... isight, at the workhouse.-Mr. Coats said he woccld certainly give sosce of them food to-night tise rest could come again to-mor- row morning, When hce would see what lite could do. He alan ?? h wold allon isay home to visit the famiies f Mao an Gre. Tis por ...

... MANSION-HOUSE. C Ao C+V~DLt RcIAN-On Monday a well-dressed young AlCibhald Mo wett, who stated that he lived at No. 5,, Cper's-row, Tlosncr-hill, was charged with laving struck a o~u ntx ahaned Aln Norah islahoney, most violently in the % tj A greal of i ...

... deceased) came in. My father said myirtn hr him, ?? Jim. Jimn was about tor sit dowo, hut bete so, he saiod, WVirat is tire row aboutfi My fathler odin, sOh li tiriog fesh. oitr theti said, You saill not let iyorroth a bit of peace ?? tire Irouse ...

... appearance of1 a countryman, was charged with at- tempting to cut the throat of2a mananeamodWatkins, a lodger in the house of one Rowe, in Greetham-street. It appeared from complainant's statement, that on Thursday night he retired to rest-as usual, anst nothing ...

... urid Jo, 1i hriliheine, aged 22, were ill- dicted for stealing froats the dwelling-housO of ITbos. Ilivingteos, of Paternostcr-row, It arripeared from the evidence of n ipnlicc constable of thre City(97tl, that he wvas-geing his retnsdos it Patte r- ssoster ...

... Wappin~g, of which sbe 'wos a long time an ?? wasonce aorebrought beforeMthBnxOD v onacharge tof 'creating a ?? in tRedrren'-roW;1 Mfile-end, opposite :thie residenceaofher'biDther, and using abusive language. The Sprieoner has-net beenlrniay dayn out of'the ...

... called for the prosecn- iss psroved that on the evening of the 9th of January the com-1 iloinanot woo walking along itochestor-row, when, an a sudden, lefesslsis crossed froon tine other side of the street, -and, going selsind isim, strucklisim aviolent blowen ...

... Tourn-l, in which one of lots ancestors, whs wesst to India, load been traduced, asod neither the booksellers in -Paternoster-row, nor the printers of aloe paper, would tell him whore *Mr. Robert Chambers lived in London. He knewv hMT. Chainbers was constantly ...

... tois eve pre,-ee Hie foal' elnilnation.-. COURT OF R il. teNrOLrS's-ivie, Ottidic 2 EX;.P.ARLTh.CAtTY, IN lie Loan Ailvxcred i-row :ir-Thisi wvow -nappieatiotuby a creditor, seekirigeto alnle II trise iat issued Ino .Saptmber Jae against Lord llentirgtoYrePr ...

... rhere were three single sisters, and she told him tht, tr-, ended to leave Ollzi -y obliged to employ a man to milk the row for lier.-CrosO-Ox- ained: she wtan about forty-three or forty-four years of age,- couldn't say exactly. H~er sister Maria ...

... *siivdiy h]oe vasjjt oiit-lr a wal3k, leaving aceacd a moose, ?? t 2Idr)0llsaU ?? u~cluck.- Not being able to get into toh row i. sni his returii, he teint into the kitchen, .uoppooLag 2his nile -s ilS aying oal die hebe. Thle do- ceased nol aaving ? ...

... before t-Mr11s. bo3TH Yes, your scarshiip. I hroighta liln here for Ihanging sip a carrot btefore my Shop, acid kickitig tilt EL row. Mr. t1.otaoatnict hoard atoe case, anti tatd lie ivould tuea titi body -Ils. ~i they itinulte i e any niece avia i a carriit-M\r ...