... I %, .. , ?? I on char is- MANSION-HOUSE. JameJ' Macrow, an errand boy, aged 14, was brought up onacag frobbed ?? jlt appeared that thbeprisoner witssa errand lboy'in the employment of M~esars. Kolle, cocoanut fibre mlanufa- turers, 65, Queen-street, and on the former examina- tion it was stated that he had been under notice of dismissal. A few days ago he concealed himself in the premises, ...

... ?? flOW-STREET.-S..GSmws Csnon( or FosGerY.- A Nas giving the name (g Rober, Freenaan, describing ?? as a plumber, was charged with forgery under bngeai circuastances. Mr. Angus Lewis prosecuted Chehbalfeo the Treasury. On the night of the 11th Fsbiccys A woman givig, the name of Emily Mills was hkek into nustody ol the charge of being drunk and ris]rlv7'. The prisoner attended at the station, ...

... FW sINTBLIO p3fCOT FJDCATURE. Ba COUR OFUDIHam'~ 0OupwoF APPEAL.-JA.N. 24. ona te ?? Fry. been t# Mas.e of tne Rolls and S Lo '3r o dollar I~eOs.oues, ANO MAROT, f , rean5p 3ct~ land boen made on the part afev 0 odtemother of aboy of eleven yearsofgret laor 003 ,fr a writ of habeas corpus arrpst) :0 ~rBaflardo to briag up the body of OP4 oa~opto 15,rB. o phatoonwasmade MA' ulergymg at ...

... LIW NOTICES.-Tuis DAY. . JUDICIAL COMMIU=ES OF TIM, PRIVY COUNCIL, I WRrJEEALL.-No imore (odirral business will be taken thre I sittings. supsEMlE COURT OF JUDICATURME-Taze COaRT or Aeu.ZAL-APS'P.L COeURT .-BEFORN TEIZ 2lASTIN OF TER ROLLS, LOOD JUSTICE LiXDLEY,&eND Loan Jusrrct: Loants - At 101.-Appeal from the Queen's Reach ?? (Final Last): l'owelli ,.adWallis SoWIov 1'owell (by order) (No. ...

... E POE COURTS. ?? _. 10.] LSE'CATAPULT bPIUC1rCIN~12 TEEI Thet1 L~~iuamlia :,S1~an erramd boy, wastebarged &Id~eruian' Fauancl-Phillips with wejltl T WfamaeS SOOoW pe 'tiS. eixeumstaucse. The reseutON~ I'lOSS. Llovd5 (Limited). bankers, ?? hose chief caShier, hi Mr. 131ruarci, 62.50( ~? LembP~ds nl.OfIItllast eavaral, shots, Lit ~psaetlY iene acatault, were fired through their 42.2,5 ~ ...

... ALS&ZR' INTLZIGRNOCB. I I.- I - - - - . . HOME CIRCUT.- KntosToN.upox.TarAm~s,'I- T-her commission. for the couroty, of. Sure'wsoee T e oaiuftvrday ty, Mr;ao~dr~,;nti onn isbusiness was commenced in the Orowo Contt at ntegec The Civil' Court --was not- opened ~until half-pa~st tivelve o. oclock. - The cause list is heavy, 63 causes being entered, a, and 16 of these are, to be tried. by apecial ...

... iUIAL OF ALEXANDER CUNNINGHMI iFOR WIFE MURDER. (Abridged from the Ayr ddvertisar.) te The trial of Alexander Cunningham for the mar- der of his wife on the 22nd ef December last, at Girvan, in Ayrshire, took place on Wednesday and Thursday last, be- fore Lords Ivory and Cockburn, at the Ayr Circuit Court. It was charged against the prisoner in the indictment that on the 22nd of December, 1863 ...

... THB POLICE Co UBTS. CLERKENWELL. Felia, M'Carllhy, an Old mnan, described as a hairdanw, of No 5, Warren-street, Fitzroy-square. was charged wlh committing a felonious assault upon a little girl 12 year it age, named Mary Williams. The magistrate intimated his intention of sending th prisoner for trial. . ~~WORSHIIP- STRE ET. 77omas Hardy, a stout, dissipated-looking fellow, we charged with ...

... CITY CORPORATION INQUIRI ?? 7l - 4 ?? ?? XEou. !eJ0U~ Mv i is ?~~ou~~gShoudIb ?? & th ~ xh~f; 3 Ar l , > i t k ?? 5hie tutft 16-441j1 9, ;. V, mesa e 1.kfl, mi 9's x 'j at JOM = .g d ;s4s:¢: tl lh Q i' woll k '0e -: s~ ~~TA wg3 w ti~1;sli i%1 ?? t\;, WQ i i An P X-WDX ehAiUM% Baiji'iM t1' Qi>ldf il ; ?? iap ?? - fltoai.ba ua, 1F''.10i.Jt *3,;i . 7sgt'La fcl4 rd66 +)cto* a ?? thsg F tP u3~~ t ...

... MAIAL ROiBERY ANdD LOSS OF TEBBE HUNDRED LETTERS. Much consternation has been causedat the General Postoffilce in consequence of the loss of between three and four hundred l etters , se of them containing articles of value, and other property, under the following circum- stances: The other evening a mail-cart driver, named Henry Mansfield, in tie employ of Mr. Maonamars,'the contractor te the ...

... .. ♦ , (BY AND EXPRESS.) BATH. The coroner's inquiry into tho cause of the death of boy* named Mills, who was drowned in one of the locks the canal at Bath, Tuesday, was concluded yesterday. A boatman named Hames, being already in custody charged with having closed the lock gates and turned the water in, which caused tho death of Mills, and jeopardised the lives of two boys who rtscuiug ...

... Tl'E POLICE COURTS. GrCLDHALL.-ExEzzLmzmE.¶: REAVY Df eALCA- l'ONS.- Janlels 1llolis, secretary to the Gresham 2 livas Estate Company (Limited), Old Broad-street, we charged on remnand. before Mr. Alderman Reuals, t with embezzling two cheques for the sums of 221. l Os., itid 211 sespectively, money received by bina on behalf Li his eulployeis.-Mr. (Chauianu prosecuted.-Mr. t Iu Nicliolson.w ...