... A -SCENE IN A LAW COURT. I l G. COMMITTAL FOR CONTEMPT. Au extraordinary scene took place before Mr. Ho Justice Denman and Mr. Justice Wills, sitting yester- wh day in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court, '01 rwihe tbe cases of Hind v. Smith and otaers ?? and iChristopher v. Smith and others came on J.: 0 for heari~ig. Theas were among the opposed res motions on the civil side, ...

... CFRIKENVWELL.-BULGLABtY AT CLEWWLL. P ^ierc Jen:ins, 19, ?? as a printer, of ra 2, COldbatbpqiare, Clerkenwell, was charged with th bing9 concernej ,ith other men, not in cus Pc 104, in breakin- into the shop, No. 1, Gloucester- th Itret, Clerkenevol, oCI the 16th of January, ad with to r 1lgtharefroln aboutacwt.cf soapaud anumv0A ill 15 i31 of pseser ed roeat &ab3 fish, value in alll 15l., ...

... I - n DIABOLIAL CRIMES. Sdli hese T,( bials? ,Z % Q D . day 0 lids, (FRox OUR ?? argo -- B~uL , Kov Nir. of (cl According to advices from Warsaw some details have now come to light about the WQ3 uae dreadful ?? murders committed there by the isa midwife SkIublinaki and some other women hort who have diteady been arrested, Siublinski 2blie resided in an attie, and the other inmates of se or the ...

... CUM- MaxM TI*AW4 ;i1 - snteJ y :o; - giap now r i: pone ' : d -frIbs* ?? 'cli9,CiVI ,: Io p- .fp-r is~tit 40 euE* *Mc,.4ia iipy mmark WWX 'ide, p :W g.. gI*1 X ?? ! R - - - -; ?? I 0 E0W QQUT O JVOi m . r . g :- . 1zy8Xi DBC Dl .-SIOD -. 13.0xt-:f ^ appordt- J tcbk linsealibdt s ?? . ?? f of :libe Ineleding e . ~ ~ ~ ~ i l-dsi :oo hi& att Whb. neat th byan oe udl to. . 3LZfII nranSD s-eom ...

... OfL RMlINAL COQUIT. I ?? 91- ?? -cut Nihf the above Court were resumed o yester- bi tbeYebraO 36201 The first edition01tj U&LU of SpeQnty rill. e (Pe1e the Recordez.) roh FUUD ON A Cox5Ax .-Gw9e Jamsa we &in Cio~Sf surrendered to take their trial wel ?? ?? of money, &monoiiting iu the toI to beh , frcm Bell's sbresto mY b ,,adI c h prve~a r toJeih, Q.C., and Mr. t. dig Pio WUW h BUlo willt&o ...

... Tbe Murderees one Request. THEaE are moments in life when it is meet, as HAMLET says, to WipO away all trivial fond records; but, bas most people must have noted, there is some- Spew times a curious propensity in human nature to Spent occupy the mind on solemn occasions with Hlarce trifling things. Only on this principle can we delive account for the strange response of W.LMAM Chan Row, the ...

... LONDON SUSIONS. - - (Before Sir P. R. Edlin, Q.C., Chairman.)K BErnr-o^-rsEx P u'onN. - Christian eA!,. 71rorsell VloodAouse, Philip 1'/sah, Henr Pi4ha Johnn al .eAyer, .Edwirn IErshon, and Hemr Jefrris were ?? dieted-lhristian Kuhl with keeping a common gainiug in house at Ashford-terrace, Hoxtcn; Philip Puth with m t* ]eovilg 1. Op 3 MOUIfl ganiS g-house at 13 Wonlack-road, ef 'u Hoxtou; and ...

... f- o 2IJvouc -. .gty. of 'e CENTRAL CRiINAL COURT. Id-a- !ad - g ,zull ter (Before M. Justice !Day' Juso CcuwS or OFHw CD ?? Edward Pr- C S 01 son, 38, and Ekabeehr Pearson, 33, were indicted upon c V V. the ceroner's inquieiou with the manslaughter of C Thomas Edward Pearson, their child.-Ur. Horace Port a Avory stated that thq grand jury having ignored the c or bill for manslaugbterpreferred ...

... UIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. O CHANCERY DIVISION.-FnIB. 21. (Before Mr. tustice Ciittt.) rm C1IEL ROSA O PEIO COM CNTy (LIMNITED) V. aU7NTLNGTOZ Mr. Romer. QC. Q.Ar. Bray with hi ra) moved on be- bai l of the planntiff cm ny for an inju ucttiunrrsttruin iog the defendant ?? A. ntin gton, frm or performinat n t anc e, eithe r on weel- day or Sun day, at any a lrge term o f her engageiieit with the p ...

... POLICE cOeMB. BOW-STREET.-A SArvAsnox=rN Tzouam-A . young wommaumed Xbra 2Wdr, aged 16, domeat1o. eb servant, wa charged with stealing a chnqued for 10. th' and far'e the endorseent. -Mr. George Gardner, of . Obiswi>ost a cheque o hi dangtu, ns Ada ; Hewer, 21, Gret zOoruik-ibet, on the 27h ult. The W pwso11r Waployed by Mr.Hwer as servnt, oakmn got o£f harity on *be recon1iends Al theo ?? ?? ...

... LAMW INTEiLGENCE. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. a I CHANCELY DIVISION.-P3 156. ;Bafore Mr. Justice Stirling.) ?? tis administtion action, in which a large sum a (fm ,uY mlrs being audwihstnoel. the testator gave a ,legacy of 1,0JI. to the trustees of the parlmes museum e yor f EdurAioln ini EcoUo1liC aud S.nuitary Science, and the questions raised by thonesxt-of-hinu wa5 Who ther this wses a eo°d ...

... THE ALLEGED ASSAULT, BY A POLICEMAN: or..- -4-= M1AGISTERIAL CENSURBh, to fit Woolen At Marlborough-street Police-court yesterday aasa. DWalter Cole, 30, an engine-driver, of williamn-atreet, il. 11amsted-radwas charged on remand with bailltigle Sec tdruk , ithbehaving in a disorderly manner, and with iaspaulting Constable Cook, 358 D. According to the J~ I evidence called by the police on the ...