... CETA41tKI~E 01Or NLU{LTR ON F ?? ci , U. e a o.lsr tlhi inoquest in : ?? ?? Lll', on ?? bCdy' ?? 0eorg .t *h i aee'.; frt n -. ii a 'srTtsresu, aho, iani Nas ?? ' ?? a U A'S 1 j ?? !in tate. Ud: of rzid ii t: 41W ( ! . Cs St . . i ?? CCC',.;CId, pv Io. of C C- IUvyp C .l 'oadC, CY Crtt! i C'o CC (IC. i ?? S'l 'usoL. V]i2C 'i~vzoC: C 1 -E5 X P. 1111C.k tb~i at'i1.' .,ui!1. l^ ie toii fC4 ...

... BEFORE Mr. D'Eyncourt, at the Westminster Polioe- court, on Monday afternoon, James Tortoise, forty- six, commission agent, of Charlotte-street, Black friars, was charged with stealing a silver Geneva watch, value £5, from the person of Thomas Dyson, a detective officer employed at the South Kensington Station of the Metropolitan Diatrict Railway, on Saturday night. He was further charged ...

... THE REGENT STREElk ARRrlEST_- THE CASE OF MISS CASS. rfvnivo.v ?? .~~mAPn~ [SUBJECT OF ILLUSBTATIOl].1 Tnic majorlty of 155, including teiit. who voted agaiust the Government on the Regest'street case on Tuesday night wart coposed of eighty-seves Glad- stonian Liberals (!Uo.dsng Mr. Johi Morley, DR. Snaw-Lefevre, Mr. Stanwtfld, Mr. Hienry Fowler, Mr. Osboarme Morgan, Slr LYon Playfmir, and Mr. ...

... ATTE'':)TEED ROBBERY. 3- ?? fa'Cat4- hnnlh~~i Pnimne.nrmilrh I 0T Tued'av ilt ho M;.;:.:Iborough-strcet Police corrt William 1i\clelnls, Upp'er ?? Crajedonian- if road. was c:arg-r; o. rhi ?? atnn minntiri tn j f rob Thom'e ?? i pointer, on isionday right. 'ho prosecuto-. t'lui fh;t P he was in a mblic -houe' fit the Tottrnham Court-road the prisoner ande a 'omlnrn forced thsl'r convtmrirtgon ...

... A AUA' I A CASUAL'S GRIlEVA.NCE., ?? . ?? eno iFREDEsICr; tAUNDoRns, thirty Sex, a printer, of no 'home, was charged ortremamd, st ?? Petty Sessions, or, Sstrirday, with refractory conduca whilst a casual inmate of the W'est HEm Union, and with committing wilful damago. The prisoner, a ?? of some education, was admitted into the casual ward on Wednesday m ight, and the next morning he was ...

... I 2r i ,E CorALERS KND AL COWOLC TMEDICiNME OIN Taiunsi.ty, at the Broenapten ConfLlty CUrC, Judgie Alford had before hirn the case of Gregory v. 'ore Trlsisteua o0! the Bejaminia ELatftcld Ledlgo of the U..ited Order Total Abstinence SonD of the Phculsix. sr. Mloyseos asid the plaintiff vwas the father of John Joe. Gregory, who died on July 12h, arid who W:.s a member o. the defendant lodge, ...

... BREACq OF PROMISE CASE ON Saturday, in the Qaseen't Bench Diviolou of the High Court of Justice, the case of Gilliogwator v. Goddard came on for hearing- before Mr. Biron Pollock and a special jury. This was an action to recover damages for the breach of a promise of sn.r- .rage; andl the defendant pleaded denying that he had mado the promise, and alleging that if ho had made it the plaintiff ...

... TOJE CHARGxE AGAINST A CLERGYMAN, !AiT the SW;atr mfniter Police-c urt the Rev. Henry Ineledon Johns, clerk in holy ordere, -wao charged on rem ind vith obtaining money by froud and false pretenen. The R1ev. Sydney Vianhsr, vicar o. St. lPhilips3, Stepney, deponed thamt he engaged the prisoner during the latter part of ?? year, and found him apartments at an institute connected wi'th the ...

... I Folice latelligentee Shocking weglectt of Children.li AT the Greenwich Police-court, Mary Ann Blurstow, of A 47, St. Johni's-road, Deptford, was Teummoned by the a1 Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children for T neglecting her children, James Burstow, aged two years N and ni~ne month;, anid William, aged four-and-a-half tj years, in a mannor likely to cause injury and suffering. hi ...

... THE KENSINGTON. MURDER., | .P1MING MHE INQUEST [SflBJECT OF ILLUSTRtATION.] IL. C. Luxmomi Daaw, coroner for West L]ondon, opened an inquiry on Thursday, at the Town Hall, Kensington, concerning thA death of Augusta Dawes, otherwise kfsown asDudley,] twenty-nine years of age, lately residing at '3,i St. Clement's Road, Notting Dile, vho ,*s found with her throat cut in Holland P'a k Road, ...

... ELOPEMENT AND ITS BSQUEL. Ji). l' A; - At Pi . .. ala . -isranThn-A barv Af noe t L'h en Su !he eg nt, Ith he in( ;hi lro r'A Is hr5 Lno Pe] if( to tei an mo tol oh us an Al AT tthe Edmonton Petty Sesoions, on Thursaday, before a t 'full qbench of 'magistrates, an 'affiliation summons was e beard against EBwin oottehgano, a fishmongor, pf 118, a Cottenham.road, Upper Holloway, at the asuit of ...

... :-fi-MU:RIER AND-.$ SUIe,.,CIDE-AT X B I 1,Hi L; NSW$ArgL , x 4 WE t~ TRTT~A TION` 1 S HEn pelteft~l~ rdraj dijstric f pigfedH Grce~st out 01 B Irivani, has been the scene. ~of mi~sorae tragey. ~.Shortly. ~e cone, 6'0J on i .oray vnng'nol a ~nd ina woe wlkigA ?? the ro.iad' - .i~g~oii ?? Greqn, dhad. at- t11 :p f .Si~o (Hl MI-lH, ?? ?? S~rafo II~o~da W~hen-'thbhi 'aw~ontionwasaix~t4 b wu :on ...