... since the robbery. The coins had been in the pos- e,. session ofthe police since the arrest of the prisoner, In- and they were found by Inspector Field, of the A st division of police, concealed in a secret drawer in I d, the prisoner's writing desk. The ...

... her husband the led, kept a house of accommodation for both men land per Dr a women. Prosecutor further stated that two detec- son had tive officers of the metropolitan police, of the names Hal of. of Fisher and Cooper, would speak in his- favour has rue- ...

... showving ~ hen ithadbee lrekis uei. he prisoner was com- mitted for trial at the sessidons.r TilE WOMEN'S PEACE SOCIETY-A nmeeting oft the Women'us Auxiliary of the Peace Society was held last ciiglit, in thi~e Memorial Hail],LondLoni, inde 1the~presideacy ...

... cast n since the robbery. The coins had been in the pos- session of the police since the arrest of the prisoner, - and they were found by Inspector Field, of the A it division of police, concealed in a secret drawer in 1, the prisoner's writing desk. The ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. LEEDS. AnsED AssIrT Aimi ArrmrP Pzn R ?? the Borough Police-court yesterday, before Air. Bruce, Thos. Hy. Carney and Wm. Dodd were charged, on remand, with having assaulted and attempted to rob Joseph Hague, ] joiner, Enflald-terraoe ...

... missed on the 4th L iin inst., and the life preserver on the 11th. InformaiC ik tion of the robbery was forwarded -to the police at to Scotland-yard, and the property was traced to have. t a' bon awne bythe prisoner at the shop of Mr. Pl iDickers, Lower ...

... Cound to Eves were taken into custody about thearn~sltand by the local police. The three Prisonerse nie Jesse Griffiths, were all taken before the' lica magistrates at the police-station the sore day and formally charged with the robbery. After hearing ...

... and would prove that fact upon the spot. When the metropolitan police- man refused to take the charge, the prisoner walked I down the Minories, and I told a sergeant of the City police, but the prisoner had disappeared. While he was abusing me, the prisoner ...

... liqior.-Mr. Yardley: Is it a fact cl tht the Prisoner has bitten a piece of flesh out of L the complainant's arm ?-Gilligan, police-constable ti 1855 j, said it was so; and the people in the hospitalm r'declared the bite was snore like that of a horse than ...

... Infornua- till~ was given to the police, wise apprehenided the prisoner at Calverlov station, hut thle other women escaped. ?? sasked for ELremndir~ until it could be seen whether they set could apprehend the other -women. The prisoner, who By. said lshe ...

... fore the judges on the circuit, who immediately granted writs of hableas corps; and on Monday week the question was argued at Shrewobury. Mr. Hud- dlesten appeared for the women, and 5Mr. Serjeant Talfourd for the magistrates and the divers of her Majesty's ...

... THE1 NEWr YORK F1RAUDS. MAYOR? HtALLX IN THiE POLIC]-COQURT, In accordance with the order of the jadges, Mr. Ockey Hell, the Mayor of Nrew York, appeared at the Yorkville Police-court on Wednesday, the 4th inst., before Mr., Justice Bixhy, The 1libunye ...