... CHARGE OF ASSAULT AGAINST THEE I UARQUIS OF QUEENSBERRY., The Marquis of Queonsberrjy, of 8, Chesbam- street, Belgrave-square, was yesterday charged at Bow- street, before Mr.anughau, with assaulting Tom Toby, a detective, of the Charing-crons Hotel. Mr. Abramsn appeared for his lordship, who was per- mittid to stand in the box allotted to parsons summoned at the court, instead of in the dook. ...

... .. ' ' f I'V NTELLIGEN CE., -X's)TTCE2S.-Totls, DATA. CO)UR1T OiP (IA NCuIiY, LtNCOLl'3-I. . The Lo I uitir eveil I *it at tbe rrivya lercil.. 1OLTS oUILTr, CI.NXCEiRY-LAtNE. ?? M.aitur i ;.tolU s %wi ll hit ILL the Privy CeOune. In Chara- bleu's at 3A, List A: Biryan v. Cowdlal-Maiu-i ,v Edwards- Norher~esm TaComnpany-May V. Potter-Gaill v. Gill- ?? v. ]iaine-Neortson V' Satlulon8-t WV man ...

... Considerable interest was manifested yester afternoon, at the Bow-street Police.coort bythee B tion that some disclosures would be nucde in the Y ts the proceedings against Mr. Onslow, Mp ?? Of Whalley, M.P., for the ?? sorue do ?? Mr tobethe property of Mr. Anidjah, a cigar mcehenteisi the Strand. a ec~ Shottly before three o'clock Mr. Flowers dircdeq summons to be called on, and Mr. G. Lewis ...

... -. Edward M'Carthy, a costermonger, of 9, Mield- lane, Holborn, was yesterday charged on remand, at the Colerkenwell Police-court, with violently assaulting Police- constables Morgan, 129 G, and Powell 107 G, whilst in the execution of their-duty, at Charles-street, Hatton-garden. From the evidence of Police-constable Morgan, 129 G, who bad one of his arms-in a sling, itappearedthat he was ...

... THE POLZS COURTB. e W _GUJ HALL. I .Dr. Bejamin Szwte, of No 71 Gasford-tmret, N.W., was summoned before Alderman~ (~et by Xohn. ThomAJ r acab driver, for 6d., his legalfn are. yol lcrs The compltinnt stated t he took ihe def'nduntiP in othwetreet and took hm to Moo.-Raterlre4 I Reilway Station. He tendered him 6d. as his fare6A _ complainant demanded s, which he did notpay; heoc Dr. Swete ...

... TrE POLIaR COURB BOW-STRERT. .Pred~riok Showe, publisher, was again summoned befas Sir Thomas Henry charged with publishing fire nuaabin of a publication. entitled the Daj,'a: Doipys, alleged to be Indecilt. I I Mr. Begley, instructed by Mr. C. H. Collette, soliciew to the Societyfor the S ?? d; sad Mr. Laxton, barrister, efended. It will be remembered that the defendant was summonlh ajre for ...

... THE OHARGE AGAINST A BANKER. I Yesterday, at the Tustice-room of the Mfacsaon- a oes Mr. Robert Bowles, 43 years of! age, an American kcir, and a member of the firm of Messrs. Bowles ?? and CO,, of tts Strand, whose disastrous failure was recently announced, wans cherfed before the Lord B M&ayor upon remand with the following offence-namelly, tuna that be, be tween -the let of January and the ...

... THE POLICE COUBTS. GITILDHALL Thomas Parsons, a labourer, in the employ of Messrs. Wbitleread, the brewers, wee charged on remand before Alderman WVstbaen with attempting to murder his wife by cutting her throat. Richard Jones, i7r, said thatabout half-past two o'clock Dn the afternoon of Saturday, ith inst., he apprehended the prisoner at *Vhitbread'e Brewery on the above charge. At the ...

... THE TICHBORNZ TRI. ?? -- Iy NDMETY-ETMI) DAY. I& The trial w resumed yesterday morning, CM ra te Sessions House' Westminstai, at tea o'clock. - Mr S erjeat BaHA!tne, Mr. GiMfs, QG.C, Ia. Pollard, and Mr. Jeune were for the plaintiff; 4W At. -tomey-General Mr. Hawkins, QO., Iir Ge ma,, Bert., M. }Chapman Barber, and Mr. 0. Bow - we for the defendanta; and Mr. Me ws n. Id Mr. Purcell for the ...

... LA W WMTLL~O a. J U 4.,f >fl c'v isW .' , ' ' ,, ?? , ,o! IUDIOAL CM]MIITRE Ue n.'JTlW A5J.1 r 10. &AA.- ht=`PeTho-B~ psoftodo i ?? ?? 'ru L-Boa C ?? Gib>o 0ul> nimn, pas heaird-Bewaun. Earlew-ardY,,!atrtb 1 ' v.&uutidentua. The, Lord ,hahrllor, ,wil ae sib *~e t -AT. 10 Pa.- nuicmn Lons Jure&Apoetl5 . V o et part ?? Y. h' , - 3' ?? 'ECOtIT, OCEY-LA1 t E A, : O ?? i . an B Pal r Bro Ral)E, ...

... COUNTY POLICE COURT, Friday. [Bforer Lieut.-Col. MossxY, W. T. Cox, Esq., and L. E. MANN, E9.1 William Dolman, labourer, Brendsall, was summoned for riding without reins, at Breadsall, on the 17th inst. Case dismissed.-Henry Greensmith, labourer, Little Eaton, charged with a similar offence, on the 3rd inst., was fined 5s. and costs.-John Hudson was summoned for riding without reins, at ...

... DERBY BOROUHS )OI4 ~WRDNx5AX [Before the MAyno, H. DARBY, Es Edwin Hallett was brought u with assaulting Elizabeth Hallett; ?? complainant stated that band in Bloom-street, and on Satui turning from the market about .trsih was met by her husband, who assaulted her Vioew. ing her eyes black, cutting her lips, and knocking some 9oI her teeth out She had called at two public-houses on way from ...