... _ ! ?? CONFEsSIO OF_ M1RDE= fi0. trA C°- - ?? I., -o ~ P M ~ t0 ,0 -1 - ?? M borowegh.-street, on Friday, Joseph R.nkln trde chi ged i own confession 'with tha murder~of: Mary Sullivan, sit, kitre Bridg, Easit-ead of, London, a1 m1onth 'igo0. He was ,remanded, , 0i A H E ~ t H/;i fTheprisoner, J6li 'IBul, who was reeutl' corn-. ?nitted from..the: Hu Police-court on. charge of, :pirita ...

... I -.h C h- ! LIVWO-L 'it ?? i .f I e ?? L ?? i b t, V ' -l ?? ':.ozrj i A.L 7;elrri~ ,i T 1R' arrtz ?? :. I !Psi>: 'k Trfiinorl, ?? i ?? kar~~r*: rs S 4t _. a .o-. - nra, etr ?? i o r; J ?? i g t i r ' 5 -K ?? ?? z- L&s r ?? E 7 ?? Uc- ai.y.e da . .tr- ._ zg-r .c~ Lit_ :. -. - . ore'J 4 L'z *f ,r i LI f rr; . _ - -. k-V isi ?? - F.VZ I. j 5 C - IL a ?? ' * - f ?? C, 7.f t Pr . . ?? ' i* J. ...

... THE ALLEGED MURDER IN TgE I tISLE OF MAN. THE CORONEERS JURY FIND A VERDICr OF MAANSLAUGHTER. THE MAGISTRATE COUNMl'1 THE PRISONER FOR MURDEP. FELL CON3FESSION oF =E PRISONER The inquiry before the coroner's jury iato the cause of death of George Kneale, aliae Fillingham, whose death was alleged to have been caused by a woman named Emily Durant, alias gneale, who lived with him, was concluded ...

... THE CHARGE A43ALNST DETECTIVES. At Bow-street, London, yesterday, the three chief detective inspeotoro, Meikitjohn, Druscovitch, and ( Palmer, aad Mr. Froggatt, soiicitor, again surrendered to their bail on a charge of conspiring to defeat the ends of Justice. The examination or the convict Kerr was con. tinned by Mr. Poland. He Laid he recollected Benson etaying at the Great Northern Hotel. ...

... THEB SERIOUS CffRGE AGAINST -VE DETECTIVES. Tb CROSSEXAM~INATION OIP fraue rURTHER CROSS-EXAM ?? FURTHER ~~BENSON. yes.. ANIMATED SCENES IN COURT. Tbu FIFTEE NTH DAY. Wf The further hearing of the chrg aginist Chief M InspetorS ?? Palmer, and Mr. and Fdwardl Froggatt. solicitor, of having consprdtgte to dot eat tho ends of justice, was resumed Yesterday at way, You llow.3treot before Sir james ...

... ASSiZE ,0INtTELLIGENCE::- .s i . I , 7 I . *: HOME ,OIB.1 CUIT.-~mCjOYDo!, iAUaBT:'4, (Bticre Lord Chief .'netice Cockburn and a special Jury.) Thie'o6use, in'wbi64ifr'd. Hums,'an assietanstimasere in Dulwicl4 C6116ge, brought au action against the Rev. Mr. lua.shall' -also a mxaster in theo College, for Wav.ig. 1~iuBuidhc iiclsargb againsl'himi of being habit~uallyiptoxf- .ceted, ...

... SERIOUS STABBING CASE AT ASTON ON I TRENT. I At the Derby County Police Court, on Friday, Alfred ii ut IPorkins was charged with stabbing Henry Moulton, on the a let 4th August, with intent to do him serious bodily harm, at e, nd Astou-on-Trent.-Mr. Hextall appeared for the prosecutor- tl he Francis Moulton, sworn: I alm a labourer, living at Aston- u )id on-Trent. 1 was in the White Hart ...

... IPOLICE INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY NORTHERN DIVISION. (Before Mr. O'Donnell) THE BURGLARIES. Patrick Brady, alias Farrell, al Byrne, no fixed residence, wvas committed for triaA to the Commission on the charge of having borglariously entered the house of Mr. Woodlock, Mouotjoy. Bquare, and the house of Mirs. Skerret~t, Mountjoy- square, and stolen from both houses upwards of £100 worth of property ...

... Nisi EAW IItENC - 0 :F: :! - u . I I ?? ../f Yfl.STERDAY.'> COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Before MIr. Justice O'Briei)5'' s DAIL MOTIONS. c.: The Queen v, Hegarty. -1fr.'a -Molloy- applied that James Hegarty, who had been committed to Mullingar jail ou a charge of rape, might be admitted to bail. ; Mr. Gamble, Q.C,, for the Crown said the pri- was good 'eireusta-es, aad th- Cr6w ;,qould require ...

... GOSPORT PETTY FMISONS. LY.-Before G. Longw. Fo. ,r WEDNESDAY.-Before G. Long7 Esq. .1 3, DisOUDERLY CoNDnuT.-Ellen Wealsh. for disorderly conduct AuE r, while drunk in Chapol-row on the previous night, was sentenced eve: to a month's hard labour. res DnumcmEsrms.-Will6itn Doti%, a marine, and 37ohn Uorn, Au o ehargod with being drunk in Bouth-street, were ech fined 5Sa and of I 4s . cooeta. , ...

... TIIL riTTI SI1'A X 'ICL. CASE. |Gah~maniz ,dves tl ;oi'eainn 'crer:nt of this trial, the remoul-o r s mc :;e . 1: c : day :-'lhe Cre1 'irioi ti ?? -t j nient on l'idy in tie c-~s s:t f, r a a i;s ?? bet-een tl'e *ia ore::sde . s au !,s wile, Mldme. Veiin i . ?? te piiU were reprce!eitt bvhyenr i:,,i ; , : L., - t over the alle'-atio:;s cir.!l ?? grounded their r-spreli eC a. . 3: f th I e ...

... LEEDS. FAST LIFE IN LEEDS.-Yesterday, at the Leeds Police- court, before Ald. Luccock and Mr. Oxley, Mary Cullen was summoned for keeping a brothel at No. 1, Albert- grove, Lovell-road, and Charles Cullen, her son, was summoned for aiding and abetting her in keeping the brothel. The son did not appear, and a warrant was granted for his apprehension. The Chief-constable (Mr. Henderson) ...