... ?? Regiment-To be Captaini-Lieutenant M'Kellar, vice M'Neile, killed. 7th Regiment-To be Captain-Lieutenant and Ad- jutant Edge. Rifles-To be Major-Brevet-Major Boyd, from the f 10th regiment. 9th Regiment-To be Major-Captain Cotter, vice Harley, promoted ...

... first class of St. Ferdinand-Lieut. ( Colonels Cruise, Mhaicolm, Ross, Fortescue, Thompson, Hlicks, Carmpbell, Cannion, Shaw, Mitchell, Lezanma, 'tosack, G. 1'Ctabe, Jocklus, 11nentlee; Deputy lospectol of Pospitals 1t. Alcock ; Majors T. O'Neale, WVoodbridge ...

... University, Oxford; John Forster, B. A. Corpus. Christi, Cambridge; John Brande Morris, B.A. Balliol,- Oxford; -Villinir John Edge, B. A. Emanuel, Cambridge; George Edwvard Bruxner, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford; illiam Bnsjwell, B.A. Qieen's, Cambridge; Thomas ...

... against him by Mr. Heathcote, factory inspector, of producing a false certificate for a boy named , Edward Mitchell.-Mr. ?? said that lie found It Mitchell, who was only eleven years of age, working for defendant, and a certificate was produce for him, pur ...

... eveninag, a Coroller's Inques was held at the Coburg Itin, on the body of illr. Mar- I1 shall, boiler-maker, who caine by his death in the fo- r: lowting mamler :-lt appeared that the deceased had. r been engaged in lowering some part of the apparatus of ...

... arrinigil and at mid-dy till tie tribunes were filled. At half-pilrt tno the Queen Regeit arrived, dressed in a dark blue robid edged with silver lace; she looked very %vell, and bowed end sinileil as she entered the Cortes. Having read the oilth il a calm ...

... broken the bone, nor was it of itself suffi- dcient to have caused death, but it might have pro- duced erysipilas. The jury returned a verdict to the of the, the deceased had died a natural death. at Conservancy qf the River.-It is understood that a. the deputation ...

... ' ; - - I JxDvDIbAi DAVENPORT, Derby, colour-manufacturer. DIVIDENDS-(At the Court of Bankruptcy.)-John Jowett and James Mitchell, Regent-street; linen-drapers, April 29- Mark Last ?? asey, Great Winchester-street. City, silk-merchants, April 28-'-Joseph ...

... manufacturer. JEDIDiAH DAVENPORT, Derby, colour-manufacturer. DIVIDENDS.-(At the Court ef Bankruptcy.)-John Jo'vett and James 'Mitchell, Regent-street, linea-drapers, April 29- Mark Last and William asey, Great Winchester.street. City, silk-merchants, April ...

... unexceptiounable, to be admitted a member of that chub. CHlLD BURNT TO DEATH.-On Monday last, an inquest was taken at Croston, before R. Palmer, Esq., on the body of Thomas Worthington, whose death ivas occasioned under the following circumstances: Ellen Barren ...

... tWO others. i John Morris, Esq., first hardy shrmb, chloialcishlis. ho Mrs *Colonel Lee, the Itrst greens edged auricila, Ltddie, first su gray-edged tditio, Priveteer, and nine others. sU, ir. JoI1 Siiofleltd, the first wthite-edgerl aurleula. Potts at ...

... she was very severely burnt. The deceased died in the afternoon of the next day. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death. FEIoNY.-Yesterday, a young woman, named Jane flunt- ington, was charged with stealing a cloak, the property of Mrs. Kay, ...