... proved against Smith, under the name of Kelley, he was sentenced to transportation for ten years, and M'Quiu to seven years. CARDIGAN. BREACH OF A PROMISE OF MARRIAGE BY A RECTOR.- SAuNDarts v. HIARRIts.-This was an action, brought. to re- cover damages against ...

... Sir John Bridge remarked that there appeared to have been no business-like -accounts kept between Baron Rseinach and Dr. H~era. Mfr. Sutton said that was so, and it made the case a difficult one to follow. After hearing further arguments Sir John Bridge ...

... examined the girl, and found several severe bruises on the back, the left arm, the. wrist, and the hand. There were also several abrasions about the left wrist, and a L bruise oh the right arm.-Mr. Dicken- son said that the defendant was the most unnatural mother ...

... keeping the same lodging-house which she had before the de- fendant induced tier to leave Cardigan. Moreover, it was con- tended that if the action had been tried at Cardigan, where both cthe parties were well known, a couch smaller amount of damages would have ...

... Delaney, when arrested, remarked, It was not me.-Mr. Newton remanded both prisoners. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A GENTLEMAN. -John Bateson, 54, described as a gentle- -nan, of New Burlington-street, was charged on a warrant with assaulting Arthur Chandler ...

... were perfect strangers to him. Four of them were unable to attend, but three were prepent-namely, Henry Fairbrother, John Bar- ton, and John West, each of whom showed the re- mains of the brutal injuries they had received. Re- manded for a week. DEATrH TRROUGE ...

... public-house on the way they stopned and demanded free drinks and free food, and in most cases v/crc supplied. At the C'ardigan Arms, Bingley, however, payment was de- ni2anded, wh~ereupen the men smashled the twindows anld did other dama ge, besides ...

... f i~the vestry-hall, St. John's, Horaleydown, o thesbtlOS o f pemO vwho had lost their lives by drown- ?? Th'~ames. The first case was that of Joshua pscisg ine ts eRty- three years, a seaman on board the D Acorn, of Cardigan, lying in the upper tier ...

... his house to ask him if le knesw John Stewart. He remained there between six and seven hours, lie said that his business was to find out the relatives of John Stewart, wsho died at Great Marlow. Witness did not know John Stewart himself, but, after some ...

... from John Howden, v and 50.L from Arthur Neet, of Brixton- c hill, by false pretences. - Detective t Rouse deposed that he arrested the acunsed upon the warrant at his lodgings in Well-street, Oxford-street. E He made no reply to the charge. r -John Howden ...

... iusLice ChaoaneUt concurred, sand tbo aupeal was allowed accordingly ALLEGED RAILWAY OUTRAGE. At the Mansion.house, yesterday, John Ache11 Broer,, 38, of High-street, Lee, wae charged betore the Lord Mayor with being drunk and assaulting Nellie °PPis, a married ...

... woman, who had her infant in her arms, burst into a flood of tears. Tubbs, the beadle, proved that he arrested the prisoner in Stephen-street, Totteoham-esurt-road, whore heo was living under the fictitiosn narne of Grattan. He kept an errand-boy, though ...