... - CHILD DuOPI'rNO.-On Wednesday evening an inquest was held at the ign of the Duke of York, Ratchiffe, before Mr. Baker, coroner, on view of the bodies of two new-horn male infants (tw ins). From the evidence it appeared that the bodies of the infants were picked up on Monday night, about ten o'clock, in Bath-street, rolled up in a piece of apron and shirt, the latter having the initials J. ...

... I .. lEdALTEAW IrZICE, - Mr. George Archer,. Qf No, 1Z Green Arbdur- court, Moorfields, was summoned before the LORD.MAYOR by the paiish officers of ?? Without Bishopegate, for having refused to contribute' to-the support of his fiater. 'Mr. Sgidrt, ftee vestry-ieirk' f thae istribt, attehded to enforce the claims 'of tbe parishi in the workhouse of which the old man is maintaine4.' The.eLoa ...

... Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Board-room of the Giltspur-street Compter, before Mr. PAYNE and a respect- able jury, on the body of. Henry Edgar Kearney, aged 47 years, who attempted the life of Mr. John Lock, the De- ?? of the East India Company. Aldermen Winchester, Cohen, and Sir Chapman Marshall were also present. Several witnesses were examined, from whose testimony it appeared, ...

... On Friday, on the Lord Mayor taking his seat at the Mansion-house, a communication was made to his Lordship that the unfortunate Kearney, who was brought up on Wednesday charged with an attempt on the life of Mr. John Loch, the depuity-chairman of the East India Com- pany, was found dead in his bed in the Coin pter, in Gilt- spur-street, where he had been remanded for a week for re-examinatiop ...

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... -I W. SECONDXRIES COURT, Oar. 22. ?? OF PROMISE OF MARMAGE.-OOWFN V. SnTIrAR, -This was an ctlion brbught by the plaintiff agailst the de. ?? for a brearl of promise of marriago Mt', Clatksol ?? d thlc plaintiff's case, It appeared, from tho learncd Co I.1.1,s statcenient, that the plaintifl, who was a milliner in club tuiipatol in the year 1831, became acquainted with the ,. idalit who was ...

... LOUITY AXD LAW REPORTS. I'3C!E-CJANCELLOW'S COURI. 1ITIFIRA1Y COVrTlIGiTi,-WHiITTAIiER V. CsAIRE.-Mr. K. Bruce obtailldl an injunlction exv parte, to restrailn tile (tIi1 d(laiti, ic ui pj1011lisimlln or selling any copies of a work entitlecl NoneM DLiL)jt j~iiltire 1'ifnfirais CtAnlglais, abrege dl Uoyer, which wvas alt'ged to be a piracy of the Dic- tionaly ofo B er l ?? DcILanvilile,'' ...

... A correspondent has furnished us with the particulars ot a case which has just occurred at Bromhall, which further illustrates the huntane working of this law. A poor man with a wife and six children, and an aged bed-ridden mother in-law to support, and who had himself been ill for six weeks and unable to earn sixpence, had occasion for the assistance of a midwife, who delivered his wife of ...

... THE NEW AGITATION-OPPOSITION TO - TREPFOOR- LW. Oa Sunday there was a meeting of nine parishes at the Monument of B3allyglass, county of Mayo, for the purpose of recording undiminished hostility to the un- holy impost of tithes, and an unshaken resolve to struggle unceasingly for the redress of this as well as many other grievances; amongst which, the Poor-law occupied 'a prominent position ...

... CENTRnAL CRIMINAL COURT. The fifth session during the present mayoralty commenced on Aounday morning, at Justice eiall, Old Bailey. The calen- dar contained the names of 187 prisoners. THE GOLD-DUST RoTeny.Y- -Mr. Clatkson (the counsel for the prosecution in this case) stated that the person M4oss, -who had been examined in the case tried in June last against Emanuel Moses, Ellis Caspar, ...

... DOINGS OF THiz POLICE FORCE AT BIRMINGHAM. I Our readers will recollect our recent account of the brutality of the police at Birmingham, towards a person whom so me of thmrn knocked down and beat upon'the giound, for passing on a Sunday near some open ground called Holloway-head. Mr. Edwin Thompson and Mr. Green, having gone to the police- station to identify some of the parties to this ...

... THE Ti;-O Y OMUIUE THE REV. MR. STEPHERS ANX TiIM5POOR.LAW ?? CiM1.ISSiONERS;,, a POWER, the poor-law cotimissioier, has published a circular, accompalyiug. eopiest- the correspondence in which the three poor-law commissioners disclaim the -authorship of the project of child.murdering. In this 'circilar, dated Preston, Jan. 10, he says:- It has been suggested to me, 'that the imputation which ...