... , Mr. Middisroore, and Mr. Lucy. SUs'oCsOUS CHAnACTEssRs.-WJ1u Jones, caster, Livery Street, John M'Derm ott, gan finisher, London Prentice Street, and John Doris, brass cock filer, also of London Prentice Street, all about the age of eighteen, were placed ...

... case. TRE LATE ROBBERY WITH VIOLENON IN TBE BsANDY Row. John Molt, John Fellows, and Hannah Vember, were charged yesterday, before Captain Bennitt and T. Fereday, Esq., Wit robbing a man named John Argylc, a boatman, of the sum of 7s. Cd., and with assaulting ...

... 69, Bath Street. Mr. John Kemp, Brearley Street West. Mr. I. Langebear, 102, Lichfield Street. 'fr F. Martineau, Cliveland Street. Mr. D. Mackenzie, Sand Street. Mr. W. Mappin, 35A, Bull Street. Mr. George Soutter, Great Russell Street. Mr. J. S. Wright ...

... ldham, Lancashire; off. assig., Bait, Manchester. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. WILLIAM WADSWORTH and JoHN HARRISON, Salford, Lancashire, cotton waste dealers. JOHN JAcKSON, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant. DIVIDEND. D. ROLLASON and B. ROLLASON, Bilston, Staffordshire ...

... CHARGE OF FURIOUS DRIVING, AND USE OF BAD LANGUAGE BY AN OAINIBUS DRIVER. [From Pinchl.] An elderly man, who gave the siamne of John William Temple, but who is more commonly known by the soubir- quet of Old Pain, late driver of the Administration Om- nibus ...

... in a wareoiuse in Russell Street hproved that hearing the cry of I Stop tmief he day out, and after a stroggle succeeded in takiog Field, who lid ready in his hand s large pebble fsr the purposes of resistaitce.-A youth caheed John Parsons, saw the prisoner ...

... couile of boys, named Ylitoeas Bete;sstt alnd William racksos, the formier hlaving no ]ioasse and the Lalter livitig isa Great Russell Street, were brought tap. it the instsncs of of Police-constable 128, chlargel tcith stvisig in their posseassict a brass ...

... instantly gave an alarm, and sent for Dr. Russell, of the Terrace, who ijumediately attended, but found tisat his services with regard to the woman were un- availing, as life was extinct. The attention of Dr. Russell was consequently directed to the man, ...

... late a retail brewer, Russell Street, stated that the defendant and his wife lodged at his then houise, in Russell Street. Having occasion to give up his establishment, Hobbs, with his sanction, took a house in his own name, in New John Street West, and on ...

... regiment, to make up the silver accounts. The prisoner was then discharged. THic POST-OFFICE Ro13Rnn y Op £864.-A main named John Collinson was again brought up before the Liverpool magistrates onl Tuesday, on a charge of having in his po's- session two ...

... -A car proprietor, named Russell, sutimocced Mr. Tay, the livery stable keeper, in Great Charles Street, under tice following circunsatances, as statid.i- ?? Mr. Powell, vioe wits retained for him. A few days since Mr. Russell purchased a horse from a ...

... debts placed him beyond the statute of insolvency, inasmuch as it was stated in the schedule that he owed sis brother, Mr. John Hinton, of Birmingham, a sum of £100. for money lent, whichdebt had not been .discharged. There was besides a mortgage for ...