... POSURSION or Boma— John Roberts. Maoriblog himself as en ivory turner, was chanted geresened with stealing three peke of boots from the r minw of Mr. Ertl', Brunswick-street, Botherhitbe. d to two months' ireprieonmeet. Diginatilacn AY a RAILWAY &ASTON ...

... man, in the head with a poker, under circumstances already reported, and was sentenced to two mon th s' hard labour, at Maidstone. Amain& wits Ram Ocsam—John Cousin, of Woodpeoker-row, New Cram, amend to • summons charging him with sermulting William ...

... at Addeyotrest, Deptford, was charged with stealing a pair of boots from outside the shop _of Mr. Balls (late Nash), London-street, Greenwich. The prisoner, who was stopped with the boots in his possession, was remanded for a week, it being suspected ...

... BUM(' DI. —.Alfred Hodge aged le, was brought up on remand, with steeling a pair of boots, the erty ci o l f ar g:! Aliso., • tradesman near the Canal-bddge, Old Kent.road. The primmer had no defence, and having been before convicted, wee committed for ...

... twice remaeded, was charged with stealth; • watch and guard, the property of Rdward Steer, • clerk, residing at Rolle•road, Old Kent-reed, whilst lea • hones of 111-fame at Moore-street, New Oremrood. The near wee Iterated this day fortnight the prisoner, ...

... Upper Lewishamroad, requiring a stretcher to be brought to convey her to the ntatloa. She wee sent to her old quarter, at Maidstone far seven days. Tee CERRO* or BURGLARY. John Howard and Daniel Cathy, young men, remanded on • charge of being conesened ...

... defendants found that the complateanta, who wore from Lancashire, had defended themselves well against them (the defendants) of Kent, who were soon hors de combest, and had well punished them The defendants Edward Ede and Wells would be re. quired to enter ...

... her down • flight of stairs, was to have been re-heard on Saturday, when a certificate was produced from the *treason at Maidstone Gaol stades that the mewed had given birth to twin children in gaol ; and neder those circurnetanc.., and the fact that the ...

... been instrumental in leading the other primers into crime. Mr. Plitt.• non sentenced M. ore to six menthe' hard labour at Maidstone and the other two prisoners to six weeks' bard labour, remarking that they had been guilty of barefaced robberies. - ASSAULT ...

... of Si, and Is. damage, or seven day.' imprisonment. A VIOLINT Lonowt —David Donohue, a labourer, of Stockwell-street, 01st Kent-road, was charged with being drank and daniegine a door to the extent of ss. The prosecutor, John Hyam, deposed to the prisoner ...

... Parliament foe the release of the unfortunate Sir Roger Tichborne, who was fully entitled to the benefit of the doubt, it being • golden rule of English law that it is better 100 guilty persons should escape, than that one inorment_person should be convicted ...

... Ilealey's employ, sad when he left Williams took his place compialnant stating that on the Fled of Noventbe;, whilst in the Kent Arms, defendant struck him without having received the least provocation. Collins deeded having committed the assault and said ...