... On Monday, the following cases were disposed of at .tbe Court-house, Uarylebone-lanec- .. Murray, greengrocer, 15, Bell-street, Ilsson-grove, l false weights (first offence), fined lOs-. Carter, tripe beUer, 25, Homer-street, 6unjust weights (second offence), V. Lavoir, inaajne store dealer, 27, Carburton-street, unjust machine (fined, Nov. 3, 1865), lOs. ! On Tuesday the following oases came ...

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... ' -EXBv~lN ATION OF THE rRISONFIRS MOt THE CLMRENIWZLL OUTRAGE- *The further examination of the prisoners charged with murder and treason-felony, and supposed to be implicated in the outrage committed at Clerkenwell orison, was held before Sir Thomas Henry, at the Glow street police-court, on Monday. The first prisoners placed at the bar were William Desmond, !Fimothlu DegmoncZ, Nicholas ...

... UV3S FROM THE JOURNAL OFOUR LIFE IN THE HIGHLANDS. These leaves from the Queen's Journal will be read Waith intense interest by all classes of her Majesty's ,ubjeots. Their greatcharm consists inthis: that they 'aesoribe a simple home life, passed by the greatest lady in the land, in a nation the pride of which is that the home intiuences are deep rooted. There is in this revelation of the ...

... TEBRIFIOTHUNDEB2w.? =MW1~O~ AWODENTS AND LOSS Ol? ?? OteFriay abutnoon, a violent thunderstom aceouuiened brviid and ?? flhes of ligt-i flastih es it dif at. lesat a cople ofe heus avised' cflonsideoub daneto Al roinervasto the nsorningh.h~ hin otedaultrh Ah fittvrll rfor41e ,thuelve 'elo t de sik hchnhd som tetme pevousl frejbeen ovrs. drost, bcaging b alot sdeiy 'unusual siz, ted storm ...

... Yesterday afternoon it was reported at St. Bartho. lomew's hospital, that Thomas Chatterton, aged thirty-four, who was shot in the neck by a supposed unatic in Clerkenwell was progressing favourably. The bullet bas not been extracted from his neck, and he, therefore, is not yet out of danger. Yesterday, William Collingham, agqjtwent-nbine, was looking out of a window at his hoiuse, 3, G oces. ...

... THE METROPOUTAN ELECTIONS. The nominations for the metropolitan district, viz., e~ts of London, Westminster, Finsbury, Greenwich, t Marylebone, Lambeth, Southwark, Chelsea, Hackney, I Tower Hamlets, will take place on Monday, and the x polling on the following day. I CiTy or LONDONae-There is, we. rejoice to learn, i Dreryconfilence of the obnoxious minority scheme r being defeated in this ...

... THE GA1bDE!.-BY TImI GLBNY!4 SEUSONABL ? GARlDiNNGlWOGltTl WEI ENDING S. BJEAI BM 12. There was a ?? wben, to use the words of an old cor- reslofsilesnt, Dahlias ran m-d, anud we ilay say the samne h`ovrW fi)esi- Waa *ie (lo not complain of the. raisers for ?? as now extend the collections, but we protastsagairst their introduction at shows, unless i a separato class. At plants they are showy ...

... Bel.s Life pinsitsfaith onFORMOSA, anddis the struggle .l for places it is quite on the cards that Mercury or Cap-4- Pie may obtain a coveted situation. Thc Field says measured by public form the struggle should be confined to KING AILFrED and FORMOSA, the better of whom will be heralded the winner. ?? Gakotte. - Censor selects FORMOSA and VISCOUNT, as King Alfred is in such a dubious ...

... DISTURBANCE IN A CITY (atICH. I ?? _ ?? 7Af1 Yesterday, Xr. Charles Pembti'iec' Ijeagstoe, 01 jI, lIusssllvillas, Dalaton,'leather agent, appeared at the Mlansion-house poliee-codrt, to answer a sum- mons taken out against him by the Rev. John hlea- dows Rodwell, M.A., rector of Sb. Ethelburga, Bishopsgate, charging him with Y'iotous, violent, and indecent behaviour in that church on Sunday ...

... _THE EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFORNIA The New York papers. reeeived'puis week contain letters from San Franoisco, dated the 21st tdt., which we abridge as follows: -By far the most terrible earthquake that ever visited, this coast occurred this morning at-seveaiminutes before eight o'clock.. The shocks were. tremendous, and the vibrations were from;north-west' to south-east' and were prolonged. After ...

... From the, weekly return iof the registrar-general we learn that in the week that ended on Satur- day, December 5, 4,426 births and 3,617 deaths were registered in London and in thirteen other large towns in the United Kingdom. The annual rate of mortality was 29 per 1,000 persons living, The annual rate 'of mortality last week was 28 per l,O00 persoins in Lndon, 32 in Edinburgh, and, 2 in ...