... CRIMINAL LANW CONSOLID)ATION. The Ncts of the last Session for consolidating the law with | reference to forgery, to coll), and to larceny and other similar Offe-ces and also with reference to malicious injuries to the on Pers' n ;sid to property, came into operation on the 1st inistant, and upwards of 100 statutes in which the sobjects of the cot-. hu solid ited Acts were heretofore comprised ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGEKNCE1; I- all - - ---01 i 11; NOTTINGHAM. :he 'he THE LENTON MURDER. a IlOn Friday the prisoners, Herbert and Alfred ISlack, two i' ndl bohr, well konin this dsrcwere charged with the c' nd qi wo wilful murder of George Clark, at Lenton, on the .26th of S8 Yet Dec.-Mr. BrIstowe and Mr. Mere wether conducted the case w ler, for tbs prosecution; Mr. M'.acaulay, 4.C., and Mr. ...

... Al_~ t_ - - On Friday morning, Joseph Myers, a saw grinder, wbh lodged at the house of a Mrs. Hall, in Hills-square, Sheffield, murdered his wife and afterwards attempted to commit suicide. He had repeatedly threatened to take her life; and, after 1 drinking for several days, he seems to have resolved to execute his diabolical purpose. Early in the morning he tried to Induce his wife to ...

... NOTTINGHAM BANKRIUPTCY COURT. TUESDAY, October 10. w In re Goodale and Co.'s trust ?? 7th of November v was fixed as the time for hearing further arguments with p reference to the trust deed executed by Goodale and Co., E silk manufacturers, Derby. p In re Enos Gregory.-An adjourned first meeting was tl held in reference to this case. The bankrupt was a con- I tractor, at Shipley Colliery.-Mr. ...

... The Derbyshire October Sessions were opened yester- day (Tuesday), at the County Hall. T. W. Evans, Esq., L,P., presided, and there were also present:- c His Grace the Duke of G. H. Strutt, Esq. a Devonshire Lieut.-Colonel Wilmot ,b Right Hon. Lord Scarsdale L. E. Mann, Esq. c The Marquis of Hartington T. 0. Bateman, Esq. n Sir B. S. Wilmot, Bart. E. Wilmot, Esq2 Sir H. S. Blane, Bart. F. ...

... On Wednesday morning a terrible tragedy took place at Lower Edmonton. It appears that for some years past a coach-smith, named William Gudgeon, and his wife, a very quiet, hard-working womain, Anne Gudgeon, have occupied a six-roomed house opposite the Great Eastern Railway Sta- tion at Lower Edmonton. They had had five children, the eldest of them being a girl of fourteen years of age. On ...

... TUESDAY (Yesterday.) [Before T. B. FORtMAN, J. BAILEY, and F. LOCGDOX, Esqrs.] Jahn Flint. a tell old man, wets brought up on a charge of being drunk in the Corn-enerket at one o'clock that morning. -The prisoner said he was drunk, he was 75 years in bad end good repute, end was never in durance before. He had only had two glasses of ?? was cautioned and discharged. Charles Stevens, a little ...

... l Before Lient.-Col. MOSIEY (Chairman), Dr. I'EACH, W. T. Cox, Esq., and W. J. SMITH, Esq.] Enoch Holland was summoned for assaulting John MIGuinuess, a patient in the Mickleover LuDiatic Asylum, where the patient is an ?? Dennis Gibbs, another attendant, said that on the evening of the Iet inst. he weas in the prayer-room, when he heard a disturbance between Hollan nd nMIGuinuess. The ...

... I TUESDAY, Sept. 3. [Before the MAYOR, and H. DAtRY and J. BAILEY, Esrtr.j Win. Hodgkiinon, of Tutbury, was charged with being drunk in the Morledge, about two o'clock this ?? was found in a state of senselessintoxication, leaning against the Morledge-bridge.-Discharged on promising to leave the town. Charles Pearson was brought up on remand on a charge of uttering counterfeit ?? evidence was ...

... d The Quorter Sessions of die Pence for the County of Derby, commenced yesterday (Tuesday) at the C~ounty Hall), r. the I ollowing gentlemen being p~roenft :-T. W. Evans, Eaq. 41. h (chairnan), the Duke of Devonshire, the Marquis of Harting be ton, Ml.P., Lord Scarsdale, Dr. Peach, W. Mundy, Esq., J. G. thu, Johnson, Esq., Colonel Wiluonot V.0., M.P., Mi. H. M. Mundy, I iiEsq., J. Broiidihurst ...

... d [Before the MAYoR, Dr, TAYLOR, and F. LONGDON, Esq.] d Henry Mtawv, an old offender, was charged with having a been drunk in the Morledge at twvo o'clock this morning.-a The prisoner said he did not know if he was drunk or sober. a d -Fined bs. and expenses, or seven days. it Edward Morris was charged with being a deserter froni r the 1st Regiment Derbyshire Militia.-He admitted that he was ...

... WEDNESDAY. C y [Before the MAYOR and J. BAILEY, Esq.] C d Thomas Burke ,was charged with being in the house of t 2 Charles Robinsonl for an unlawful purpose. Mr. Robinson, r A who keeps the Victoria Vaults, Victoria-street, detected the prisoner in the act of taking the till out of its place on . TueIday evening, the prisoner and another man having p previously enteied and called-for two ...