... 8oarti ntelliogenu LAMBETH. Joseph Edgill, a cab driver, was placed tt the bar, for fini,.l examination, before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of Stealih,,- lii sovereigns, and articles of plate of the value of nearly £20, the property of Mr. Mason, a respectable tradesman. From the evidence of Mrs. Mason, it ap. peart d ?? on a former day she had engaged the defen- dant Lt the top of Redeross ...

... polite Eitelhgencc. MANSION HIOUSE. THURSDAY.-EXTRsAOsDINARY CAsz. -A seaman of very intelligent appearance, named John Potter, asks statedhis agetobe about thirty years, presentedhini- self at the bar in the custody of Bradley, one of the prin- cipal officers of the Mansion-house, a voluntary prisoner. The following evidence was given on the occasion - James Bradley said: This day the ...

... violet *ntelipzue.th GUILDHALL. EXTRAORDINART ILLEGAL MAartAGE-Walter Wilkins, tast his fiftieth year, and living at 1o. le, Smithfield. bars, as a goat trainer, appeared on Saturday before *Alderman Wood and Chaltis, to charge an elderly female giving the name of Sally Wilkins, under the following: extraordinary circumstances. The comuplainant Stated that on Friday afternoon the risoner came ...

... LI AW jillictligruce. QUEEN'S BENCH. .eIONDAs.-TIIE QUEEN V. THE JUSTICES or Yonsas1ma. -MI l1'ashley tioved for a r ule calling upon three miagis- trates of yoritshire to show cause why a 7neolatstte should not be directed to them cominaiding them to issue a dis- tress warrant to cisferee the payment of a poor-rate for the township of TluddeIsCield. The rate had been made and duly published, ...

... On Monday, Mr. Wulley, MIP., conlcuded an inquest in' the House of Correction, Coldbath Fields, onl the body of Richard Homer, aged 23, a cab-driver, sentenced by Mr. Combe, of the Clerkenwell Police Court, on the 29th ult_ to 15 days' imprisonment, for non-payment to his em. ployer of 14s., considered in the Coroner's Court a simple debt. The inquiry was adjourned from Saturday, that a ...

... AA'kREIlENSION OF A GANG OF THIEVES AND RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS,| The Marlborough Street Police Office was on Tuesday I literally besieged with tradestrien dvsirousouf hearing the Examination of fhur persons in thle usiolry of the pqoitet\ charged with uroing in their posseoason it large quantity ofyroperty, the produce of rmauy robberies committed on shopkeepers in the mete opolis. The ...

... ?? Wt ?? -M.N.A MANSION isiing 7abbad- Adsele SPelecu- htellion- hie ohsr~edr~ dealctin watchesS and plate. Lombard. assaislf dsaier~ a gld chin, worth go 12g. Mr Spe1ing5la5 Baid Billi ii ~~'the 22 Januarylast, in the evenin g, the ?? twe'I i came Into e! shop. sn asked to loo1 at oI tofk out StourOTS gold, chains lying inatray in the window. sin tookri o st hour the tray, and whilt! was ...

... ?? ?? ?? I MANSION.HOUSE. WxDNESDAY.-ExTRAoaDINAfY CAsE.-A man whose flamo appeared upon the prisoners' list as Sillops Bent, was brought before the Lord Mayor upoti self-aOcu- sation of a very serious offence. Robert Sterling, pollee- atun No. 157 of the A division of metropolitan police, ftated that at sivelve o'clock on Tuesday night, at Qzoring-tross, the prisoner, after looking at him for ...

... Veolta ?? . ?? . ?? lianslip, clerk in the serviee of Mescr6. Caish and Co., of Woued-street, worehoteseme , vwa brought up for final ei~anmihatioli, chargedwith stealing a quantity of silk ivaiiteoathigs, and other goods. Iis mother, Olivi:i, was also charged with receivimg a part of the goods, which she had caused her laudlady to pledge. The prisoners were committed for trial. WORSHIP-STREET ...

... Yesterday afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, an in. vestigation took place before Mr. Joseph Payne, deputy. coroner for the city of London and tho borough of South- wark, at the Board-room in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, touching the death of Alfred Fletcher Cootkson, who lost his life through falling from the third floor window of the house in the occupation of Mr. Fenn, coffee-house. ...

... CIUMINAL versus PAUPER ASYLUMS. I There is no want of comfortable, well-to-do and persons in this country, who are disposed to be 4 fold their arms, lean back in their easy chairs, con Iand congratulate us that this is, upon the spe whole, the happiest and the best governed eve |country in the world. They have no objection suec to admit, merely for the sake of argument, nes that there may be ...

... 2001ife Intriliarna. v MLRLBOROUGE STREET. ELOPcEzrEx.-Mr5. Hambrook, dressmaker, of New a Bond-street, from whose house her nilee'lhad eloped a i few days ago, came to this court to state that all the II attempts of the police to trace the girl had hitherto been unavaling. Mrs. Hasabrook further said, that sheished to make a reply to the statements of one of her aslsis C] 0tants, who with ber ...