... Jre a1 ILA C IE. CURIOUS CASE OF PROFIT-MOXGERXnG-Dgpyncn or tXiua SYsTsM.-A young man, named John Norrey, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having attempted to im- pose upon a sailor boy, named Frederick Mitchell, by a new sort of deception. Frederick Mitchell stated that the prisoner walked up to him in the street and urged him to purchase a piece of striped cloth, which was a ...

... DESPERATE ASSAULT BY AN OMIBUSi. BDRIER. * -Reta Rawliags and :Edward& Heiermton mwere indicted for assaulting Thomne Igrgam, in the psrish -of St. Pancras, ae wthe 124th-of Sept. last. Mr. iPrendergast-baving stated the case, called Thomas Ingram, who deposed as follows: -am a fish salesman, and on the 24thl of September last I -went to -Highgate. Slhurtly after-eight o'clock I went to .the ...

... The tenth session commenced on Monday morning. The calendar contains the names of 235 prisoners. MMENTAL AND MORAL OBJECTIONS OF A JUROR.-A gentleman, named Jesse Oldfield, being called upon to serve as a juror, intimated to the officer of the court that he had an excuse to make, and on getting into the Jitness box, he said, My lords, I have no physical objection to serve as a juror; but I ...

... L&W COURTz6 OF QUEN' . -..;-.r7 5 Sin JOH{N. CONbOY fl. ruig rtgfl551| ' Ms. Jus~tice Littledale delivered the judgflelit of the COurts P follewsrt John Joseph Lasvon. youaire to recelve the 3uclginnt of this court for a libel, which sppenre~d some titnei ago iiithe Tincs newspaper, reflectlng on tbe characetr of 'Bir Jobn Conroy. It appears ?touIS the statement ~vhich he~5 been pronounced a ...

... -Ie44Jeg Oewips. ,,1E 4AT -ASSAULT -BY-.AN 9 BIJ8 DRIVER. Roibmt-Ruwlini and oiwarod a*jersoi.wero ipniicted .for assaultirg Tbomw slngram, in be arish. St Pancns, . ;he 24thof Sept..last' - Me. P-rendergast-having stated the ease, called Tlooiuas Ingram, whodeposed-as foilows: 1-anowa fish salesan, and oa-the 24th -of -Sept-ember last.1 went, to, ,Hihgate. -iSortly -er eight u'cl¢,k i wOnu ...

... I i jE I - - MANSION-HOUSE - F17ADS IN THE COAL TEADE.-Mr. Bradfield waited upon the Lord Mayor, for the purpose of informing, his lordship that he-had placed in the hands of Mr. Leader, the hon. member for Westminster, who promised to present it with al possible expedition, a petition on the subject of the frauds perpetrated on the public by parties connected with the coal trade. Among other ...

... 4ventr Crimnlaval C@ ha The 24th Session.comrnenced on Monday, 'the 24t1h nstant. The fellowiog is a summary of the Calendar, &c* Uttering counterfeit coin, and having the sane in possession with intent to utter, 10; stealing goods and monies in dwelling. houses, 7; stealing goods and monies from the person, 24; .robbery by servants, 20; obtaining good and monies pby. false pretexts, 4; ...

... ARREST OF THIRTEEN MEMBERS OP THE DE- MOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. At tenl o'clock last night, Inspectors Penny and'Jervis, of the G Division, together with a numerous posse of the flat- tou-po]ic? force, proceeded, on information, fo a house in Ship-yard;, Temple-bar, where on. obtaining admission they went into a large room, and fouhd thirteen persons sitting in conclave. On their appearance the ...

... LATEST PARTIC S OF THE ALLEGEVD. . i . RARW4 TD AGOE AT TIB uNED .SERVICE .JIWBOO SM . . I i . i : . I .; I fte ged robbery An . outrage at the ,Unied -Seryice Clubhomemwaw on coidny the bject of h conversation at the west end of the town, and much ,excitementb s been oc. eassoned tbroughot the. neighbourhood -by the mystrious occurxence. : aing yesterday numerqs .enquw.es were made at the ...

... Coroners' Xunquests. MELANCHOLY DEATH aaos DESTITUTION.-On. Tuesday an inquisition was taken before Mr. Stirling, at the Globe, New Compton-street. St. Giles's, on view of the body of Martha Poole, aged 48, who died under the following melancholy circumstances of destitution:- The Jury viewed the body, which lay at the workhouse of St. Giles, and they were horror-struck at the state of ...

... I I si z Y i r_ I ' I I NXOlITUERN ClRCUIT.-Cntstrafnv'. Mr. Baro, Gutftey op6eed the assizes here on Monday. In his harge. to the grand jury he took etpecial care-to advert : to the eas of those prehendeA for disturbing the publc peace ;lIhd, as we conceive, indulged in arks wholly un- becoming in one holding such a high and responsible tia- tion. We have marked the most prominent portions in ...

... 3POILICm* ;DUSTY BOB AND HIS Oss.-A flying dustmar, named Robert Swain, alias Dusty Bob, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having stolen a bottle of Champagne and a bottle of gin, the property of Mr. Callon, a wine. :merchaant. The cellarman of the prosecutor stated that the prisoner was, a few days ago, employed next door to the prosecutor, in clear- ing away the contents of ...