEFOBE Ml. RSFFLE.S. d IMPUDENT ROnnY FROm A Snop.-Thomas Walker, . a man of anything but respectable appearance, was 3brought u aon thechargeof having stolen arollof cloth, 101 yads in lengtb, and worth £4 4H., from the shop of ; Messrs. Henderson Brothers, outfitters and drapere, e Whitechapel. It appeared that on the previous day the e rol of cloth was placed ...

... EXTENSIVE JEWEL ROBBERY' IN PARIS. A robbery of diamonds, to the amount of be- tween 8,000,000. and 9,000,0 01., has just been coimmitted at the Duke of Brunswick's residence in the Rue de Beaujon, by a servant, About four months back the duke took into his service as second valet a man named Schaw, speaking.soveral languages perfectly, but supposed to be of English origin, who succeeded in ...

... EFORE MR P. F. CURRY. On the body of Peter M'Intyre, boatswain of the steamship Meander, who resided, when on shore, at No. 23, Lyons-street. On Thursday morning last he left home for the purpose of going on board the vessel in the Nelson Dock. He was subsequently missed, and the dock was dragged an Monday morning, when his body was taken from the water. Verdict, Found drowned, there being ...

... I Early on Tuesday morning last, while some men were proceeding to their work along the parish road caled Biggarford-road, near NowarthiU, in the Middle Ward of the county of Lanark, they found the dead body of a female lying, and from the marks of violence which the body presented, a strong suspicion is entertained that the woman had been foully murdered. The name of deceased was Nancy ...

... BIRKENREAD POLICE COURT. Ler in, MONDAY, D1ECIIMBPR f1. to BEFOur M1ESSRS. YOUMoMSBAND ANn u3. Co. IVESCUING I'ASPANRIL-A *5ouugmannaed Tlioan he Burke was ohatged with assaulting the police and rd rescuing a Prisoner from custody on Sunday afternoon. ,a It seemed that at two o'clock Police-officer 43 was pro- as ceeding through Catthcart-street with a prisoner, whoe ,t the prisoner came up, ...

... I J BEFORM J. K. BLAIR, ESQ., JUDU COLLISION ON THE RIVEIR.. CLARE AND TomLiNSoN v. BARK AND IIS.-The plaintifib In this aetion were the owners of the fat Allan and Sorah, trading between Runcorn and other partt of Cheshire and Liverool, and the defendants were the owners of No. 9 p9lotboat. The action Was brougtI to recover MO dsunages. sustained by the valfti , consequence of the ...

... | BORO UGH SESSIONS. A court of sessions for this borough was opened yesterday, in the Crown Court, St. George's Hall, before the recorder, J. B. Aspinall, Esq., Q.O. The calendar contained the names of 61 prisoners for trial, of which 46 were for felony, and 15 for misdemeanour. Of these it was recorded that two were well educated, 14 could read only, 18 could neither read nor write, and 24 ...

... A DAUGHTER CRARGED WITH I POISONING HER MOTHER. At the Chester assizes, yesterday, before Mr. Justice Wiles, Alice Hewitt, atias Holt (aged 27), was indicted for the wilful murder of her mother, Mary Bailer, a woman 51 years of age, at Stockport, in March last. Mr. Macintyre and Mr. Horatio Lloyd were counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. Swettenhani, with whom was Mr. Hilton, de- fended the ...

... TUESDAY, DECIMBER S. BEFORE ML. RAFFLES. CHOARGE oF ASSAULTING AND ROBBING A COsFFHH HoHUSKE EF IL-A talil ?? man iamed Francis Enright, a foreign seaman, was charged with being concerned in assautfng Frederick Willifm Hoff- man, the keeper of a coffee house in Great Charlotte- street, and robbing him of a gold chain or guard. Mr. Cobb was for the prosecution, and Mr. Black for the I defence. ...

... !VE WILSON-EX PARTE JONES. --This was an appeal made in the Court of Chancery, before the Lord ohancollor, yesterday, by the creditors assignees of Messrs. Wilson and Slater, bank rupts, to set aside an order of Mr. Commissioner Perry, of the District Coart of Bankruptcy, Liverpool, made on the i7th of November last. It appeared that Messrs. Wilson and Slater, shipowners, of Liverpool. and ...

... MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON AI I ~POLICEMAN. An assault, which is likely to be attended with serious results, was committed upon a policeman yesterday morning ii Milstreet. It appears that about a quarter -Past one o'clock Police-officer X M'Cabe (No. 623) was on duty in ~Mill-street, when a man named Daniel Mackay, who was accompanied by a person supposed to be his bro- ther, accosted a woman with a ...

... THt CONDEMNED MURDERER IN KIRKDALE GAOL. Soon after the trial of the wretched man Luke Charles for the murder of his wife, a rumour waF parevalent that he had made a full confession of the irine for which he hbs been condemned to dio. It was aoh stated in the columns of a contemporary that the remarkable fortitude which the culprit displayed thronghout his trial entirely forsook him on ...