... I VIsIT OS' THE PRINCE OF' WALHS TO HIS NORFOLK ) 1 E5STATE.-O51Satuirday the Prince and Princess of Wales J.,e weflt down by a special train on the Great Eastern Ral the way to Lynan, from thence to 'Wolvero 0te io i and Hunitafitlto Railway, and, from thence in cariaoges to Sandrijilham Hall. At Cambridge the ?? Loll pair were welcomedaby the Trown Conunl, who assem , bled in abody on the ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A i BANKRUPT AT BULL. On Friday James ?? Marcrow, a bankrupt, and late a smackowner at Hull, was again placed in the a dock, charged before the Stipeodiary magistrate with several misdemeanors under the Bankruptcy Act, i whet' Mr Ayre appeared for the prosecution, and t Mr Summers for the ?? Pickering, a t clerk to the Court of Bankruptcy for the Leeds district, c ...

... EXEC UTION AT STAFFORD I DKREADFUL SCENE AT THE SCAFFOLD. I A d . - - - William Collier, who was sentenced to death at then late Staffordshire assizes for the murder of Mr. Thomas Smith at Whiston Eaves, near Cheadle, awas executed in front of the county prison at f Stafford, on Toesday, in the presence of several thousand spectatorse Since his condemnation he has been attended by the Rev. M. ...

... COUsT NEWs. We understand that npartments have been taken for their ]xoyal liighnesaes at the new 'l'rossachs Hotel, Bridge ot Turk, where they are expected on the 12th. For some time past a number of tradesmen have been enpoyed at Abergeldie in enlargiilg and improving the stabling offices for the use of the horses composing the stud of the Prince of Wales, and on Wednesday the royal carriage ...

... , FRIDAY. SMeUGGLING.-George Hawkins, fireman on board the steamer Leopard, was chr'ged with smuggling 3s. 6d. worth of tobacco from on board the vessel. Fined 7s. and costs. I INGENIOUS FRAUDS.-A young man, named Richard Lacon, was brought up by warrant, charged with obtaining a watch, 50 yards of cloth, 3 neck-ties, 2 dog collars, 3 dozen pairs of socks, and many other' articles, by a false ...

... COUNTY COURT-FRIDAY. SPURR V. TiRUsTLEs.-This was an action for £10, thle value or a horse which the defendants had con- verted to their own use although belonging to Mr. Spurr witler a bill of sale made in 1864. It was conI- tenided there was an arrangement between the defen- (lants, who) wvere relatives of the party issuing the bill of sale to lke-p the plaintiff out of his property.- ...

... I - TRACKING MURDER ERS. Some weeks back all Victoria was shocked by tile afnouncement-too true-of the murder of aI Mr. Barke, the manager of the Sisythesdale branch of the Batik of Australasia, carrying on business about fifteen miles fromu Billarat. Mr. ilirke weas treache- ro-.1, ' 'aylaidl as he was (trivia homewards sin his buggy fromt one of his usual excflsiri ens ou the busi- neeS ot ...

... .KRATING OF LODGERS.-IMPORTANT CASE| A case of great importance to voters under the new Reform Act was commenced before the judges in the Court of Common Pleas on Wednesday. 'The case, which was taken out of orders in conse- quence of its general importance, is known as Stam- per v. the Churchwar'enz of Sunderland, and it has -been framed expressly for the purpose of obtaining a decision as to ...

... A i|, AI E Alo 1AN,_h~XA. dfi'NAW I IC ASE. I Mary Walker, aged 38 years, who was iiman's J attire, was'brought before M4r. Benson,. at the v Thames Police-court, the-other-day, charged with s placing herself in a public thoroughfare,, called t4 Cable.street ;Whitechaplel, for the purpose of asking 'I and colleeting alms. The. prisoner has figured at h several ?? and other places as the female ...

... lAW AN.D:PRlME. | ixi BsEXEaousE-The law effecting the licensing of -beerhouses, which has long beenithe subject of din. ?? out of Parliament, will soon engage 'the !- attention of the Hous'e.of Commrons. Mr H. J. in Selwyn-lbbetson, one of the memriers for WestEssex, has given notice that he 'will, to-morrow, ask of leave to introduce A bill to amend the law for rt licensing beerhouses and ...

... cPllOSECUTION OF OVEREND, GURNEY, AND CO. Great interest wavs manifested on Friday with refe- rence to the criminal proceedings taken against the late directors of Overend, Gurney, asd Co., which commenced at the Mansion-house before the Lord Mayor. At the time appointed the defendants sur- . rendered, and were accommodated with seats in front of the bar. They were :- Mlr Henry Edwlard Gurney ...

... e The murdnrar Taylor, who was hanged at Exeter a. on Monday, stated during his incarceration that the ,o idea of shooting his victim was suggested to him by o- the picture of a similar occurrence in the Police Xews. The actuary of the Penny Savings Bank, at Heckmondwike, a Mr Eversden, who is also master e, of the Town's School, has disappeared with above m £100 belonging to the bank. He has ...