... ?? ?. R THEL CITY ROAD BURGLARY.-The coroner's inquest on the body of the unfortunate young man, Chalkley, has at least had the effect of clearing his memory from the stigma which had been cast upon it. The jury found that his death was the result of the accident in the Farringdon Road, spoken to by several witnesses, and that he was in no way connected with the burglary at Mr. Braham's. They ...

... - .flae POLlaV COUHT L ?? RK ,I_ ?? Wa eteaCGs*tofI a0t imprisn. T49, Vow ngo, nga, ,4 0vr ltyq- PA CO 'a aweeeap tbh eightoh a; l Deja thatbi, wife edp~e hrl onfionAn. Sale ?? ,It without a peuna, 4u~ ar'lidmx wielosbt hri X~4e -a baliclevd that, B~~ h iqo~ ftecsit.W~igg- t l1ea4v Por, -a -Polih 4awho It been several times at this court fqK. 4~Cpeoq% ispil.tlitswas charaed on re- hat ahe au ...

... 7, !; ' -TS *1O IC ,UW -. ~~GUILDHATT. John .cUarsden, a&butoher and cattle dealer, carrying ou' business at Ashford, Derbyshire,, WaE summoned by the Commisaioners of Sewers, before Alderman Owdeni, for sendiug four quarters of beef to' market for sale aE humau food, the same being diseased and unfit for the food of mau.-Mr. Bayli3, the solicitor: for the Coomis- Eioners of Sewers, proseouted ...

... THE ALLEGED MURDER IN THE [ COMMEROIAL-1OAD. At the Thames Police-court yesterday, William Hadpress aud William Attiis, two young men, wero brought before Mr. De Rutzen, charged with wilfully murdering James Richards, a carmun, by stabbing hiLu, ane also stabbing Joseph Higlin, a carman, with intent to murder him, on the morning of the l;th blebruary, at Christian-street, St. George's. Joseph ...

... 'LAW NTELLIG1NOR.a SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. COURT OF APPEAL, LINCOLN'XINN. Miiaaou 27. (Before Lords JuBtioes James, Melish, and kBaggallay.) JAEE58 V. TU qSErBN (EsTrITIO or RiGHTr.) I this eae3 it' appeared that in November, 1868, a Mr. Davis, a free minor of the Forest of Dean, applied to the gavollor of the forest for an unoccupied gale or claim in it. The gavollor acceded tothe ...

... LA VS , q 4 , d ., nt~l 1. r I , , , flUP.BEM CQiuXLT 0O? JJDIOA.TUEIL 13otore the Court t iAOpe. ;AT ?? a fromatihe Uiebery piielosiq; Re F. Wlpll, 'sbdhetOr, Ba~th6head 3nglh-titrmcn' .oipUp. Cohpany (appeal ofthe Compan). C enat-~mda s Xrnemb'test (appoi.U .4t~bZ AT 1.-BevOe1 Ture AIAST5I 0r TilE ?? eon- ?? : ~Xttcheii v. Qomtreall. Demurrera ChdpP l1P ?? e.4R Jiaws-Trarnaj v. PTrkmns- ffw ...

... I LAW NOTICE&-TL 4Y.A I ?? . I I *, LO WNDON DAXl1RUPTOY COURT, LNTCOW O-fl Brroonn Na. ?? HZLIerT 0r!r713 AS Cmai JuroJ.-, Appiicatd~ns, motionst,&o, at II. dletition, ot 11. a, paton, Teen 50P51155 COTcMr OW JLSDlOA1'JX 311&1LAXT SZTINOR-~ The Court of Apcal wil conine the sittigs atat12 dol' inn-m and Westminter on Thursday, tan. I. On that day 'appeal mutions e caprt2, appeals from, Orders ...

... II I'M' ALIE ITFflU S I ,, 7 P.o | ' fI I 2 zo~ Atop l.§' i; ' , I §I.;~ . At thei14tiboroug~hstreet PoRice8oourt y7ate- dayjHoiwytnnlng, desoilbod d, H a .a qlsied -with 4ss ultiu Detotifve XIttlecsid, of s~cotland- sart, 'in thoexeoatlon cf ?? ?? iattempti iafg to suborn a ,witness unatL W tofY,) Inj the frauo of ?? ou tho Comtosso de G~oncoux, wea sirth^!r oga- slle eoeMr.' Novwton. - . . ...

... j. ' ,*'LANY INTELLIGENOUK EIGH 'OUX11 OF XOTIC OHASNCE]Y DtVISION;Aov. 10.. . (Before Vioe-ihaucelor Pfr R. MWims,), 1lR nit 1t AsTZnIN COUNT= AQUABiX OOMPANY. This was a claim made by Mrs. Pugiu, the widow of Mir, B. Ilugin, th) hi~tociot, v pd by Mr. Caldor, 9ir. Pagin' a a1i1tant, to tile payment of 6o261., alleged to be duo to Mr. Pulin for plans and draaings prepared'bg him for the ...

... IATE GED XXTEPtBT TO BRIBE A GAQL, R.I AIL At tno Worship-street Police.-oour't yesterday, 0i Lenals Cheater, 30, fashionably dressed, giving an address ait 22, Euston-uquare, was placed in the dock, before Mr. tI BushbT, charged with having attempted to bribq anid 01 incilo John Partridge, a public officer, tho gaoler of thle M~ansion House Police-court, by off ering him d001, to pro- euro ...

... T.lE Prioe COURTS& I _DHALL . t ?? Williant Renry t't, the proprietor of the liestised f Victuallers' G'azette and the lefeqranw, was summoned before Alderman Knight for I that he, on the 2Lud u of September, in the said City, did unlawfully pub- o lish diverd advertisements in a certain newspaper o called tho Licensed Victuallcers' 6Gazctte and BOGtW 3 coteIer, whereby it was made to asppear ...

... IT R Patriok Staunton was yesterday engaged iv hig coil in cbomr.itting to paper suoh circumstances and points in relation to the recant inquiry as can be psoved upon iinvestigation in 'favour of hinself' and the othet convicts. ' Oa tlio previous s ieniig he and liis wife wera pormitted, by virtue of an order granted by thevisitinig justicos 'of the prisen, to have another interview with the ...