Colored News. — London, England, 1855-09-29 00:00:00

SZPTEM POL fore Mr. Co ,e Land T knocked 29, 1855.) iN ELLIG_ENCE nd Transport Corps, and e placed at the bar be . . ,he former charged with violently rig three constables of the S division, assaulting and biting the constables. the evidence of Police-sergeant 10 night, while on duty in the New- nother constable, to ith some others, da Derry said, " You be t Corp you, I defy you 6) lock d dancing round, and d an down most brutal manner. aid of the police ree constables he wa: A before he had very mu voured to bite one of them it rle 376 S said the female pi I very violent an, uck him on the breast )ner, in defence, said he era the Land Transport Corps, Bristol that =ruin and, as to: ncing and quiet and belong to tssistance, for th m of a f en removed mably dr( Combe, for concerned a ly femali ,busive nd the he defondan rrer cola Elizab but it had lived to Australi said in a vi home with h he had got tl is insi Id be no after I one of tt been 1 :o t near him pony, but I m resp, was food person 1 i body, and he mon of the house covered -- • 1....4 ha it, and p Mr. I a Leaman home 1 o. 18, Cha 1 the ct that 11 His m 1 his f Mary Bottrell, reardir Aserved the pu. had no doubt give been found. He Police-constable GO - uld, 374 S The prisoner was dealt sum it to I ;c hard _Ellen Reynolds, a young woman dressed in 2 black, with a small portion of a dark veil, Mr. ( covered II( from a l ious par The mod Saturn ler what hac the said a la the door in Whi )nsoner ca " Mother, con basket from m rnd stopt her, at .obbed her child o: m the Saturc child was so Inspector venal not to the ord isqled :ted to to Green 3 to Au DIIE COLORED-NE:WE it had Mrs. Ann Haines, aii ai Lapel-street, St. George tihe accused Sarah Nicholl Ilainant had a .eive ti I S azr I speedily t k had ame tim to the id )een robbed the 0, ith sot a basi on dut a Frid putb-wester maker nd struck his wife r, after a long investigation, exam s certificates, and said he was very s i whose character for ability and con' .ult on his wi: resent time five montt v ith-oner was not to blame for an attach. I fortification, it v ment to the old woman, but his wife had a prior claim upon him. If the wife had been guilty of adultery ana the prisoner could leave her, and was not bound to from its opt.._ support her; but he would say in passing, there was no to pour in their r evidence that she had been faithless. He was afraid -e _ ) the Reda GAIL )o much influence over the prisoner, vs. V"" "n an nind against the woman he was The othex un He sentenced the pri- successft it and hard labour, TT _ Le ,„ „4. :I protec imprisonr nd an Excel" r Mai( Two 11 ct. H p of Canterbur I chapel crutc n the I 1 :- • - 1 is r 3ASTOPOJ part of y ig iu tl ble to I sold Bishop position ir k on th I to dri PILI Bevis Id hand : I -But t )f very ( or upon for 14 horie ther )f Septeml n Cou ir, hay I Ti defend of the pol had re- read over to th, Mr. Shaw, th eep the that he gave bef nesday last, OF I`_ loctor t THR 31URD1 the pr leposed was in his bed at yards distant. About two o By Mr. D'Eyncour OLLOWAY'S 01 youn kable me,(l STORMING OF navy not t ut it bi aken b heir be regular formed outside, to prc their small steamers es( will be for only a few d :en by surp offering Tr