... :-MeSSrs. John Tate (Chair- man), Win. Davidson, James Quaile, WVilliam La- celles, Gray Quaee, Charles Moore, James M'Mlechan, David M'Cutcheon, Edward M'Lester, FVim. Jennings, Robt. Martin, Henry Montgomery, Samuel Quaile, Wm. M'Creedy, John Lowry, Patk ...

... THE DISAPPEARANCEJ OF A WINDSOR IMAGISTRATE. In last week's POIaUn NEWS we announced the mys. terious disappearance of Mr. John Bedborough, the well-known providoreof Windsor Palace, and a magis. trate of the borough. The mystery has since received ...

... Field, Mur. Gloster (deceased 5 private secre ar) t .Edwin Field, QO.;. chief mourners, or. John alt, MisssRo l'.rs. W. Ness, M*rs. BBolt, Meeter John Bo'lt Mfr. John (J~orel I' QIJ, Colonel King'cotel MP.P, Mr. Waley, blaster James Belt' i Capt. Ness, Mr ...

... public. house. Some words took place, and Smith received a small cut in one of his arms. Found guilty, and sentenced to 21 daysa irnprisonment. MBOFRaY AT Srozs-oN-TnRscr.-John Harker (83), porter, and Frederick PickeriDg (42), tallow chandler, both on ball ...

... brought o up inustody of Police-Constable. 147 B. c harged P by a Corporation watchman named Grattan with the following singular assault. From the evidence of Grattan it appeared that he was on watch at some Corporation works which are at present going on ...

... P.; and John Hancock, Esq., J.P. There were about seventy cases entered for hearing. ASSA ULTS. Robert Creany and Williarn Jodm Msagee, Roman Catholics, and both well-known Pound celebri- ties, were prosecuted at the suit of Constable John (orry, for ...

... held on the 21st Sept. .-John Burrell, Forester's Arms, Cleveland-street; Sami. Littlewood, Fox Inn, Woodhouse Carr; John Mile- stone, Ship Inn, Briggate; Thomas Thorpe, Marquis of Crauby, Lady-lane; Squire Sugden, Cardigan Arms, iKirkstall ...

... Mr. W1ALTER BOvD, LL. D., applied for liberty to 1 appear and defend. The application was grounded on the affidavit of Mr. John Grierson, the defen- dant, in which he deposed that he never accepted the bill sued on, had never authorized any person to ...

... as a petty jury:- -James Tate (foreman), John Dillon, Archibald s Leinster, John Dames, Thomas 'Wilson, Francis 3 Laverty, Francis M'Dornell, Alex. Hoy, Robt. G. v Leathem, W. J. Kinney, Robert Taylor, and John Adams. IThe prisoner was found guilty on ...

... jnweiding, for the purpose of hearing d,4uh-cations for music and dancfing licenses. The apliatos df Mr. A. Trotman, Bedford Arms Tave, Camden-town ; i:r.. G. R. Speedy, M~tropolitan Music- hail; Mr. C. Comfort,' the Agricultural jiall, Isl1lgton; and Mr ...

... Robert Long, Chas Crawcour, Thomas Brunker, George Bullock, John French, Robirt Grattan, James Hynes, George Thorpe, Wm Kenny. George Mitcnell, James M'Donnell, Thomas Miller, Thomas Ord, John H Powell, Alexander W Ferguson, Christopher Ryder, Jas Robinson ...

... James Smith, Robert Kennedy, James Armstrong, Wmn M'Connell, James M13gill, Hlugh Kelly, John Cos- grave, John Sullivan. James Telford, Thos. RBeid, and John Ml'Grattan. Josiah M''luro deposed to the facts of the case. Sub-Constable Dougan proved having found ...